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The Ten Commandments

Thomas Watson 1692
Watson provides detailed exposition of the Ten Commandments, explaining their meaning, spiritual significance, and application to Christian moral life.

London, 1692 (part of A Body of Practical Divinity); Archive.org: selectworksofrev00wats (1855 edition)

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