The advices and meditations of the late William Haslett, Esquire
Subtitle: consisting of I. An address to the clergy and Christians of all denominations, with some discriminative marks of grace. II. A practical essay on the influences of the Holy Spirit. III. Serious hints to loud and alarming preachers of the Gospel, and the regular and orderly professors of religion. IV. The morning and evening meditations of a week: with some minor pieces, and extracts from Flavel. : To which is prefixed a biographical sketch of the author
Contributors: Flavel, John, 1630?-1691; Haslett, Ann M., publisher; D. & S. Neall (Firm)
Publisher: Prined [sic] for Ann M. Haslett, on the Vertical Press, by D. & S. Neall, no. 2, Hartung's Alley
Published: 1825
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: Clergy; Meditations; Christian life
Notes: "At the time when the proposals for publishing Mr. Haslett's posthumous papers were issued, and until after several forms were printed, it was supposed that the manuscripts would make upwards of two hundred pages. But the printer who had made the calculations was mistaken.--Mistakes, however, do not exonerate from the duty of fulfilling the promises of the proposals. The extracts from Mr. Haslett's favorite author, are therefore, added. 'The touchstone of sincerity,' written by the Rev. John Flavel, has, for about one hundred and sixty years, been high in the esteem of the churches."--Advertisement, p. [132].