Essays, moral and miscellaneous. Viz. An introductory speech from Solomon, with an ode. A vision on a plan of the ancients. A sketch of life after the manners of the moderns. The state of man; his passions, their objects, and end; their use, abuse, regulation, and employment. With a poem sacred to the memory of the Princes of Wales, and of Orange. By J. Fortescue, D.D. Part I

All titles

• Essays, moral and miscellaneous. Viz. An introductory speech from Solomon, with an ode. A vision on a plan of the ancients. A sketch of life after the manners of the moderns. The state of man; his passions, their objects, and end; their use, abuse, regulation, and employment. With a poem sacred to the memory of the Princes of Wales, and of Orange. By J. Fortescue, D.D. Part I
• Essays, moral and miscellaneous ... Part I.

People / Organizations

• James Fortescue (Author)

Imprint

London : printed for R. Baldwin, jun. at the Rose in Pater-noster Row, MDCCLII. [1752]

Publication year

1752

ESTC No.

N47047

Grub Street ID

31811

Description

vi, 42 p. ; 8°.

Note

Anonymous. By James Fortescue

Height: 20 cm

Verse

Also issued as part 5 of his Essays moral and miscellaneous, 1754.