Civil magistracy defended, and the comparative consequences of sins against God, and against society, considered; in a sermon, occasioned by the execution of George Russel, who suffered for croft breaking, near Manchester, on Saturday September 15th, 1798
by William Roby
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 9347, no. 05.
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