Moral Gallantry. A Discourse, Wherein the Author Endeavours to Prove, That Point of Honour Obliges Men to Be Virtuous. And That There is Nothing so Mean as Vice

Printed at Edenburgh, and Re-Printed at London, by J. Streater (1669)
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