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The English Gusman Or the History Of That Unparallel'd Thief James Hind. Wherein Is Related I. His Education and Manner Of Life; Also a Full Relation Of All the Severall Robberies, Madd Pranks, and Handsom Jests Done By Him. II. How At Hatfield He Was Enchanted By a Witch For Three Years Space; and How She Switch'd His Horse With a White Rod, and Gave Him a Thing Like a Sun-Dial, the Point Of Which Should Direct Him Which Way To Take When Persued. And III. His Apprehension, Examination At the Councel Of State, Commitment To the Gatehouse, and From Thence To Newgate; His Arraignment At the Old Baily; and the Discourse Betwixt His Father, His Wife and Himself In Newgate. With Several Cuts To Illustrate the Matter. Written By G. F. [electronic resource]
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Fidge, George
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- London : Printed by T. N for George Latham Junior [etc.], 1652.
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