The just measures of the pious institution of youth represented according to the maxims of the Gospel. In several essayes. Part 1. Recommending unto parents, and others concerned, what they owe more immediately to the souls of children; and laying down the first and most fundamental rules, whereby to manage happily the important trust of a Christian education. Wherein also, an account is given of the nature and designs of the Christian religion; it's great and most essential truths and duties are explained and asserted; and, the most dangerous errours, both in theory and practice, that prevail in the age, discovered, and guarded against. The whole, very profitable for all who would solidly understand and practice the doctrine, which is according to godliness.
Monro, George.
Edinburgh : printed by John Reid,
M.DCC. [1700]
Attributed by Wing to George Monro.
Essay 1 has separate title page dated 1701 on leaf *1r.
Essay 2 has separate dated title page on leaf chi1r.
Title page and preliminaries to essay 2 apparently printed separately and bound between quires X and Y.
Text continuous despite pagination.
With final errata leaf.
ESTC
Wing (CD-ROM, 1996)
Aldis, H.G.  Scotland,
Religious education of children
Christian life
Christianity