An edition of The religious use of the visitation of sickness (1746)

The religious use of the visitation of sickness

recommended in a sermon preach'd at the abbey-church at Bath, for promoting the charity and subscription towards the General Hospital or infirmary in that city, on Sunday, December 8, 1745. ...By John Dalton, ...To which is added, A short account of the nature, rise and progress of the General Infirmary at Bath; with a list of the contributors to it.

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An edition of The religious use of the visitation of sickness (1746)

The religious use of the visitation of sickness

recommended in a sermon preach'd at the abbey-church at Bath, for promoting the charity and subscription towards the General Hospital or infirmary in that city, on Sunday, December 8, 1745. ...By John Dalton, ...To which is added, A short account of the nature, rise and progress of the General Infirmary at Bath; with a list of the contributors to it.

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1746

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printed by Thomas Boddely, and sold by Mr. Leake: Mr. Dodsley, and Mr. Rivington, London; Mr. Clements, at Oxford; and Mr. Thurlburn in Cambridge

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1 The religious use of the visitation of sickness: recommended in a sermon preach'd at the abbey-church at Bath, for promoting the charity and subscription towards the General Hospital or infirmary in that city, on Sunday, December 8, 1745. ...By John Dalton, ...To which is added, A short account of the nature, rise and progress of the General Infirmary at Bath; with a list of the contributors to it. 1746, printed by Thomas Boddely, and sold by Mr. Leake: Mr. Dodsley, and Mr. Rivington, London; Mr. Clements, at Oxford; and Mr. Thurlburn in Cambridge	aaaa Nearby Libraries

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The religious use of the visitation of sickness: recommended in a sermon preach'd at the abbey-church at Bath, for promoting the charity and subscription towards the General Hospital or infirmary in that city, on Sunday, December 8, 1745. ...By John Dalton, ...To which is added, A short account of the nature, rise and progress of the General Infirmary at Bath; with a list of the contributors to it.

1746, printed by Thomas Boddely, and sold by Mr. Leake: Mr. Dodsley, and Mr. Rivington, London; Mr. Clements, at Oxford; and Mr. Thurlburn in Cambridge