The want of a religious education, and keeping bad company, destructive to virtuous principles
An edition of The want of a religious education, and keeping bad company, destructive to virtuous principles (1747)
A sermon preach'd the 20th of March, at Hertford, the Sunday before the execution of the two convicts, viz. Thomas Bibby, for robbing the Chester mail; with distinct relation to his breaking out of Newgate: and Thomas Flack, for a robbery upon the highway; to which is added, their life and confession, with a particular account of their behaviour from the time of their condemnation, to that of their execution. Publish'd at the request of the inhabitants
By William Tutty
Publish Date
1747
Publisher
Printed and sold by H. Kent, at the printing-office in Finch-Lane, near the Royal-Exchange; and J. Taylor at Hartford.
Language
eng
Pages
52
Description:
subjects: Criminals, Early works to 1800, Trials (Robbery), English Sermons
People: Thomas Bibby, Thomas Flack
Places: England
Times: 18th century