The controversie concerning liberty of conscience in matters of religion [microform] : truly stated and distinctly and plainly handled : wherein you have, against all cavills of turbulent spirits, clearly manifested wherein liberty of conscience in matters of religion ought to be permitted and in what cases it ought not /
Cotton, John,1584-1652.
Murton, John.Scriptures and reasons.
Murton, John.Most humble supplication.
London : Printed by Robert Austin for Thomas Banks,
1649.
First printed in 1644 in Roger Williams' "The bloudy tenet of persecution."
Contains "Scriptures and reasons written ... by a close prisoner in Newgate against persecution in cause of conscience" (p. 1-6). It is attributed to John Murton and was first printed in 1620 in "A most humble supplication."
Sabin 17056
Microfiche.
Freedom of religion