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An edition of The instructor (1726)

The instructor

Offering several very brief and plain instructions; in which the most ignorant may quickly learn the truths of the Gospel; which they must be taught, by those that have the charge of them, and would give up their account with joy and not with grief, unto God the judge of all: and would have some good and fit answer to give, when he shall visit them. : [Three lines from II Romans]

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The instructor
Cotton Mather, Cotton Mather
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An edition of The instructor (1726)

The instructor

Offering several very brief and plain instructions; in which the most ignorant may quickly learn the truths of the Gospel; which they must be taught, by those that have the charge of them, and would give up their account with joy and not with grief, unto God the judge of all: and would have some good and fit answer to give, when he shall visit them. : [Three lines from II Romans]

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Printed and sold by T. Fleet in Pudding-Lane
Language
English
Pages
12

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Catechisms Congregational churches Creeds
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The instructor.: Offering several very brief and plain instructions; in which the most ignorant may quickly learn the truths of the Gospel; which they must be taught, by those that have the charge of them, and would give up their account with joy and not with grief, unto God the judge of all: and would have some good and fit answer to give, when he shall visit them. : [Three lines from II Romans]
1726, Printed and sold by T. Fleet in Pudding-Lane
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Cover of: The instructor
The instructor: Offering several very brief and plain instructions; in which the most ignorant may quickly learn the truths of the Gospel; which they must be taught, by those that have the charge of them, and would give up their account with joy and not with grief, unto God the judge of all: and would have some good and fit answer to give, when he shall visit them. : [Three lines from II Romans]
1726, Printed and sold by T. Fleet in Pudding-Lane
in English

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Attributed to Cotton Mather by Holmes.

Signatures: A⁶.

"Page 7 is a double leaf with a changed text on a single leaf pasted over the original page 7."--Holmes.

Evans 2770

Holmes, T.J. Cotton Mather, 186

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Boston
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Early American imprints -- no. 2770

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Pagination
12 p.
Number of pages
12

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OL58190841M
OCLC/WorldCat
55820391

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OL439861W

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