Nevves from Ireland Concerning the late treacherous action, and rebellion, of Sir Carey Adoughertie, and Felli Me Reeah Mark Dauy. With the cunning & deceitefull suprising of Captaine Hart, his wife and children, and the castle of Kilmore, his ransacking & burning of the citie of Derry. & c. And the inhumane murther of Sir George Paulet, his associates, and most of the inhabitants of the Derry aforesaid.

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