The last affecting words of Westley [i.e., Wesley] Lobdell [electronic resource] : son of Jared and Betsy Lobdell, Danby, county of Rutland, and state of Vermont: who fell asleep in Jesus, April 15th, A.D. 1813, in the 13th year of his age. He fell a victim by the raging fever after seven days of racking pain, which was endured with the greatest patience

Author: Lobdell, Wesley, 1800-1813
Published: [Rutland, Vt.] : [publisher not identified], [1813]
Physical Description: 12 pages ; 18 cm
Additional Creators: Lobdell, Jared, 1767-1846, Crooker, Lemuel, and Lobdell, Jared, 1792-1853

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Early American imprints. Second series ; no. 28969

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Poems - 1813

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Last affecting words of Westley Lobdell
Last affecting words of Wesley Lobdell

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"Written by Jared Lobdell, minister of Christ, and prepared for the press by Lemuel Crooker, servant of Jesus Christ, and read by him to the witnesses who gave their attest."--p. 8.
"The following was composed by Jared Lobdell, Junr. a young man, the only brother of Westley Lobdell, on the dying words of his tender brother."--p. 8-9, in verse.
"The conquering stripling."--p. 9-12, in verse.
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Shaw, R.R. American bibliography 28969

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