The heart's ease, or, a remedy against all troubles. A consolatory discourse, particularly directed to those who have lost their friends and dear relations. To which is added two papers printed in the time of the Plague, 1665

Patrick, Symon, D. D.

Published by printed in the year 1707. Reprinted for William Pickering, London, 1847

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16mo, pp. [2], xx, 292; Keynes, p. 57; Kelly 1847.9; bound with: Patrick, Symon. Advice to a friend. London: printed in the year 1673. Reprinted for William Pickering, 1847. 16mo, pp. [2], viii, 238, [2]; Keynes, p. 57; not in Kelly; bound with: Hall, Joseph. Occasional meditations. Also the breathings of the soul. London: reprinted for William Pickering, 1851. 16mo, pp. vii, [1], 206;Keynes, p. 57; Kelly 1851.6; bound with: Hall, Joseph. Meditations and vows divine and moral: serving for directions in Christian and civil practice: also a speech in Parliament, in defence of the canons made in Convocation. London: reprinted for William Pickering, 1851. 16mo, pp. [4], 212, [2] Pickering ads; Keynes, p. 57; not in Kelly. Together, 4 volumes in 2, three-quarter polished blue calf over marbled boards, marbled edges and endpapers, gilt decorated spines in 6 compartments, red morocco labels in 3; extremities rubbed; good, sound copies. Seller Inventory # 57991

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Title: The heart's ease, or, a remedy against all ...

Publisher: printed in the year 1707. Reprinted for William Pickering, London

Publication Date: 1847

Binding: Hardcover