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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 October 2016
In 1748, the London bookseller, W. Needham, published a work entitled Pious considerations on several important practical truths of the Christian religion. Divided into fifty-two chapters. Like many Catholic works at this time it contained no evidence of who had written it, and in the General Catalogue of the British Library and in the American National Union Catalog, Pious considerations is entered under its title only.
1 London: printed for W. Needham; and sold also by J. Marmaduke. For help with this article the author wishes to thank his colleague at the British Library, Mr Ronald Browne.
2 Joseph, Gillow, A literary and biographical history, or bibliographical dictionary of the English Catholics. From … 1534, to the present time, 5 vols ([London, 1885–1902] New York, 1965), v, 529.Google Scholar
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