A collection of curious papers, containing first, A new method of reasoning, by the B---p of C----r. Secondly and thirdly, Two essays by an admirer of his L--p, ... The fourth proves the method to be inconclusive, ...
[London?] : Printed for the author,
[1726?]
An attack on Samuel Peploe, Bishop of Chester and his conduct towards Richard Assheton, one of the chaplains of Manchester College.
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