1714 Thomas a Kempis, The Christian's Exercise: or Rules to Live above the World Easton Press "The aim of 'Pleasant Places'

"The aim of 'Pleasant Places' is

Religion without a Temple

He also wrote on economics Elementi di economia pubblica (1804) and aesthetics Ricerche intorno all natura dello stile (1770)

Richard Gustavus

527 clean pp

1714 Thomas a Kempis, The Christian's Exercise: or Rules to Live above the World Easton Press "The aim of 'Pleasant Places'Thomas Kempis; Nelson, Robert. The Christian's Exercise: or, Rules to Live above the World While we are in it; with Meditations, Hymns and Soliloquies, Suited to the several States of the Christian Life. Adorn'd with Curious Sculpture. In Four Parts; To which is added, and Appendix of Letters Dialogues, &c. Addressed to all the true Lovers of Devotion, by Robert Nelson, Esq. London: Printed for R. S. and sold by Charles Rivington, 1714 1715. [10563]