The case of James Shepard, who was condemned at the Old Bayly, on Thursday the 6th of March, 1718. For high treason against His Majesty with a true copy of the letter which he left at Mr Leeks directed for the Reverend Mr Heath, together with his sentance which was past upon him by the recorder

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The case of James Shepard, who was condemned at the Old Bayly, on Thursday the 6th of March, 1718. For high treason against His Majesty with a true copy of the letter which he left at Mr Leeks directed for the Reverend Mr Heath, together with his sentance which was past upon him by the recorder