True Pleasure, Chearfulness, and Happiness

Exploring the profound connection between religion and personal fulfillment, this work presents a compelling argument for how true pleasure, cheerfulness, and happiness stem from religious faith. Addressed to a young lady in Pennsylvania, it also includes reflections on the theatre, offering insights into the cultural context of the time. This unchanged reprint of the original 1767 edition preserves the historical significance and eloquent prose of the author, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of spirituality and well-being.