John  Lilburn,  Prisoner  in  the  Tower  of  London,  unto  a
friend  of  his,  giving  him  a  large  relation  of  his  Defence,  made
before  the  Judges  of  the  King's  Bench,  the  8th  of  May  1648,
against  both  the  illegall  commitments  of  him  by  the  House

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LILBURNE,  John^'-continued,

of  Lords,  and  the  House  of  Commons,  and  how  that  the
Judges  in  open  Court,  were  necessitated  to  confesse,  there  is
by  neither  of  the  Commitments  any  crime  in  Law  laid  unto
his  charge,  &c.  (May,  1648.)

4to.  No  Printer's  n^ime,  or  place.  [1648.]     4

Letter  to  the  General  from  Col.  Lilburne  and  J.  Overton,  in

behalf  of  some  Persons  in  Captain  Savage's  Troop.    Fol.  Zoii.,1648.
His  Humble  Eemonstrance  to  every  Member  of  the  Commons.
4to.  1648.
