The day of adversity. Reflections suited to the hour of sorrow, the bed of sickness; or the loss of beloved relatives. To which is added a short and plain statement of the way of salvation; and a specimen of the contrast between a worldly-minded man, and the truly religious in the prospect of death. By Basil Woodd, A.M. minister of Benti[a]ck Chapel St. Mary-le-bone, lecturer of St. Peter's Cornhill, and chaplain to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Leicester.

Date:

1799