The Sweets of solitude, or, Directions to mankind how they may be happy in a "miserable world!" and insure a glorious inheritance in that which is to come
By: by Amos Wilson, who lived 19 years in a cave, secluded from the society of man ; annexed is a sketch of the life of said Wilson, the extraordinary manner in which he spent the 19 years of his seclusion, and the particulars of the melancholly event which led him to prefer a solitary life
Publisher: Printed for John Wilkey
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Hermits
Other titles: Directions to mankind how they may be happy in a "miserable world!" and insure a glorious inheritance in that which is to come.
Notes: Caption title: Life of Amos Wilson.

First published in 1821. Later editions issued under title: The Pennsylvania hermit.