The sermons of Master Henry Smith, gathered into one volume
Subtitle: Printed according to his corrected copies in his life time. Whereunto is added, Gods arrow against atheists
Publisher: imprinted by Felix Kyngston, for Thomas Man, dwelling in Pater-noster Row at the signe of the Talbot
Published: 1609
Place of publication: At London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 600
Subjects: English Sermons; Sermons; Church of England
Work titles: Sermons
Notes: STC 22725 mentions that editions of STC 22737 and 22667 are called for in the table of contents of "The sermons of Master Henry Smith" (1604) and in subsequent editions. Because different publishers held the copyright of each book, editions were not often printed simultaneously. Therefore, each book is treated as a separate entity.

STC (2nd ed.), 22727

ESTC (RLIN), S117482

Bequest of Convers Francis with his biobibliographical notes on front end papers.
Table of contents: title: A preparative to marriage ; A treatise of the Lords supper in two sermons ; The examination of usurie in two sermons ; The Christians sacrifice ; The true triall of the spirits ; The wedding garment ;The way to walke in ; The pride of Nebuchadnezzar ; The fall of King Nebuchadnezzar ; The restitution of Nebuchadnezzar ; A disswasion, from pride, and an exhortation to humilitie ; The yong mans taske ; The triall of the righteous ; The Christians practise ;The pilgrims wish ; The godly mans request ; A glasse for drunkards ; The art of hearing, in two sermons ; The heavenly thrift ; The magistrates Scripture ; The triall of vanitie ; The ladder of peace ; The betraying of Christ ; The petition of Moses to God ; The dialogue betweene Paul and King Agrippa ; The humilitie of Paul ; A looking glasse for Christians ; Foode for new borne babes ; The banquet of Iobs children ; Satans compassing the earth ; A caveat for Christians ; The poore mans teares ; An alarum from Heaven, summoning all men unto the hearing of the truth ; A memento for magistrates ; Iacobs ladder, or the way to Heaven ; The lawyers question ; The law-giver's answere to the lawyers question ; The censure of Christ upon the answere ; Three praiers.