Comfort to the afflicted; or The wonderous works of God, shewn to the widow and fatherless : shewing how one Mary Blake, in the parish of Strutton, in the county of Kent was left with four children, and being reduced to great poverty, applied to the parish but obtained no relief. How the poor widow went home to the children bidding them pray to God for bread, and locking herself up in a room, was going to murder herself. How a person appeared to her in white apparel and assured her she would soon receive comfort. How she was wonderfully delivered out of her miserable condition and the churchwarden found dead in his bed, his head dashed in pieces, and his blood sparkled on several parts of the wall.
[London] : Printed and sold by J. Pitts, 14. Great St, Andrew Street, seven Dials,
[1802-1819?]
Dates derived from Todd 'A directory of printers' (1972) from address in imprint.
Woodcuts on pages 3 and 8.
England London.