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Publication Date
1811
Physical Format
online resource 22 pages ; 22 cm |physical_form:online resource
Document Type
Article
Format
resource_types:Text
Publisher
Peter B. Gleason and Co., printers,
Extent
22 pages ; 22 cm
Page Number
10017.tif
Description
"In the winter of 1805, a transient man perished in the snow, with a bottle of spirits at his side, about a mile from the meeting house, in this place. In consequence ... the following discourse was delivered to my own people. About three years afterward, it was read as an occasional exercise at a ministers' meeting. In deference to the judgment of my brethren, after considerable delay, it is now given to the public. E. Porter. Washington, (Con.) August 7, 1811."--Advertisement, verso of title page. FAU copy appears to have been trimmed to 21 cm.
Comments
relators:att:person:Porter, Ebenezer 1772-1834|relators:att:person:Peter B. Gleason and Co.|Florida Atlantic University Libraries' Marvin and Sybil Weiner Spirit of America Collection, Pamphlets: Speeches B9F10