1796 · Boston
by Backus, Charles
Boston: Samuel Hall, 1796. Half title, 31, [1 blank] pp. Disbound with light foxing. Good+
"The whole government of God proclaims the worth of the soul. . . High earthly attainments are so far from affording complete satisfaction, that they involve in greater cares and perplexities. To the uncertainty of worldly enjoyments may be added, that they can abide with their possessors but a short time."
"The charge, by the Reverend Joseph Jackson, of Brookline."--p. 26-28. "The right hand of fellowship, by the Reverend Reuben Holcomb, of Sterling."--p. 29-31" [ESTC].
Evans 30008. ESTC W20326. (Inventory #: 10261)
"The whole government of God proclaims the worth of the soul. . . High earthly attainments are so far from affording complete satisfaction, that they involve in greater cares and perplexities. To the uncertainty of worldly enjoyments may be added, that they can abide with their possessors but a short time."
"The charge, by the Reverend Joseph Jackson, of Brookline."--p. 26-28. "The right hand of fellowship, by the Reverend Reuben Holcomb, of Sterling."--p. 29-31" [ESTC].
Evans 30008. ESTC W20326. (Inventory #: 10261)