01958cam a22003251  45000010008000000030008000080050017000160080041000330100017000740350019000910400032001100420012001420430012001540500025001660820016001911000020002072450054002272600050002813000058003314900027003895000141004165000398005575000270009555000215012256000059014406500026014997000042015257000017015677000048015849682308BD-DhUL20160822104857.0770210r1929    e  cfh        000 0 eng    a   30000603   a(OCoLC)2731528  aDLCcNFredUdOCoLCdBD-DhUL  apremarc  ae-uk---00aKD372.J44bT883 1929  a347.99bMUB1 aMddiman, J. G.,14aThe Bloody assizes /cedited by J.G. Muddiman ...  aLondon :bW. Hodge & Company, Limited,c1929.  a6 p. l., 250 p.bfront., pl., ports., facsim.c22 cm.0 aNotable British trials  a"The present reprint omits precisely those portions of the book to which no historian ever has paid ... the slightest attention."--Pref.  aReprint of the 5th edition, with reproduction of the original t.-p.: The western martyrology; or, Bloody assizes. Containing the lives, trials, and dying-speeches of all those eminent Protestants that suffer'd in the west of England, and elsewhere, from the year 1678, to this time; together with the life and death of George L. Jeffreys. The 5th ed. ... London, Printed for J. Marshall, 1705.  aThe life of Jeffreys was published separately, 1689, with title: The Bloody assizes: or, A compleat history of the life of George, Lord Jefferies, and dedication signed: James Bent. "James Bent was in all probability a pseudonym adopted by [John] Dunton." cf. p. 8.  aAppendix: A. Monmouth rebels tried on the western circuit, 1685.--B. Lord Jeffrey's warrant to Edward Hobbes, sheriff of Somerset.--C. Persons excepted by name in James II.'s general pardon of 10th March, 1686.10aJeffreys, George Jeffreys,cBaron,d1644 or 1645-1689. 0aBloody Assizes, 1685.1 aMuddiman, Joseph George,d1862?-eed.1 aBent, James.1 aDunton, John,d1659-1733,esupposed author.