Perfect Diurnall in London, Middlesex

Oxfordwoman recovering from torture befores Petty and physicians

A fragment from historical letters recounts an Oxford woman once tortured by hanging and rifle fire, later deemed recovered by Doctor Petty and colleagues. It notes her speech returning in bursts, initial reluctance, and a renewed examination of her visions and trial observations. The text mentions delays in full disclosure and promises further relation of her trial, sufferings, and the event as a sign of divine work.