An edition of 'Elizabeth is missing' (1945)

'Elizabeth is missing'

or, Truth triumphant; an eighteenth century mystery, being a true and complete relation of her mysterious disappearance with her low and distrest state upon returning to her friends, her fixing upon Enfield Wash as the place of her confinement, with her accusation against Mother Wells, a notorious bawd, and Mary Squires, an hideous gipsy; on whose behalf the Lord Mayor of London made a counter-accusation, and what came of it, the whole embellish'd with many moral observations and the truth at last made manifest through many phaenomena, now first rightly interpreted.

By Lillian De La Torre