A treatise of infallibility, shewing that the Church of Rome's claim to that high privilege is without foundation in Scripture, antiquity, or reason. : In answer to a paper on that subject sent by a Popish missionary. With some animadversions on a book, entituled, The shortest way to end disputes about religion, and upon that author's way of reasoning. /
Harper, William,18th century.
Wilkie, Thomas,18th century,former owner.NLS: BCL.A4867
Dundas, James,Dr.,former owner.StEdNL: Hall.195.d
Harper, William,18th century,inscriber.StEdNL: Hall.195.d
Edinburgh: : Printed for W. Gordon, by T. and W. Ruddimans.,
M. DCC. LII.. [1752]
Author's name: William Harper.
With a half title.
ESTC
Inscription on title page: Thomas Wilkie.
Manuscript inscription on the first flyleaf "Eruditissimo, pietateque ac Meritis praestanti Viro Jacobo Dundas Medico Hoc qualecumque Study sui, Grati animi, inteme-:randi Affectus, amicitiaeque numquam intermoriturae symbolum Muneri Mittit Auctor".
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