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John Palmer

Born: 1943

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Born: 1943

Books by John Palmer (50 max)

touch of God in the golden age.

1972

Memories for my brother

1972

The end.

1972

Murders at Bretforton and Upton Snodsbury

1708

The case of John Palmer, and Thomas Symonds, gentlemen: Executed near Worcester on the 7th of May, 1708. upon the evidence of Gyles Hunt, who having obtain'd his own pardon, charg'd them to have been concern'd with himself in the murder of Mrs. Alice Palmer, mother to the said Mr. John Palmer, and her maid. With the letter of the said two gentlemen to the Lord Bishop of Oxon, asserting their innocence, and giving an account how they were prevail'd on to confess themselves guilty, by some who put them in hopes of a pardon on that condition. His Lordship's answer, with a form of prayer he ...

1708

John Palmer, R. W.

The truth of the case, or, A full and true account of the horrid murders, robberies and burnings, committed at Bradforton and Upton-Snodsbury, in the county of Worcester and of the apprehension, examination, tryal, and conviction, of John Palmer, and Tho. Symonds, gent., William Hobbins, and John Allen, labourers, for the said crimes ; to which is added an account of the occasion of the Bp. of Oxford's going to the prisoners after their comdemnation, and His Lorship's whole transaction with them, written by the said bishop. Likewise, an account of what pass'd between the ordinary and the prisoners, and remarks on their dying speeches. Publish'd on occasion of a late imperfect, false, and scandalous libel entituled, The case of John Palmer and Thomas Symonds, gent. who were executed, &c

1708

The truth of the case or, A full and true account of the horrid murders, robberies and burnings, committed at Bradforton and Upton-Snodsbury, in the county of Worcester; and of the apprehension, examination, tryal, and conviction, of John Palmer, and Tho. Symonds, gent., William Hobbins, and John Allen, labourers, for the said crimes. To which is added, An account of the occasion of the Bp. of Oxford's going to the prisoners after their condemnation, and His Lordship's whole transaction with them

1758

R. W., John Palmer, Thomas Symonds, William Hobbins, Allen, John defendadnt, William Talbot

Last dying speech and confession of John and Hannah Palmer who were executed at Warwick, on Wednesday the 1st day of April, 1801 for the cruel and barbarous murder of Mary the wife of the said John Palmer

1801

The end

1972

A touch of God: a play in three acts.

1972

The End

1972

Bland hysteria: a farce in two acts.

1972

Before the guns

1972

Henrik Ibsen on the necessity of producing Norwegian theatre

1976

The end ; A day at the beach

1991