The Spiritual mirror; or, looking-glass
Subtitle: exhibiting the human heart as being either the temple of God, or habitation of devils. : Exemplified by a series of ten engravings. Intended to aid in a better understanding of man's fallen nature
By: Anciently published in the French language, in which five editions were printed. In 1732, translated into the German language, from which it is now translated, by Peter Bauder. ; [One line of Scripture text]
Contributors: Cammeyer, William, engraver; Whipple, Charles, 1781?-1859, publisher; Lyman Thurston & Co
Edition: Fourth American edition.
Publisher: Published by Charles Whipple
Published: 1832
Place of publication: Newburyport [Mass.]
Language: eng
Translated from: fre; ger
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Spiritual life; Conversion; Sin
Other titles: Looking-glass
Notes: Translated from the French in 1732. -Pref.

Translator's preface signed: Peter Bauder. Albany, January, 1826.

Plate 1 signed: Cammeyer direxit. Plates 2-10 signed: W.C. [i.e., William Cammeyer] dir.

Copyright Sept. 9, 1830 by Charles Whipple.

"Stereotyped by Lyman Thurston & Co. Boston."--verso of title page.

"Questions and counsel by Rev. Ashbel Green for those who hope that a work of saving grace has been wrought upon their hearts"--4 p. at end.

Publisher's advertisement: at foot of p. 4 at end.

Rare Book copy: Ink stamp of Nicolas Pike on t.p.

Burke Library copy: Ink stamp of Joseph Paige on front free endpaper.

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