An edition of The remarkable affecting case and dying words of Mr. Archibald Oswald (1745)

The remarkable affecting case and dying words of Mr. Archibald Oswald

an ensign in the Young Pretender's service, who received three musquet-shot in his left thigh, in the engagement of Preston-Pans, and expired six days after of his wounds. Published at his dying request ...

by John Drummond

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An edition of The remarkable affecting case and dying words of Mr. Archibald Oswald (1745)

The remarkable affecting case and dying words of Mr. Archibald Oswald

an ensign in the Young Pretender's service, who received three musquet-shot in his left thigh, in the engagement of Preston-Pans, and expired six days after of his wounds. Published at his dying request ...

by John Drummond

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1745

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J. Robinson

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Bound with Doddridge, Philip. The Christian warrior animated and crowned. 3d ed. London, 1746.

Published in: London

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Pagination: 32 p.
Number of pages: 32

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Open Library: OL20657350M

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The remarkable affecting case and dying words of Mr. Archibald Oswald

an ensign in the Young Pretender's service, who received three musquet-shot in his left thigh, in the engagement of Preston-Pans, and expired six days after of his wounds. Published at his dying request ...

by John Drummond