An edition of An account of the tryal of Elizabeth Chamberlain (1730)

An account of the tryal of Elizabeth Chamberlain

on an action brought against her by Samuel Stockwell, alias Sam the Potter, an independent-parson, at the Court of King's-Bench on Monday the 22d of June, 1730 before the Right Honourable Sir Robert Raymond, for saying he was a rogue, a drunkard, a libertine, and a singer of baudy songs : with the preacher's defence of his character and the merry observations in the evidence given against him : to which is added the qualifications necessary to set up a raw independent p---n, with a pathetical letter from a gentleman, and the character of a novice.

By Samuel Stockwell