The History Of Lucy Clare

First Sentence

My father and uncle, said Lucy Clare (strange as it may appear), came from the north country, on foot, to offer their help to King James, who, as they had been told in their own land, was very ill used by his disloyal subjects in England.

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Other Editions

• The History Of Lucy ClarePaperbackKessinger Publishing, LLC2004-06-17
• The history of Lucy ClarePrinted by and for F. Houlston and Son, and sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London, and all other booksellers1817-01-01
• The history of Lucy Clare as related by a clergymanHoulston1821-01-01
• The history of Lucy ClarePublished by D.F. Robinson & Co. at the depository of the Hartford County Union, and sold also by Crocker & Brewster, and James Loring, Boston, and J. Leavitt, 182, Broadway, New-York1828-01-01
• The history of Lucy Clare.Printed for Houlston and Son1830-01-01
• The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain.Printed by J. Smyth1838-01-01