The presumptuous mans mirrour, or, A watch-bell to rouze up a secure sinner out of his sleep of security [electronic resource] : wherein the causes and antecedents, the effects and consequents of presumption, together with motives and remedies against it, are discussed and set forth / by Beniamin Austin.

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