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               [Illustration: G. L. Brown. S. Schoff.

       LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS AT PLIMOUTH 11th. DEC. 1620.]




                                THE
                           SIN AND DANGER
                                 OF
                             SELF-LOVE
                             DESCRIBED,
                                IN A
                               SERMON
                              PREACHED
                 AT PLYMOUTH, IN NEW-ENGLAND, 1621,
                                 BY
                          ROBERT CUSHMAN.

                    WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR.

                              BOSTON:
                     PUBLISHED BY CHARLES EWER,
        AND FOR SALE BY CROCKER & BREWSTER, SAMUEL G. DRAKE,
              LITTLE & BROWN, JAMES MUNROE & COMPANY,
                BENJAMIN PERKINS, AND JAMES LORING.

                           DEC. 22, 1846.




                        BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH,
                                 BY
                          HON. JOHN DAVIS,

  LATE JUDGE OF THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT.


ROBERT CUSHMAN, the author of the preceding discourse, was one
of the most distinguished characters among that collection of
worthies, who quitted England on account of their religious
difficulties, and settled with Mr. _John Robinson_, their pastor
in the city of Leyden, in Holland, in the year 1609. Proposing
afterwards a removal to America in the year 1617, Mr. Cushman and
Mr. John Car