Comprehension, more properly than enthusiasm, in distress; proved by Mr. Thomas Morgan, a Dissenting teacher. And farther explained, in a familiar letter to himself

Comprehension, more properly than enthusiasm, in distress; proved by Mr. Thomas Morgan, a Dissenting teacher. And farther explained, in a familiar letter to himself

by Peter Nisbett

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 3686, no. 13.

1723

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