- Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 7 (11th ed.). pp. 983–984. The
Reporte of a
bloudie and
terrible M****acre in the
Citty of Mosco, with the
fearefull and tragicall...
- George-Hill in Surrey.
Gerrard Winstanly (9 June 1649) A
Declaration of The
bloudie and
unchristian acting of
William Star and John
Taylor of
Walton (22 June...
-
seinge what hapned, retired,
neither the
threats of the
Generall nor the
bloudie sworde of
inferiour officers was
sufficient enough to
keepe them from turning...
- confession, and
heartie repentance of
Francis Cartwright,
Gentleman for his
bloudie sinne in
killing of one
Master Storr,
Master of Arts, and
minister of Market...
- A man so
wrung with pains, that all his hair, His skinne, his
garments bloudie be.
Sinne is that
presse and vice,
which forceth pain To hunt his cruell...
- a
legend of Jarvis's Jetty" "The Smuggler's Leap: a
legend of Thanet" "
Bloudie Jacke of Shrewsberrie: a
legend of Shropshire" "The
Babes in the Woody;...
- confession, and
heartie repentance of
Francis Cartwright,
Gentleman for his
bloudie sinne in
killing of one
Master Storr,
Master of Arts, and
minister of Market...
-
honourable Judge,
delivered from the
danger of this Conspiracie; this
bloudie practise of the
Priest laid open".
Almost everything that is
known about...
-
sonne and
heire apparent, Ferminus, were here buried, both
slaine in a
bloudie fierce battaile, by
Penda the
Mercian King, a Pagan".
Since at
least the...
