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Vita brevis.: An essay, upon withering flowers. Or, Mankind considered, as first flourishing, and then withering. In a sermon, preached on, the joyful death of a valuable youth; and the awful death of a desirable child, in the north part of Boston.
1714, Printed by John Allen, for Nicholas Boone, at the Sign of the Bible in Cornhill.
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Vita brevis.: An essay, upon withering flowers. Or, Mankind considered, as first flourishing, and then withering.
1714, Printed by John Allen, for Nicholas Boone, at the sign of the Bible in Cornhill
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Signatures: A²⁻⁶, B-C⁶, D².
Title within mourning border.
Caption title: Withering flowers. Boston, 14. d. I. m. 1714.
A funeral sermon on the death of Mr. Leonard Dowding and a child, William Thomas. cf. p. 30 and 34.
Holmes 433.
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