 | "A Brief and True Narrative, by Deodat Lawson, 1692" |  |
"The Bookseller to the Reader."
The Ensuing Narrative, being a Collection of some Remarkables, in an Affair now upon the Stage, made by a Credible Eye-witness, is now offered unto the Reader, only as a Tast, of more that may follow in Gods Time. If the Prayers of Good People may obtain this Favour of God, That the Misterious Assaults from Hell now made upon so many of our Friends may be thoroughly Detected and Defeated, we suppose the Curious will be Entertained with as rare an History as perhaps an Age has had; whereof this Narrative is but a Forerunner.
Benjamin Harris.
| "A Brief and True Narrative, by Deodat Lawson, 1692" | |