The most important discovery ever made known to mankind
By: by An Imprisonded Reformer
Publisher: Printed by John Bradberry, 70, Cheapside; sold by C. Bradley, 10, Digbeth
Published: 1820
Place of publication: Birmingham
Language: eng
Subjects: Teachings; Sin; Future life; Redemption; Hell; Future punishment
Other titles: Third part, price one penny, of the most important discoverey made known to mankind; First part, price one penny, of the most important discovery made know to mankind; Second part, price one penny, of the most important discovery made known to mankind
Notes: Each pt. has special t.p.

Signed: "Zion-Ward [i.e. John Ward]."--Pt. 3, p. 8.

Second, third, and fourth in a collection of 35 tracts and other writings by Ward, bound into three volumes.

With clippings of contemporary printed ephemera pasted to inside covers.

Twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth, and twenty-ninth in a collection of 35 tracts and other writings by Ward, bound into three volumes.

With clippings of contemporary printed ephemera pasted to inside covers.

Bound in full brown sheepskin over boards; covers flaking.

Bound in full brown sheepskin over boards; covers flaking.
Table of contents: title: Part 1. Wherein it is clearly shewn, that all people are entirely freed from every charge of sin whatever, so that priestcraft, the great accuser of man will now be cast down, and end in the total failure of the trade of priests, in every part of the world; by which the white slaves will be emancipated as well as the blacks, and the professions of lawyer anddoctor will shortly be no more; title: pt. 2. In which it is manifested from scripture, nature, and reason, that mankind never committed any sin against God; title: pt. 3. Wherein the meaning of destruction, banishmnet, and damnation, is clearly shewn, and that there is no place of torment for mankind hereafter.