The Vnfaithfvlnesse of the cavaliers and commissioners of array in keeping their covenants : by which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them : fully discovered in a true narration of the inhumane carriages of he Earle Rivers, Lord Cholmondeley, Collonell Hastings, and their partie during the treatie of pacification in Cheshire, and after it was concluded, in their plundering at Torpley and the parts adjacent

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• The Vnfaithfvlnesse of the cavaliers and commissioners of array in keeping their covenants by which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them : fully discovered in a true narration of the inhumane carriages of he Earle Rivers, Lord Cholmondeley, Collonell Hastings, and their partie during the treatie of pacification in Cheshire, and after it was concluded, in their plundering at Torpley and the parts adjacent
  Published: (1643)
• The Vnfaithfvlnesse of the cavaliers and commissioners of array in keeping their covenants by which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them : fully discovered in a true narration of the inhumane carriages of he Earle Rivers, Lord Cholmondeley, Collonell Hastings, and their partie during the treatie of pacification in Cheshire, and after it was concluded, in their plundering at Torpley and the parts adjacent
  Published: (1643)
• The Vnfaithfvlnesse of the cavaliers and Commissioners of Array in keeping their covenants By which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them ...
  Published: (1643)
• The vnfaithfulnesse of the cavaliers and commissioners of array in keeping their covenants. : By which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them; fully discovered in a true narration of the inhumane carriages of the Earle Rivers, Lord Cholmondeley, Collonell Hastings, and their partie, during the treatie of pacification in Cheshire, and after it was concluded; in their plundering at Torpley, and the parts adjacent
  Published: (1643)
• The vnfaithfulnesse of the cavaliers and commissioners of array in keeping their covenants. : By which may be discerned the issue of all future treaties and agreements with them; fully discovered in a true narration of the inhumane carriages of the Earle Rivers, Lord Cholmondeley, Collonell Hastings, and their partie, during the treatie of pacification in Cheshire, and after it was concluded; in their plundering at Torpley, and the parts adjacent
  Published: (1643)