The Cabinet, or Works of darkness brought to light
Subtitle: Being a retrospect of the anti-Christian conduct of some of the leading characters in the Society called Friends, towards that eminent and devoted servant of the Lord, Elias Hicks, when on his last visit of gospel love to the inhabitants of the city of Philadelphia
By: Also, a brief statement of facts, illustrative of the treatment of that faithful messenger of the gospel, Priscilla Hunt, at a meeting for worship, held in Pine Street Meeting House,--together, with part of a discourse, delivered by her, at Green-Street Meeting House. ...
Publisher: Printed for the compiler. [Published by John Mortimer ...
Published: 1824
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Society of Friends; Doctrines
Notes: Identical in text and typography, except title and first 8 pages, with 1825 edition, published by John Mortimer.

Pages [37]-56 contain: "Extracts from the writings of primitive Friends, concerning the divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Published by direction of the Meeting for Sufferings held in Philadelphia. Solomon W. Conrad, printer. 1823. Re-printed for the compiler. [1824]" with separate title page.