An account of the surprising deliverance of the Rev. Mr. John Rogers from a threatened imprisonment by means of a very young lady, and of the lady's after extraordinary conversion Likewise, a remarkable instance of the wonderful goodness of God, in the relief of the Rev. Mr. David Anderson, and his family, when reduced to the utmost distress. - Davidson, Thomas (Printed by Hodge and Shober, for S. Loudon, 1775)
"The last speech of the Marquis of Argyle"--p. 20-21; "Dr. Isaac Watts"--p. 21-22; "Mr. William Birkett"--p. 23-24. - "The seasonable supply of Mr. David Anderson ... taken from Dr. Calamy's Account of the ejected ministers."--p. 9-12. - A story of how John Rogers was spared a jail sentence through the efforts of a little girl (later Mrs. Tooly). Extracted from "a letter from Thomas Davidson of Braintree to Mr. Archibald Wallace, Edinburgh, 1767." See the Boston edition, 1803. - Evans, 13788