The Works of the Reverend John Flavell volume II, first edition published in 1701. John Flavel (1627–1691) was an English Puritan Presbyterian minister and author, his writings have been in continuous publication to this day. This book is volume II published as the first collection of his works and includes two fold outs. This volume includes:
 
England's Duty under the present Gospel Liberty, London 1689.
Mount Pisgah, or a Thanksgiving Sermon for England's Delivery from Popery, London 1689.
Divine Conduct, or the Mystery of Providence Opened, London 1678.
A Faithful and Succinct Narrative of some late and wonderful Sea Deliverances. 1679.
Antipharmacum Saluberrimum, or a serious and seasonable Caveat to all the Saints in this Hour of Temptation. 1664.
Tydings from Rome, or England's Alarm. 1667.
Husbandry Spiritualised, London 1669.
Navigation Spiritualised, London 1664.
A pathetic and serious Dissuasive from the horrid and detestable Sins of Drunkenness, Swearing, Uncleanness, Forgetfulness of Mercies, Violation of Promises, and Atheistic Contempt of Death. 1677
The Seaman's Farewel, London 1676.
A Saint indeed, London 1668.
A Token for Mourners, London 1674.
Preparations for Sufferings, or the Best Work in the Worst Times, London 1682.
The Balm of the Covenant applied to the Bleeding Wounds of afflicted Saints. 1688
A Sermon Preached for the Funeral of that Excellent and Religious Gentleman John Upton of Lupton Esq.
An Exposition of the Assembly's Catechism, London 1692.
Vindiciæ Legis et Fœderis, or a Reply to Mr. Philip Carey's Solemn Call 1688.
Sacramental Meditations upon divers select places of Scripture, London 1679.
The Reasonableness of Personal Reformation and the Necessity of Conversion, London 1691.
A Coronation Sermon Preached at Dartmouth.
The Character of a Compleat Evangelical Pastor Drawn by Christ.
The Alphabetical Table of the Contents Of this Second Volume.
 
The book measures 35 x 22 x 6    cm (13.78" x 8.66" x 1.28") and weighs 2.76kg (6.08lbs).
 
The book is half leather marbled board, evident wear to the cover and the front cover strengthened with tape at the crease, the text block is solid, tight and generally clean. This is an extremely rare first edition of an important work.