Patronage reformed, and brought down to the capacity of the common people; a letter to the Scotch nation. By a Scotchman. To which is annexed, an address to the common people, anent national fasting, shewing the necessity and lawfulness of royal fasts, and the warrantableness of the Church of Scotland's observation of them.
Scotchman.
Edinburgh : printed, and sold by the booksellers in town and country,
1760.
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