Demonstration of the divinity of the scriptures, in the fulfilment of the prophecies In a series of essays - Everett, David (Published by D. Mallory & Co. Suffolk Buildings. Sold by Swift & Chipman, Middlebury, Vermont; A Lyman & Co. Portland; C. Tappan, Portsmouth; E. Little & Co. Newburyport; Cushing & Appleton, Salem; H. Cushing, Providence; Rousmaniere & Barber, Newport; A. Sherman [i.e., Shearman], New-Bedford; Beers & Howe, New-Haven; H.G. Hale & Co. Hartford; B.B. Hopkins & Co. and William W. Woodward, Philadelphia. J.T. Buckingham, printer, Winter-Street, 1811)
"The apocalyptic man child."--p. 14-40. - Error in paging: p. 4 misnumbered 3. - No more published. - Reproduced in Everett, David. Works, 1983, in which the compiler, Benjamin Franklin V, states that the author "interprets Biblical prophecies in Daniel and Revelations ostensibly for theological reasons but really to argue for war. ... he wants both to marshall support for it and to guarantee America's ultimate victory."--p. 25. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 22789