An edition of The opposite ends of the righteous and the wicked (1805)

The opposite ends of the righteous and the wicked

illustrated in two sermons, preached at Cockey-Moor : the former on the 24th March, 1805, upon the death of William Smith, a religious weaver, of Harwood, near Bolton : and the latter on the 7th of April, upon the execution of John Lever, who was hanged at Lancaster, on the preceding Monday, for the murder of John Ashworth of Radcliffe

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An edition of The opposite ends of the righteous and the wicked (1805)

The opposite ends of the righteous and the wicked

illustrated in two sermons, preached at Cockey-Moor : the former on the 24th March, 1805, upon the death of William Smith, a religious weaver, of Harwood, near Bolton : and the latter on the 7th of April, upon the execution of John Lever, who was hanged at Lancaster, on the preceding Monday, for the murder of John Ashworth of Radcliffe

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printed by S. Russell
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39

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William Smith (d. 1805), John Lever (d. 1805), John Ashworth of Radcliffe, England

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The opposite ends of the righteous and the wicked: illustrated in two sermons, preached at Cockey-Moor : the former on the 24th March, 1805, upon the death of William Smith, a religious weaver, of Harwood, near Bolton : and the latter on the 7th of April, upon the execution of John Lever, who was hanged at Lancaster, on the preceding Monday, for the murder of John Ashworth of Radcliffe
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