The Day of Doom; Or, A Poetical Description of the Great and Last Judgment With Other Poems
Wigglesworth
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Wigglesworth · 4 chapters
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- MEMOIR OF THE AUTHORSample
- AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
- TO THE CHRISTIAN READER.
- ON THE FOLLOWING WORK AND ITS AUTHOR.
- A PRAYER UNTO CHRIST THE JUDGE OF THE WORLD.
- THE DAY OF DOOM.
- A SHORT DISCOURSE ON ETERNITY.
- A POSTSCRIPT UNTO THE READER.
- VANITY OF VANITIES. A SONG OF EMPTINESS.
- DEATH EXPECTED AND WELCOMED.
- A FAREWELL TO THE WORLD.
- FUNERAL SERMON
- EPITAPH.