The Cromwelian ghost conjur'd, &c. and put from creeping into houses, &c. or Epaphroditus and Epaphras, called to a new conference, in vindication of the author of The snake, etc. from these errors charged upon him in a letter to a gentleman, etc. To which, some plain queries to the last publisher of The marrow of modern divinity, are subjoined.
Adams, James,approximately 1677-1734.
Edinburgh : printed for the author, anno dom,
1720.
Anonymous. By James Adams, the author of 'The snake in the grass'.
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