An edition of Characters of vertue and vice (1691)

Characters of vertue and vice

Describ'd in the persons of the wise-man, the valiant man, the trulynoble, the patient man, the true friend, the hypocrite, the superstitious, the profane, the busy-body, the envious. Attempted in verse from a treatise of the Reverend Joseph Hall, late Lord Bishop of Exeter

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Characters of vertue and vice
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An edition of Characters of vertue and vice (1691)

Characters of vertue and vice

Describ'd in the persons of the wise-man, the valiant man, the trulynoble, the patient man, the true friend, the hypocrite, the superstitious, the profane, the busy-body, the envious. Attempted in verse from a treatise of the Reverend Joseph Hall, late Lord Bishop of Exeter

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Printed for Francis Saunders
Language
English
Pages
32

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Characters of vertue and vice.: Describ'd in the persons of the wise-man, the valiant man, the truly noble, the patient man, the true friend, the hypocrite, the superstitious, the profane, the busy-body, the envious. Attempted in verse from a treatise of the Reverend Joseph Hall, late Lord Bishop of Exeter.
1691, F. Saunders
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Cover of: Characters of vertue and vice
Characters of vertue and vice: Describ'd in the persons of the wise-man, the valiant man, the trulynoble, the patient man, the true friend, the hypocrite, the superstitious, the profane, the busy-body, the envious. Attempted in verse from a treatise of the Reverend Joseph Hall, late Lord Bishop of Exeter
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First edition.

Signatures: A|p2|s, B-E|p4|s.

Cf. Wise, T.J. The Ashley Library. 1922-36. v. 8, p. 202.

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