An edition of A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practises upon the brain of Habbakkuk Hilding, justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent-Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy: a dreadful monument of false friendship and delusion (1752)

A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practises upon the brain of Habbakkuk Hilding, justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent-Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy

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An edition of A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practises upon the brain of Habbakkuk Hilding, justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent-Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy: a dreadful monument of false friendship and delusion (1752)

A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practises upon the brain of Habbakkuk Hilding, justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent-Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy

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J. Sharp
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A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practises upon the brain of Habbakkuk Hilding, justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent-Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy: a dreadful monument of false friendship and delusion
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Habbakkuk Hilding.

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