A treatise, shewing the nature and benefit of that important science, and the way to attain it. Intermixed with various reflections and observations on human nature. By . . The Fourth edition.

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Fourth edition. 12mo. (163mm.) Pp,xxiii, 206, [2]. [ p.208 ] advertisement leaf for James Waugh. All edges gilt. Contents very slightly age browned. Contemporary dark morocco very lightly rubbed , the covers with a triple line gilt frame border enclosing a large central oval lozenge of small circles, dots, and two Harebell (?) flowers. The spine with five raised bands, the panels with circles, dots and small flowers. The title lettered direct . Marlbled endpapers. Overall a very good plus copy. John Mason ( 1705 / 6 - 1763 ) was a Dissenting Divine. When first published in 1745 it proved to be so popular it went through 20 editions by 1836. " A useful book, but deficient in evangelical principles of self - knowledge ". - Bickersteth's C.S; 4th ed ; 501. ESTC T131901. N° de ref. del artículo 446

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