Some Lost Works of Cotton Mather
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5//j Boston, Feb. 10.
YOUR Remarks &c. in a little Pamphlet published, last Wednesday requires no other Answer but this, III language and brutal Manners reflect only on those who are guilty of them. Yours W.D.
Douglass, we observe, ascribed the Remarks on a late Scandalous Pamphlet (first appended to Increase Mather's abstract in this so-called "second edition") to Cotton Mather, and retorted accordingly. February 10, 1722, was Saturday; 1912.] LOST WORKS OF COTTON MATHER. 447 statement that th...ere were two editions (or that Thomas so as- serts) in the case of the tract that we are considering.
Having thus cleared the ground a little, we may take up Mr.
Sibley's note to the effect that, in Samuel Mather's list, "An Account of the Method and further Success of Inoculating for the Small Pox in London" is entered under 1721. This obser- vation involves an error which (though venial) is of consider- able moment in our problem. The title, as recorded by Samuel Mather, does not contain the words "in London." What he gives, as the last of his father's publications for 1721, is simply "An Account of the Method and Success of Inoculating the Small-Pox." 1 This, then, is the title, and this is the date, which alone rest upon authority, — and the authority is good, too, for Samuel Mather is simply reproducing an entry in Cotton Mather's own manuscript catalogue of his published works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5//j Boston, Feb. 10.
YOUR Remarks &c. in a little Pamphlet published, last Wednesday requires no other Answer but this, III language and brutal Manners reflect only on those who are guilty of them. Yours W.D.
Douglass, we observe, ascribed the Remarks on a late Scandalous Pamphlet (first appended to Increase Mather's abstract in this so-called "second edition") to Cotton Mather, and retorted accordingly. February 10, 1722, was Saturday; 1912.] LOST WORKS OF COTTON MATHER. 447 statement that th...ere were two editions (or that Thomas so as- serts) in the case of the tract that we are considering.
Having thus cleared the ground a little, we may take up Mr.
Sibley's note to the effect that, in Samuel Mather's list, "An Account of the Method and further Success of Inoculating for the Small Pox in London" is entered under 1721. This obser- vation involves an error which (though venial) is of consider- able moment in our problem. The title, as recorded by Samuel Mather, does not contain the words "in London." What he gives, as the last of his father's publications for 1721, is simply "An Account of the Method and Success of Inoculating the Small-Pox." 1 This, then, is the title, and this is the date, which alone rest upon authority, — and the authority is good, too, for Samuel Mather is simply reproducing an entry in Cotton Mather's own manuscript catalogue of his published works.
What to read after Some Lost Works of Cotton Mather?
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