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THE LAST and GREAT
l E R M O N,
|j' the Rev Dr W I L L I A M D o d D, Prea¬
ched in the Chapel of New^ate-frifon, late
IMinifter at Btoomsbcrry-Chapcl in Lon,do , to
his Convift Brethren on Friday the 6th of
Vfutify 17-77, 3 ^10rt t*ime before he fuffered.
jDm Vfal. li. 3, I acknowledge my faults, and my finis
ever before me.
l ithhis Letter of Addrefs to the Rev, Mr VILETTE,
â– Ordinary in /Vc-zog^fr-prilbn, in order for publica¬
tion,
ikewife hisSolemn Declaration wrote
by hirafelf for his laft Speech, and
! given in a Letter at the place of
f Execution, June 27 1777.
Printed in Nidderfs-ijjynd. 1777-
(Price One-penny.)
l E R M O N,
|j' the Rev Dr W I L L I A M D o d D, Prea¬
ched in the Chapel of New^ate-frifon, late
IMinifter at Btoomsbcrry-Chapcl in Lon,do , to
his Convift Brethren on Friday the 6th of
Vfutify 17-77, 3 ^10rt t*ime before he fuffered.
jDm Vfal. li. 3, I acknowledge my faults, and my finis
ever before me.
l ithhis Letter of Addrefs to the Rev, Mr VILETTE,
â– Ordinary in /Vc-zog^fr-prilbn, in order for publica¬
tion,
ikewife hisSolemn Declaration wrote
by hirafelf for his laft Speech, and
! given in a Letter at the place of
f Execution, June 27 1777.
Printed in Nidderfs-ijjynd. 1777-
(Price One-penny.)
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| Chapbooks printed in Scotland > Religion & morality > Last and great sermon, of the Rev Dr William Dodd > (1) |
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| Description | Preached in the chapel of Newgate-prison, late minister at Bloomsberry-chapel in London, to his convict brethren on Friday the 6th of June, 1777, a short time before he suffered. With his letter of address to the Rev Mr Vilette, ordinary in Newgate-prison, in order for publication, likewise his solemn declaration wrote by himself for his last speech, and given in a letter at the place of execution, June 27 1777. [Edinburgh] : Printed in Niddery's-Wynd, 1777. |
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| Description | Over 3,000 chapbooks published in Scotland in the 18th and 19th centuries. Subjects include courtship, humour, occupations, fairs, apparitions, war, politics, crime, executions, Jacobites, transvestites, and freemasonry. Chapbooks are small booklets of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages, often illustrated with crude woodcuts. Produced cheaply and sold by peddlars on the streets, they formed the staple reading material of the common people, along with broadsides. |
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