More plain English, in two sermons preach'd for reformation of manners
Subtitle: the first at St. Catherine's by the Tower, the other at St. Matthew Friday-Street
By: by William Bisset, one of the ministers of St. Catherine's by the Tower ; with a large preface by the author, in his own vindication
Publisher: Printed, by A. Baldwin, in Warwick Lane
Published: 1705
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Subjects: Sermons; Christian life; Early works to 1800; English Sermons; Bible; Church of England
Notes: On Proverbs XXIX, 24 and XIV, 9.

Signatures: A⁸ B-E⁴; A2,3 misnumbered A3,4.

Last leaf blank.

Not in English short title catalogue.

Purchased in 2019 with the Louis J. Appell Jr. Fund for British Civilization in HCL.

Former owner's inscription on inside rear board; Jas. A. Rothwell, Walkerton, Ont.

Former owner's signature, page [9]: Will. Welman.

Crossed out, illegible inscription on page [1] at end.

Number 3 of 9 titles bound together; bound with: Daniel Defoe, Royal religion ([Dublin?], 1704); William Bisset, Plain English (London, 1704); Matthew Hale, The great audit (10th ed., London, 1700); Daniel Defoe, The true-born Englishman ([Dublin], 1704), An elegy on the author of the true-born-English-man (London, 1704), and A hymn to victory ([Dublin?], [1704?]); Joseph Addison, The campaign ([Dublin?], 1705); John Philips, Bleinheim ([Dublin], 1705).

Bound in contemporary paneled sheep over boards; in CMI case.