*°G.355.31,32,33—**H.95.111
G orges, F., 1630-1718. America painted to the life. (Continued, 2.)
tains four tracts, to which he gave the common title, America painted to the life. Tract 1 may be considered his own work, although he de- scribed it in his preface as an unfinished work of his grandfather, supple- mented by himself, and, as a matter of fact, borrowed some of his text and all of his facts from Johnson’s Wonder working Providence. Tract 2 was undoubtedly the work of Sir Ferdinando Gorges, as stated. Tract 3 is Edward Johnson’s Wonder working Providence of Sions Saviour, in New England, which had been published anonymously in London, in 1654 [**H.04.103=**G.355.27]. Tract 4 is by Ferdinando Gorges, Esq. — See W. F. Poole’s Introduction to his edition of Johnson’s Wonder-working Providence [*4502.11].
Each part is catalogued “é
This card was print dat the Boston Public Library, April 24, i,20.