The shipwreck and dreadful sufferings of Robert Barrow
Subtitle: with divers other persons, amongst the inhuman canibals of Florida
By: faithfully related by Jonathan Dickenson who was concerned therein.  To which are added Some remarks & observations, made by a person who renounced deism: also, the dying expressions of some persons of eminence & learning, who had embraced the same principles.
Contributors: Shinn, Joshus, pub.
Publisher: Re-published by J. Shinn
Published: 1826
Place of publication: Salem, O
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
Subjects: Barrow, Robert, d. 1697.; Shipwrecks.; Indians of North America -- Florida.; Florida.
Notes: First edition. Philadelphia. 1699, issued under title: God's protecting providence, man's surest help and defence in times of the greatest difficulty and most eminent danger...
"Some judicious remarks, &c." (comp. by Joseph Clark): p. [95]-120.  This appendix is a reprint of a pamphlet issued at Philadelphia in 1805, under same title.