A narrative of the case of a considerable number of the Associate Congregation of Edinburgh, who are debarred from sealing ordinances, because they cannot in conscience acquiesce in an Act of the Associate Synod, of April 9. 1767. With a detection of some gross falsehoods and misrepresentations relating to them, advanced by the Rev. Mr Adam Gib, in his Refuge of lies. Humbly offered to the consideration of the Rev. the Associate Synod, to meet at Edinburgh, April 5. 1768.
Edinburgh : printed, and sold by all the booksellers,
1768.
Adam Gib in his 'Refuge of lies' names three men who libelled him in their 'Reasons of protest': Thomas Kinnear, Andrew Beatson and Robert Morton.
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