Humane prudence. The first [-second] part. : Treating of promises and performances. Of large acquaintance. Of pleasure, its use and end. Of virtue, how it may be taught. Of gifts, and their power over men. Of the deficiency of reason. Of curiosity in knowledge, &c..
De Britaine, William.
London, : Printed for D. Brown at the Black-Swan and Bible without Temple-Bar; and Tho. Benskin against Lincoln's-inn Back-Gate.,
1701..
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Possibly by William de Britaine.
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Signatures [vol. 2]: [A1] B-I¹² K10
ESTC
Young men
England London.