Plain dealing, or, The proud man fairly dealt with
Subtitle: being the substance of some thoughts and meditations upon several remarkable occurrences that were all made plain to him by experience, applicable to every man who through pride and covetousness, aims more for profit and esteem than the glory of God and the good of manking : address'd to his children
By: by James Fairservice
Publisher: publisher not identified], 1750 ([New York; W. Abbatt, 1919)
Published: 1750
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
Other titles: Mr. Fairservice's address to his children.; Proud man fairly dealt with.
Notes: Half-title: Mr. Fairservice's address to his children.

"Being extra number 66 of The magazine of history with notes and queries."

Pages also numbered 26-50.

Includes an account of the expedition against Minas, Nova Scotia, Jan.-Feb. 1747.