Newes from the dead. Or a true and exact narration of the miraculous deliverance of Anne Greene, who being executed at Oxford Decemb. 14. 1650. ... care of certain hysitians [sic] there (1651)
by Richard Watkins
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PuddinTame Mary Hooper's Newes from the Dead is an account of Anne Greene' life up to her hanging, near-dissection, and revival. Watkins's work was one of her sources and the inspiration for her title. The pamphlet, excepting the poems that were part of the original, is reproduced as a facsimile in Hooper's book.
PuddinTame This Newes From the Dead is a 1651 pamphlet about Anne Greene's survival of a hanging. It was taken as an example of Providence defending the innocent, and she was pardoned.
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- Mary Hooper used the title Newes from the Dead in her young adult recounting of the life, hanging, near dissection, and revival of Anne Greene (or Green). This pamphlet was one of her sources, and is reproduced in h... (show all)er book, except for the appended poems.
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