A Wilderness of Trouble Leading to a Canaan of Comfort, Publishers advertisement
Some Books lately Printed for, and Sold by Jonathan Robinſon, at the Golden Lion in St. Paul's Church-Yard.
FOLIO.
JOſephus's Hiſtory of the Jews, with Cuts. Biſhop Ʋſher's Body of Divinity, with his Life, and an Alphabetical Table, the ſeventh Edition.
Partheniſſa, a Romance.
Heylin's Hiſtory of the World.
In QUARTO.
Dr. Dillingham's Sermon at the Lady Alſton's Funeral.
Dr. Bates's Harmony of the Divine Attributes.
Dr. Jacomb, on the 8th of the Romans.
Dr. Tuckney's 40 Sermons on ſeveral occaſions. —Ejus Praelectiones & Determinationes, Lat.
Mr. Haworth's ſeveral Pieces againſt the Quakers.
The Jeſuits Cabinet, or a Diſcourſe of the Jeſuits deſigns.
In OCTAVO.
Mr. Theoph. Gale, his Philoſophy. — Anatomy of Infidelity.
Mr. Baxter's more Proofs for Infant-Baptiſm. — His Treatiſe of Juſtification.
Mr. Whiſton's 4 Books in Defence of Infant-Baptiſm.
Mr. Wills's 3 Books in Defence of Infant-Baptiſm, againſt Mr. Danvers.
A Conteſt for Chriſtianity: Or, an Account of two great Diſputes between the Anabaptiſts and the Quakers.
Mr. Barret's Chriſtian Temper, or a Diſcourſe on the Nature and Properties of the Graces of Sanctification.
Mr. Shelton's Diſcourſe of Superſtition, with reſpect to the preſent Times.
A Catechiſm according to the Doctrine of the Church of England, with Scripture-Proofs at large, together with Directions for plain Chriſtians to pray on moſt occaſions, and to receive the Lord's Supper, by the uſe and knowledg of the ſaid Catechiſm.
A Catechiſm; or the Church-Catechiſm inlarged, and the Doctrine proved by Scripture, for the uſe of ſuch as were not Baptized in their Infancy, or had no God-Fathers and God-Mothers.
Mr. Ranew of Divine Meditation.
In TWELVES.
Mr. Pearſe's Great Concern, or Directions for a timely preparation for Death, recommended as proper to be given at Funerals. —The beſt Match, or the Souls eſpouſal to Chriſt.
Mr. Caſe's Treatiſe of Afflictions, uſeful for theſe Times.
Mr. Hooker's Doubting Chriſtian drawn to Chriſt.
The Barren Fig-Tree, or the Fruitleſs Profeſſor's Doom. By John Bunyon.
The Epitome of the Bible, briefly explaining the Contents of the Old and New Teſtament, penned in Metre for better remembrance, uſeful for Children.
The Sacred Diary, or Select Meditations for every part of the Day.
There is now in the Preſs a ſecond Volume of Dr. Manton's Sermons, which will be Publiſhed ſhortly.
End of the text · William Crompton, A Wilderness of Trouble Leading to a Canaan of Comfort (1679)