A warlick captain attack'd by a single soldier: or, a letter from A-----w S------n writer in Edinburgh, to the Reverend Mr. T----s N---n Minister of the Gospel at Abbotshall. : Wherein the said Mr. N----n's reasons of seccession from the A-----e P-------ry, and the bad effects it hath already produced, are briefly consider'd. In which, more particularly, the said Mr. N----n's chief reason of separation from the said Presbytery, viz. Their not disowning the present civil powers over these nations, on account of the want of some of these qualifications magistrates ought to have by the word of God and our Covenants, is shown to be contrary unto the principles and practice of the Church of Scotland, unto the practice of the most eminent saints recorded in scripture, and unto many scripture precepts..
Stevenson, Andrew,writer in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh: : Printed by R. Drummond and Company, for William Gray, book-binder. Sold by Gideon Crawford, book-seller in the Parliament-Close, by the said Wil. Gray at his house without the West Port, and at the printing-house in Swan-Close, and by other book-sellers in town and country.,
MDCCXLIII.. [1743]
A-----w S------n = Andrew Stevenson.
T----s N---n = Thomas Nairn.
A------e P--------ry = Associate Presbytery.
ESTC
Nairn, Thomas, approximately 1680-1764
Church of Scotland