Literature of The Sacheverell Trial
Among the pamphlets relating to Dolben are:
- A Letter written by Mr. J. Dolbin to Dr. Henry Sacheverell, and left by him with a friend at Epsom, 1710, p. 16; composed as a letter of repentance.
- A true Defence of Henry Sacheverell, D.D., in a Letter to Mr. D——n . By S. M. N. O., 1710.
- An Elegy on the lamented Death of John Dolben.
- The Life and Adventures of John Dolben, 1710, pp. 16.
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