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The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county…
The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, M.A.
London? : s.n., 1672
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THE CONTENTS.
Chap. 1. His Birth, Education at School and University. Chap. II. His removal from the University, with the occasion. Chap. III. His first Living in Surrey. Chap. IV. His second living in Hampshire. Chap. V. His third living, with the success of his journey into Cumberland. Chap. VI. His removal to Otham in Kent, with the occasion of it. Chap. VII. His great success at Otham in Kent, with his faithfulness there. Chap. VIII. His care to sanctify the Sabbath. Chap. IX. His appearance at a Visitation about the Prayer against the Scott. Chap. X. His fresh prosecution by the Arch-Bishop, with a strange Providence. Chap. XI. Strange Providences, Mr. Wilson's freedom obtained by Sir Ed. Deering, with his character of Mr. Wilson. Chap. XII. His removal to Maidstone. Chap. XIII. His care for Otham, and for Reformation at Maidstone. Chap. XIV. His extraordinary diligence and labouriousness on the Lords day. ⟨image 6⟩Chap. XV. The great pains he took with his people on the Week-days. Chap. XVI. His diligence on all occasions to do good, and his way of Preaching. Chap. XVII. His carriage in his Family. Chap. XVIII. The Reformation which was wrought by his means and Ministry in Maidstone. Chap. XIX. His Courage. Chap. XX. His Zeal. Chap. XXI. His Faith and Heavenly mindedness. Chap. XXII. His natural parts, and great humility. Chap. XXIII. His Wives, and Children. Chap. XXIV. His Sickness and Death.
Chap. 1. HIs Birth, Education at School and Vniversity. Chap. II. His removal from the Vniversity, with the occasion. Chap. III. His first Living in Surry. Chap. IV. His second living in Hampshire. Chap. V. His third living, with the success of his journey into Cumberland. Chap. VI. His removal to Otham in Kent, with the occasion of it. Chap. VII. His great success at Otham in Kent, with his faithfulness there. Chap. VIII. His care to sanctifie the Sabbath. Chap. IX. His appearance at a Visitation about the Prayer against the Scott. Chap. X. His fresh prosecution by the Arch-Bishop, with a strange Providence. Chap. XI. Strange Providences, Mr. Wilson's freedom obtained by Sir Ed. Deering, with his character of Mr. Wilson. Chap. XII. His removal to Maidstone. Chap. XIII. His care for Otham, and for Reformation at Maidstone. Chap. XIV. His extraordinary diligence and labouriousness on the Lords day.