he edited in 1751 a collection of tracts by gordon, under the title, "a cordial for low spirits", 3 vols.; and in 1752 a similar collection by gordon and others, called "the pillars of priestcraft and orthodoxy shaken," in 2 vols. an enlarged edition of the last, in four volumes, including tracts by benjamin hoadly, arthur ashley sykes, william arnall, and francis blackburne, was prepared by him, and published in 1767 for the benefit of his widow and three children.