A discourse concerning trouble of mind
Subtitle: arising from sundry temptations exemplified in the remarkable life of a private gentleman; with reflections thereon. In three parts. Intended to awaken the presumptuous, convince the sceptick, and encourage the despondent
By: Left under his own hand, to be communicated to the publick after his decease
Publisher: Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough and J. Baker, and N. Cliff
Published: 1708
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Notes: Attributed to Daniel Defoe and Thomas Woodcock. Boston Public Library. Defoe collection 157.

Said to relate to Sir David Hamilton, physician to Queen Anne.

Republished 1711, under title: An account of some remarkable passages in the life of a private gentleman ...