The battle-axe and weapons of war, discovered by the morning light, aimed for the final destruction of priest-craft : being a treatise fitted to the present day, calculated to detect hypocrisy wheresoever it may be found, without respect to persons.
0000; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Waterous, Timothy, Waterous, Timothy, Waterous, Zachariah,
Resumo"The authors of this book have all departed this life. Zachariah Waterous died two years before the publication of the first edition ... Timothy Waterous, Sen'r. died September 5th, 1814. Timothy Waterous, Jun. died April 26th, 1820. The first edition of this book, consisting of four hundred copies, was ... put to press about thirty years ago. ... at this time we find ourselves almost without an entire copy from which to print this second edition. ..."--Advertisement to the second edition, p. [2]; signed: The friends and relatives of the authors of The battle-axe. Groton, September, 1841. Includes poetry. Book.
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