Hollar, W., & Cranford, J. (1642). George Forde hanged on a tree in his owne ground Cut his flesh a peaces carying it up & downe saynge this is the flesh of one of the traitors against our Holy Father the Pope: A Proclamation that nether English nor Irish should either sell or keepe in their houses any Powder upon the losse of goods & life nether any Armes whatsoever, exept with a license & then but five pound at most at 2 Shill: ye pound. [s.n.].

Hollar, Wenceslaus, and James Cranford. George Forde Hanged on a Tree in His Owne Ground Cut His Flesh a Peaces Carying It Up & Downe Saynge This Is the Flesh of One of the Traitors Against Our Holy Father the Pope: A Proclamation That Nether English nor Irish Should Either Sell or Keepe in Their Houses Any Powder upon the Losse of Goods & Life Nether Any Armes Whatsoever, Exept with a License & Then but Five Pound at Most at 2 Shill: Ye Pound. [s.n.], 1642.