History of a Bible, &c. &c
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 23007
Publisher: Printed by James Comstock for Phinehas Weed.
Published: 1811
Place of publication: Ballston Spa [N.Y.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Anecdotes; Juvenile fiction; Children's stories; Universalism; Controversial literature; Christian life; Suicide; Prayer; Bible
Notes: The history of a Bible is by John William Cunningham.

"I. Merrell, pr. Utica."--foot of p. 12, 6th count.

Pagination: 12, 11, [1], 24, 24, 24, 12, 12 p.

Shaw & Shoemaker 23007

Shaw & Shoemaker 23211

Shaw & Shoemaker 23212

Welch, d'A.A. Amer. children's books, 520.1

Microform version available in the Readex Early American Imprints series.
Table of contents: title: History of a Bible; title: Here and there; or This world and the next. Being suitable thoughts for a New-Year [in verse]; title: A copy of parental resolutions, composed for his own use, by a very pious man; title: Of the character of the God of Moses; title: A New-Year's song [in verse]; title: A letter to an universalist; title: A letter, to another person who after several disputes had renounced the error of the Universalists, and appeared to be in trouble of mind; title: Copy of a letter to an illiterate person, who pretended to preach in an academy near the college; title: To those brethren of the Church of Christ in M. who adhered to Mr. L. and to all others who are like them; title: A letter to a person who wished to know a minister's opinion concerning the conduct of a certain people in the towns of S. and R.; title: Two letters, one from an unfortunate merchant to another, to console him under his losses. Another to a master of a vessel who has been unfortunate at sea ...; title: To a self-murderer; title: A letter to the parents of the before-mentioned self-murderer; title: Important questions, relating to the foregoing subject, answered; title: Dialogue between a minister and a young woman, by the name of N; title: , who happened to meet at; title: , in G; title: n, 1800; title: A dialogue between a missionary and a man and his wife upn the duty of prayer; title: A dialogue, with Capt. Wood, who said he prayed sometimes; title: A prayer of an impenitent sinner under some conviction; title: A letter to the people of Northampton, Northfield, &c. on a due observance of the Sabbath.