An earnest invitation, &c.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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[London?] :
[publisher not identified],
[between 1827 and 1831?]
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| Item Description: | Caption title. Title page possibly missing from item being cataloged. Printing statement from colophon. Date of publication estimated from dates of activity of the printers at 14 Bartholomew Close. See Philip A. H. Brown, London Publishers and Printers, c. 1800-1870 (1982), page 7. The Cushing Library/Dawson French Collection copy is bound with: The duty of parents to give religious instruction to their children, and the good effects likely to result therefrom, shown in several anecdotes. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The awful history of a backslider. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Eliza, the Indian sorceress. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- A friendly address to one who is under affliction. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Thomas Curry, the pious keelman. [London? : John Mason?, 18--?] -- Old Jonathan Shepherd and Margery Stray. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The Christian pilgrim's catechism. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Why do you not go to the play? [London : J. Mason, 18--?] -- A word to a Protestant. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Do you ever think? [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- An earnest invitation. [London? : Printed by James Nichols, 18--?] -- A plain and affectionate address to servants; with some usedul rules of conduct. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The danger and folly in indecision in religion. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- On repentence. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Former times. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- A short account of the life and death of Henry, Prince of Wales. [London : John Mason, 18--?] --The Bible. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Anecdotes of a negro. [London : J. Mason, 18--?] -- The martyrdom of bishops Ridley and Latimer. [London : Printed by J. Bradford, ... for J. Kershaw, 18--?] -- The rash prayer answered. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- "I am not what I once was." [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The folly of delaying to seek God. [London : J. Mason, 18--?] -- Good for trade : an authentic dialogue . [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The danger and folly in indecision in religion. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Eliza, an Indian woman. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Reasons why a sinner ought to turn to God without delay. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Advice to an apprentice in a letter from a clergyman to his brother. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Life of the Rev. Richard Hooker. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The History of George Gilbert, part II. [London : Printed by Joseph Bradford ... for J. Mason, 18--?] -- An affectionate address to rational beings. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The Cottage, in verse. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The First and last chapters in the history of intemperance. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The races; or, attendance on horse-races ... [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Hard times. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The duty of attending public worship, especially on the Lord's Day. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- The Grateful seaman. [London : John Mason, 18--?]-- The Duty of turning over a new leaf. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- Peggy Ellis; or, the happy islander. [London : John Mason, 18--?] -- A word on marriage. [London : Printed by B. Bensley, ... for J. Kershaw, 1821] -- The Flood; or, an alarming dream. [London : Printed by Joseph Bradford, ... for J. Mason, 18--?] -- The Disobedient son. [London : J. Mason, 18--?]. |
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| Physical Description: | 24 pages ; 16 cm |