Joanna Southcott's answer to five charges in the "Leeds Mercury," :
four of which are absolutely false; but as in the first charge, her accuser might have some room for cavilling, she wishes to make every allowance; and give a clear answer, how that was misunderstood: and not only to answer the four false charges that are brought against her; but she has brought four true charges against her adversaries, which will be seen in the following pages.
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Ashford, Middlesex. :
Printed and published by A. Seymour, The Clock House Press, sold by all booksellers and Carpenter's Book Store, San Diego, Cal., U.S.A.,
1918.
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| Notes: | "Joanna answers charges that four of her major prophecies were false ... The charges involve the prophecies concerning the end of sealing, a French invasion of England, a crop failure, and Joanna's 'awful trial'"--Wright, E.P. Southcott Coll. Place of publication follows the phrase The Clock House Press in imprint. Physical description: 24 p. ; 21 cm. more |
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P 830 |
Main Reading Room |
Pamphlets |