An edition of The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives (1746)

The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives.

A discourse (the substance of which was) delivered at Westchester in Colchester, in Connecticut, December 8. 1745. Being the Lord's-Day after the funeral of Mrs. Mary Skinner, wife of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Skinner, who departed this life, November 29th 1745. Aetat. 24. And now published at the desire and expence of a number of the auditors and others.

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An edition of The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives (1746)

The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives.

A discourse (the substance of which was) delivered at Westchester in Colchester, in Connecticut, December 8. 1745. Being the Lord's-Day after the funeral of Mrs. Mary Skinner, wife of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Skinner, who departed this life, November 29th 1745. Aetat. 24. And now published at the desire and expence of a number of the auditors and others.

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Printed by Rogers and Fowle in Queen-Street.
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The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives.: A discourse (the substance of which was) delivered at Westchester in Colchester, in Connecticut, December 8. 1745. Being the Lord's-Day after the funeral of Mrs. Mary Skinner, wife of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Skinner, who departed this life, November 29th 1745. Aetat. 24. And now published at the desire and expence of a number of the auditors and others.
1746, Printed by Rogers and Fowle in Queen-Street.
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Half-title: Mr. Skinner's discourse upon the death of his wife.

Signatures: [A]þ́ B-Eþ́ F℗ø (F2 verso blank)

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"Names of the persons at whose cost the preceeding sermon was made publick ..."--p. [43]

Evans 5867.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 5867)

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Mourner admonished.

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