English Captives Parade to Saint Pauls Cathedral in London
The English captives, about 280 strong, marched in Moorish dress through the city to St Pauls Cathedral where Rev. Mr. Berryman preached from Psalms 102.19, 20, 21. They later proceeded to St James's to thanks the king, then viewed by the royal family in the garden.
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The Peerage of England and New Psalms Edition Note
Advertisements announce the fourth edition of The Peerage of England a genealogical account of nobility their arms marriages and heraldry. Also a new version of Psalms of David by Sir Richard Blackmore printed for the Company of Stationers and various booksellers.
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