Strange and horrible nevvs, which happened betwixt St. Iohns street and Islington on Thursday morning, being the eight and twentieth day of this instant moneth of October
being a terrible murther committed by one of Sir Sander Duncomes beares on the body of his gardner that usually came to feed them, where thousands of people were eye-witnesses : also, with what strange meanes and manner they used to make him loose his savage hold by muskets, pikes, and mastive dogs, which could not be till he had torne his bowells, the man lying on his belly thorow his back
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- 17th century
- Language: English
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Traditions: Ancient religions, animism, and ritual
Subjects: Bears, Aggressive behavior in animals
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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being a terrible murther committed by one of Sir Sander Duncomes beares on the body of his gardner that usually came to feed them, where thousands of people were eye-witnesses : also, with what strange meanes and manner they used to make him loose his savage hold by muskets, pikes, and mastive dogs, which could not be till he had torne his bowells, the man lying on his belly thorow his back Open Library record | 1642 | for T. Smith | English | — | No ebook |
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