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between a Father and his Son. [short thick-thin rule-,
By the Rev. John Clowes. [short thin-thick rule] [2
lines, quotation] [rule] [row of printing ornaments]
Baltimore: Printed by John West Butler, corner of Gay &
Water streets, near the Custom-House. [short thick-thin
rule] 1808.
61 p. 18 cm. A-B6 [F]2(-F2).
Garrett. [6083
Coate, Samuel.
The Beauties and Excellencies of True Religion.
[ short thick-thin rule-, By Samuel Coate. [ short thin-
thick rule] [thick-thin rule] Baltimore: Printed by
John W. Butler, for John Hagerty and John Kingston.
[short thick-thin rule] 1808.
12 p. 17.5 ca. A6.
MWA. [609]
Cole, John, 1774-1855.
[double-rule frame] The Divine Harmonist, containing
a variety of Psala-Tunes, Chants and Anthems, selected
from the works of the most Celebrated Authors, by John
Cole. [Baltimore, 1808]
2 leaves, 3-6, 56 p. 15-5 x 24 en. [a-b]2 [c-h]4.
Without imprint.
Music engraved by G. E. Blake.
Engraved t.p., signed "F. G. Forster script" and "J.
Bannerman sculpt".
Advertised in the Baltimore Federal Gazette, Nov. 1,
1808, as "This day is published, & for sale at the au-
thor's residence ... Book first, of the Divine Harmo-
nist." Deposited for copyright "the seventh day of Oc-
tober, in the thirty-third year of the Independence of
the United States of America."
Cf. item 94.
Metcalf p. 20.
MWA. [610]
Cole and I. Bonsai, auctioneers.
l-Catalogue of new books. Baltimore, 1808]
Advertised in the Baltimore American, Feb. 20, 1808,
as "For sale this Evening ... A superb collection of new
books ... Catalogues in the course of the evening."
No copy known. [611]
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