Thomas Prince Books

Fabulae Aesopi Graecaè Et Latinè, Nunc Denuo Selectae
A Chronological History of New England in the Form of Annals, from the Discovery by Capt. Gosnold in 1602 with an Introduction, Containing a Brief ... Abroad, Etc. - Scholar's Choice Edition
Precious in the Sight of the Lord Is the Death of His Saints
A Sermon on the Sorrowful Occasion of the Death of His Late Majesty King George of Blessed Memory, and the Happy Accession of His Present Majesty King ... In Boston N.E. Aug. 24th 1727
A Sermon Delivered by Thomas Prince, M.a., on Wensday , October 1, 1718
A Funeral Sermon on the Reverend Mr. Nathanael Williams
The Faithful Servant Approv'd at Death, and Entring into the Joy of His Lord
The Dying Prayer of Christ, for His People's Preservation and Unity
The People of New-England Put in Mind of the Righteous Acts of the Lord to Them and Their Fathers, and Reasoned with Concerning Them
The Character of Caleb

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