A letter from a friend to Mr. John Mackmillan, wherein is demonstrate the contrariety of his principles and practices to the scripture, our covenants, confession of faith, and practice of Christ and the primitive Christians; containing also remarks on his and Mr. John Mackniely's printed protestation, ... compared vvith vvhat [sic] they gave in to the commission of the late General Assembly, upon the 29th. day of September. 1708. ...
Linning, Thomas,-1731.
[Edinburgh?,
1709?]
Printed before 1712 when two pamphlets quoting this were issued, being: 'A modest reply to a pamphlet, intituled: A letter from a friend' and 'Just reflections upon a pamphlet entitled, A modest reply'.
In this edition catchword on p. [1] is "of".
"A friend" = Thomas Linning.
Drop-head title.
ESTC
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1986. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 6827, no.06 )