Branagan, T. (1812). The charms of benevolence, and patriotic mentor: Being, an essay on the utility and propriety of organizing benevolent associations, for the spiritual and temporal relief of the sick poor in the United States. ; Also, intended as a solace to the afflicted, and a stimulus to the affluent, to commiserate and mitigate the miseries of the poor. ; To which is added, Solemn admonitions on the present portentous signs of the times; addressed to the people of the United States, and particularly the clergy. Intended as a supplement to the "Rights of God." ; [Four lines of verse] (Second edition.). Printed for the author.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Branagan, Thomas. The Charms of Benevolence, and Patriotic Mentor: Being, an Essay on the Utility and Propriety of Organizing Benevolent Associations, for the Spiritual and Temporal Relief of the Sick Poor in the United States. ; Also, Intended as a Solace to the Afflicted, and a Stimulus to the Affluent, to Commiserate and Mitigate the Miseries of the Poor. ; To Which Is Added, Solemn Admonitions on the Present Portentous Signs of the Times; Addressed to the People of the United States, and Particularly the Clergy. Intended as a Supplement to the "Rights of God." ; [Four Lines of Verse]. Second edition. Philadelphia: Printed for the author, 1812.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Branagan, Thomas. The Charms of Benevolence, and Patriotic Mentor: Being, an Essay on the Utility and Propriety of Organizing Benevolent Associations, for the Spiritual and Temporal Relief of the Sick Poor in the United States. ; Also, Intended as a Solace to the Afflicted, and a Stimulus to the Affluent, to Commiserate and Mitigate the Miseries of the Poor. ; To Which Is Added, Solemn Admonitions on the Present Portentous Signs of the Times; Addressed to the People of the United States, and Particularly the Clergy. Intended as a Supplement to the "Rights of God." ; [Four Lines of Verse]. Second edition. Printed for the author, 1812.