Oratio funebris in obitum reverendi domini Benjaminis Wadsworth, ... qui e vita mortali in immortalem migravit, die Martii decimo sexto, anni [sic] MDCCXXXVII. Habita ... ab Henrico Flynt. ..

An appeal to the consciences of a degenerate people, for the vindication of God's proceedings with them  A sermon preach'd at the Thursday-lecture in Boston, April 3. 1729. By Henry Flynt, M.A. and Fellow of Harvard-College in Cambridge. [Nine lines from Jeremiah].

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Flynt, Henry, 1675-1760.

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Oratio funebris in obitum reverendi domini Benjaminis Wadsworth, ... qui e vita mortali in immortalem migravit, die Martii decimo sexto, anni [sic] MDCCXXXVII. Habita ... ab Henrico Flynt. ..

An appeal to the consciences of a degenerate people, for the vindication of God's proceedings with them A sermon preach'd at the Thursday-lecture in Boston, April 3. 1729. By Henry Flynt, M.A. and Fellow of Harvard-College in Cambridge. [Nine lines from Jeremiah].