Providence displayed, in the wonderful deliverance of the Rev. J. Rogers by means of a very young lady; and of her extraordinary conversion. : To which is added, the remarkable anecdote, the Butler forgat Joseph. : [Two lines from Cowper] - Davidson, Thomas (Published by "The Philadelphia Tract Society [i.e., Religious Tract Society of Philadelphia]." William Bradford, agent, 1817)
"Printed by Thomas and William Bradford, no. 8, South Front Street."--colophon, p. 12. - "Providence. by W. Cowper, Esq."--p. 12, in verse. - Relating how John Rogers was spared a jail sentence through the efforts of a little girl (later Mrs. Tooly). "The foregoing account was given in a letter from the Rev. T. Davidson of Braintree, in Essex, to Mr. Arch. Wallace, merchant, Edinburgh, dated Oct. 12th. 1767."--p. 8. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 50601. - The Library Company of Philadelphia copy is dated [1805?] in Shaw & Shoemaker. Another title (Shaw & Shoemaker 41483) with the imprint "Published by the Philadelphia Tract Society, and for sale at their repository by William Bradford" is dated 1817. The Philadelphia Tract Society is apparently the same as the Religious Tract Society of Philadelphia, for which Bradford was the agent from 1816 to 1820