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Date: 1748, 1754
"How supporting in such a Case, nay how preservative must it be to his Integrity, and what an Antidote against that Gloom and Fretfulness which are apt to invade the Mind in such Circumstances of Trial, to believe that infinite Wisdom and Goodness preside in the Universe."
preview | full record— Fordyce, David (bap. 1711, d. 1751)
