Londons allarum; or, England toss'd in a blanket ; from Westminster-Abbey, to the city of Edinbrough: being a seasonable treaty, touching General Monck and his army. In a dialogue, between a scarlet souldier, and an honest countrey-man: wherein is shewed the great necessity of withdrawing the souldiers from the Parliament-House, and permitting the members to sit again

Folger bibliographic ID: 344700
ESTC number: R019622
Wing number: L2917
Folger call number: 214817
Folger holdings ID: 495546

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Extended title: Londons allarum; or, England toss'd in a blanket ; from Westminster-Abbey, to the city of Edinbrough: being a seasonable treaty, touching General Monck and his army. In a dialogue, between a scarlet souldier, and an honest countrey-man: wherein is shewed the great necessity of withdrawing the souldiers from the Parliament-House, and permitting the members to sit again

Albemarle, George Monck, Duke of, 1608-1670 England and Wales. Parliament Great Britain

subject: Albemarle, George Monck, Duke of, 1608-1670
subject: England and Wales. Parliament