The dying miser's last speech and behaviour at death: together with his burial: conducted by his spendthrift son. Being a friendly warning to mankind not to set their affections on things below. To which is added, a short sermon on the vanity of life. By an unknown hand; now versified by James Maxwell, poet in Paisley. With a serious thought on May 20, 1790. Being the author's birth day.

People / Organizations

• James Maxwell (Author)

Imprint

Glasgow: printed for the author, [1790]

Publication year

1790

ESTC No.

T185851

Grub Street ID

222023

Description

23,[1]p. ; 12⁰

Note

Verse.