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Excerpt from The Correspondence of Nathan Walworth and Peter Seddon of Outwood: And Other Documents Chiefly Relating to the Building of Ringley ChapelVI. Potts's Discovery of Witches in the county of Lancaster. Reprinted from the original edition of 1613, with an Introduction and Notes by james crossley, Esq. Pp. Lxxx, 184, 52.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgott...
Excerpt from The Correspondence of Nathan Walworth and Peter Seddon of Outwood: And Other Documents Chiefly Relating to the Building of Ringley Chapel
Manchester, who expressed a strong opinion that it ought to be published.
The Editorship was undertaken by the late robert Scum sowler, Esq, q.c., a gentleman well qualified by his literary tastes, and the interest he took in Ringley, where, as senior warden, he laid the foundation stone of th...
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