Joy and happiness to youth: or, The young men and maidens encouragement to speedy marriage: containing the wonderful felicity of a marriage state, and the admirable pleasures and blessings that ensue thereon: being curious instructions and profitable advice to all young men and maids to lead a peaceful and contented life, when joined in wedlock; also, how to get riches, and thrive in the world, in order to maintain themselves and their children in the best sort and condition.
Seymar, William.
London : printed, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster,
1700.
A reply to William Seymar's [i.e. William Ramsye's] 'Conjugium conjurgium'.
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