The trembling sinner: or, The hazard of a death-bed repentance. : being an account of the following tears and penitent end of Mr. John barsow a young mercer in the city of London, who having liv'd a very loose and wicked life, and being struck with a fit of sickness, compos'd the following lines; wherein he humbly implores the mercy of God with tears beseeching him to accept of his late repentance acknowledging the hazard thereof, and concluding with an exhortation or warning to all his friends, to avoid the bad examples of his vile and impious life..
[London? : s.n],
Printed in the year 1712..
In verse.
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England London.