The theory and history of earthquakes. Containing,
I.
A rational account of their causes and effects; illustrated by experiments and observations on subterraneous vapours, and the manner of making artificial earthquakes.
II.
A particular and authentic history of those which have happened in these kingdoms, and the most remarkable of those abroad ...
III.
Some seasonable reflections on the two late earthquakes, with a pathetic address, on that occassion, to the inhabitants of London and Westminster ...