Mene tekel: or separation weighed in the ballance of the sanctuary and found wanting. : Part I. Wherein, The conduct of the Church of Scotland, with respect to the Union and Oath of abjuration, is fully cleared and vindicated; the proceedings of the Church against Mrs. Mcmillan, Taylor, Hepburn and Gilchrist justified: the contraversie anent confederacies and associations with malignants clearly stated and discussed ... in answer to that insolent and malitious libel, entituled, Protesters vindicated. ... .
Robeson, Alexander.
Vetch, William.
Drumfries[sic], : printed by Robert Rae, and sold by him,  and John Duncan, booksellers there, Mr. James McEuen and Mr. John Martin ... Edinburgh, and Mr. William Dickie ...   Glasgow.,
MDCCXVII [1717]..
Anonymous author: Alexander Robeson (cf. Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae II.298); also attributed to William Veitch
ESTC
Protesters vindicated.
Protestantism
Church and state