The blessedness of dying in the Lord explain'd and exemplified, in a sermon preach'd on Sunday October 16. 1709. In the parish church of St. Bennet ... of Dame mary Cooke, ... By Thomas Cooke, ...

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British Library

T022886

Half-title: 'Mr. Cooke's sermon, prech'd on Sunday, October 16, 1709. on occasion of the death of Dame Mary Cooke.'.

London : printed by J.B. and are to be sold by John Morphew, 1709. 23,[1]p. ; 4°