An edition of A genuine and impartial account of the remarkable life and vicissitudes of fortune of Charles Ratcliffe, Esq (1747)

A genuine and impartial account of the remarkable life and vicissitudes of fortune of Charles Ratcliffe, esq

who was beheaded on Tower-Hill, Monday, December 8, 1746. for high-treasons, in being in the Rebellion ... Also the proceedings that were had against his brother, the late Earl of Derwentwater; together with both his speeches; the first ... when he received judgement of death; and the other that he made on the scaffold ... Feb. 14, 1715-16. And ... both their behaviours on the mornings of their executions, and their last dying words ...

By Gerard Penrice