The funeral of prelacy, or, The modern prelates claim to the office of an apostle or evangelist discust; : where also its demonstrated by several arguments, that Presbyterian (and not prelatick) government, is that unalterable form of church-government instituted by Christ: In answer to a late pamphlet [by John Hay] intituled Imparity amongst pastors ... There is also added a postscript, and an appendix; the first containing a few remarks on a late pamphlet [by Hay] intituled (Self-condemnation) and the last, a few reflections on the Essay for peace by Union in judgement about church-government [by Sir F. Grant, Lord Cullen] also lately published..
Whyte, Robert,-1714.
[Edinburgh? : s.n.],
Printed in the year 1704..
Anonymous. By Robert Whyte. A reply to the work by John Hay of Falkland.
ESTC
Cullen, Francis Grant, Lord, 1658-1726.
Hay, John, active 1673-1709.
Hay, John, active 1673-1709.
Church of Scotland
Presbyterianism
Church polity