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The Irish Martyr

Published: 1641
Length: 1,196 words
Reading: 5 min
Divisions: 5

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The Irish martyr. Or, A true relation of the lamentable sufferings of Mr John Trewman, who by the cruelty of that tyrant, the Earle of Strafford, late lord lievtenant of Ireland, was hang'd, drawn and quarter'd in Caricktargus [sic], for his expressions of love and good will to the Scots, in these late times of troubles. Expressed in an information from the wife of the said martyr, and by two speeches of his own; the one in prison, and the other upon the scaffold.

London Printed for F.C. & T.V. 1641.

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ReportTHE IRISH MARTYR.
Information
SpeechIOHN TREWMAN'S First Speech spoken in the PRISON.
SpeechJOHN TREWMANS last Speech upon the Scaffold, taken from his own mouth by divers Auditors.

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