A funeral oration on the death of Mr. Elizur Belden, of Wethersfield. A senior sophister, in Yale-College: who died April 8th, 1786, aetat. 23. Delivered in the college-chapel, June 8th, 1786

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Dedicated to Col. and Mrs. John Belden, parents of the deceased.

New-Haven : Printed by Daniel Bowen, M.DCC.LXXXVI. [1786]. 22,[2]p. ; 8°