The Honourable and pious confession, of a true penitent: exemplified in the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, before the Congregational Church, in Williamstown, Vermont; and the Baptist Church, in said town—June 3, 1805.

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Title The Honourable and pious confession, of a true penitent: exemplified in the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, before the Congregational Church, in Williamstown, Vermont; and the Baptist Church, in said town—June 3, 1805.
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Pagination 16
Date of Publication 1806
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Notes AAS notes: Elizabeth Jackson's confession, p. [7]-10, is preceded by a "statement from Rev. Mr. Thomson" of Williamstown, and followed by "The reader of the foregoing confession, must be unfeeling, indeed, not to receive from it a deep impression of the following things, (viz.) ..." signed by Walter King, pastor of a church in Norwich, Conn.
Shaw, R.R. American bibliography,
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American Antiquarian Society copy inscribed: Mrs. Lucy Jones's presented by [her?] brother W. King.
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Jackson, Elizabeth. The Honourable and pious confession, of a true penitent: exemplified in the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, before the Congregational Church, in Williamstown, Vermont; and the Baptist Church, in said town—June 3, 1805.The Women's Print History Project, 2019, title ID 16055, https://womensprinthistoryproject.com/title/16055. Accessed 2025-10-25. 

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