The seaman's faithful companion; being religious and moral advice to officers in the Royal navy, masters in the merchants service; their apprentices; and to seamen in general; the same being equally calculated for soldiers
Subtitle: To which is prefixed, instructions to orphan boys, and others, put out to sea or land service by the Marine society. Also, the Arch-bishop of Tuam's essay toward making the knowle[dge] of religion easy; with an abstract of his plain account of the Sacrament. With an historical detail of the many glorious victories obtained by his Majesty's arms in the late war; and a ...
Publisher: Sold by John Rivington, in St. Paul's church-yard.
Published: 1763
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 136
Notes: Pages 81-85 misnumbered 69-73.

Also issued with title: Christian knowledge made easy.

T.-p. faultily inked.