Truth and Innocence Vindicated, Title page – License
Truth and Innocency VINDICATED, AGAINST Falſhood & Malice; Expreſt in a Late VIRULENT PAMPHLET, INTITULED, (A True Account of a moſt Horrid and Diſmal PLAGUE, began at Rothwell, &c.) Without Printer's Licenſer's, or Author's Name thereunto:) Together with an Account of the Kettering VISITATION.
By R. Davis, a poor Deſpiſed Servant of Chriſt.
Pſalm X. vii.
His Mouth is full of Curſing and Deceit, and Fraud: Ʋnder his Tongue are Miſchief and Vanity.
Ver. viii. He lyeth in the lurking places of the Villages: In the ſecret places doth he Murther the Innocent: His Eyes are privily ſet againſt the Poor.
Jer. XX. x.
For I heard the Defaming of many: Fear on every ſide: Report ſay they, and we will report it.
To which is Added Mr. Rob. Betſon's Anſwer to ſo much as concerns him in the ſaid LIBEL.
LONDON. Printed for Nath. and Robert Ponder, and are to be Sold by Randal Taylor near Stationers-Hall, by Mr. Coolidge at Cambridge, Mr. Prior, Shopkeeper at Colcheſter, Mr. Noble at St. Edmund's Bury, Mr. Haworth Grocer at Ipſwich, Northampton, Wellingborow, Kettering, Oundle, Harborow, Litterworth, Ʋpingham, Bedford, Kimbolton and Canterbury.
YOU are hereby Allowed to Print and Vend a certain Book, Intituled, Truth and Innocency Vindicated againſt Falſhood and Malice; Expreſſed in a Late Virulent Pamphlet, Intituled, (A True Account of a moſt Horrid and Diſmal Plague, began at Rothwell, &c.) Without Printer, Licenſer, or Author's Name thereunto. (Written by Richard Davis.) And for ſo doing, this ſhall be your ſufficient Warrant.
November 4. 1692. Edmund Bohun.