Mahir ḳodel [romanized], or, A dreadful alarm upon the clouds of heaven
Subtitle: mix'd with love. In three parts: The first is an address to England... containing sundry warnings and admonitions to the inhabitants thereof. The second is entitled: a vindication of an oft deliberated and confirm'd vision concerning the worship of the Church of England... The third is an expostulation directed to the arch-bishops, bishops, dignified and inferior clergy of the Church of England...
By: by Henry Hingeston
Publisher: Printed by Sam Farley
Published: 1703
Place of publication: Exeter
Language: eng
Number of pages: 604
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Christian ethics; Anglican authors; Church of England
Other titles: Dreadful alarm upon the clouds of heaven.; Address to England...; Vindication of an often deliberated and confirm'd vision.; To the archbishops, bishops, dignified and inferior clergy...
Notes: In three parts, sequentially numbered, each with separate t.p.

Title proper in Hebrew characters.

"To the illustrious Anne, Queen of England": dedication, (74 p.)