A true and most remarkable account of some passages in the life of Mr. George De Benneville

of an ancient and noble Protestant family in Normandy, (who is now, or lately was living in Pennsylvania) Who was often imprisoned in France, for preaching, and was once brought upon the scaffold to have his head cut off. Who afterwards fell sick of a consumption, and to all appearance died, and lay in that state forty-one hours: what he saw and heard during that time, both in the regions of misery and happiness

by George De Benneville

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