An Exact and True Narrative Of The Late Popish Intrigue, To Form A Plot, And then To cast the Guilt and Odium thereof Upon The Protestants. Wherein are contained, I. The Contrivance it self, with the Principal Agents and Instruments, viz. The Lords in the Tower, Mr.Dangerfield, &c. II. The manner of carrying on the said Contrivance, III. The Continuance of the Popish Plot to Assassinate the King. IV. The Book found in the House of Mrs. Cellier, in a Meal-Tub, by Sir William Waller. V. The several Attempts to Murther the Right Honourable, Anthony Earl of Shaftsbury. VI. The manner of Conveying a List of Names and other Treasona- ble Papers, into the Chamber of Col.Roderick Mansell. VII. The full Examination of the whole Affair before the Lords of His Majesties Most Honourable Privy Council. With the Ex- emplification of divers Informations, Examinations, Depositi- ons, &c. relating to the said Intrigue

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An Exact and True Narrative Of The Late Popish Intrigue, To Form A Plot, And then To cast the Guilt and Odium thereof Upon The Protestants. Wherein are contained, I. The Contrivance it self, with the Principal Agents and Instruments, viz. The Lords in the Tower, Mr.Dangerfield, &c. II. The manner of carrying on the said Contrivance, III. The Continuance of the Popish Plot to Assassinate the King. IV. The Book found in the House of Mrs. Cellier, in a Meal-Tub, by Sir William Waller. V. The several Attempts to Murther the Right Honourable, Anthony Earl of Shaftsbury. VI. The manner of Conveying a List of Names and other Treasona- ble Papers, into the Chamber of Col.Roderick Mansell. VII. The full Examination of the whole Affair before the Lords of His Majesties Most Honourable Privy Council. With the Ex- emplification of divers Informations, Examinations, Depositi- ons, &c. relating to the said Intrigue
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