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Cover image for The tryals of Haagen Swendsen, Sarah Baynton, John Hartwell and John Spurr. For feloniously stealing Mrs Pleasant Rawlins, a virgin and heiress of a considerable fortune: ... At the Queens Bench Bar at Westminster, Nov. 25. 1702

The tryals of Haagen Swendsen, Sarah Baynton, John Hartwell and John Spurr. For feloniously stealing Mrs Pleasant Rawlins, a virgin and heiress of a considerable fortune: ... At the Queens Bench Bar at Westminster, Nov. 25. 1702

1703
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Cover image for A true copy of the paper deliver'd by Mr. Swanson at the place of execution

A true copy of the paper deliver'd by Mr. Swanson at the place of execution

by Swendsen, Haagen
1702
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Cover image for The condemn'd bridegroom, or, The sorrowful lamentation of Mr. Hogan Swanson

The condemn'd bridegroom, or, The sorrowful lamentation of Mr. Hogan Swanson

by Swendsen, Haagen
1702
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Cover image for The full tryals examination and conviction, of Hagon Swanson, and Sarah Benton his pretended sister at the Queens-Bench Bar Westminster, on Wednesday the 25th of November, 1702. before the Lord Chief Justice Holt, &c.

The full tryals examination and conviction, of Hagon Swanson, and Sarah Benton his pretended sister at the Queens-Bench Bar Westminster, on Wednesday the 25th of November, 1702. before the Lord Chief Justice Holt, &c.

by Swendsen, Haagen
1702
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Cover image for The last dying words and confession of Haagen Swendsen, who was convicted and executed for stealing Mrs. Rawlins an heiress, deliver'd by him to Mr. Hainks, minister of the Queens Bench, and Mr. Ursin a Danish minister. Written with his own hand, and desir'd they might be printed

The last dying words and confession of Haagen Swendsen, who was convicted and executed for stealing Mrs. Rawlins an heiress, deliver'd by him to Mr. Hainks, minister of the Queens Bench, and Mr. Ursin a Danish minister. Written with his own hand, and desir'd they might be printed

by Swendsen, Haagen
1702
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