An antidote against slander: or, A check to detraction. : God hath been pleased to allow the ungodly and wicked a residence on his footstool, and may not we dwell or sit in company with them in a peaceable manner; the tares and wheat grow together until the harvest, and why should we cavil at God's word..
P. M.
[London : s.n.],
Printed in the year 1779..
Published anonymously. Preface and foot of text at page 35 signed: P.M.
Published in reply to James Ramsay, 'The Relief scheme considered' which had criticised the Scottish Relief Church.
Country of publication deduced on internal evidence.
An 8vo in 4's.
Opening pages contain titlepage (reverse blank) and first page of preface which is headed: To the friends of truth in general; and to the author of The Relief scheme considered, insparticular. P. [45] headed 'Proposals for printing by subscription, Miscellaneous Tracts; p. [46] headed 'The speech of intruder's practice', p. [47] headed 'Practice reproved', p. [48] blank.
ESTC
Ramsay, James, -1824.
Relief Synod (Scotland)
Libel and slander
Christian life