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This collection of ballads includes stories from rare copies and manuscripts, many of which have never been printed before. Thomas Evans provides notes and context to help readers understand the historical and cultural significance of these poems. Fans of traditional British literature and history will appreciate this volume.

In this moving and deeply spiritual book, the authors provide a detailed account of the life and faith of Edward Burrough, a minister of the Gospel who died in Newgate prison in 1662. Through their reflections on his life and legacy, they offer invaluable insights into the power of faith and the nature of spiritual fulfillment.

This book is a collection of old ballads, featuring a mix of historical and narrative stories. The authors, Robert Harding Evans and Thomas Evans, offer a compelling mix of traditional and contemporary tales, each with its own distinct voice and style.