What has been, may be: or A view of a popish and an arbitrary government: : in a recapitulation of the barbarities of the late times; more particularly in relation to the proceedings of the commissioners of ecclesiastical affairs, against the present Bishop of London, the University of Cambridge, and Magdalen College In Oxon. To which, is added, the tryal of the seven bishops: with a preface shewing the present danger of our religion and liberties, from the Pretender and the Jacobites in Great Britain..
Perth, John David Drummond,Earl of,1907-2002,former owner.StEdNL RB.s.2316(6)
[London? : J. Baker?],
Printed in the year, 1713..
The final 2 leaves contain advertisements for J. Baker.
Bound with: A non-jurer's recantation delivered in a farewel sermon, before a congregation of Jacobites -- A word to a Jacobite and the disaffected of all sorts -- The advice of a friend to the army and people of Scotland -- Various discourses of the town concerning impeachments -- A dissuasive from Jacobitism.
ESTC
The book was previously in the library of John David Drummond, the 17th Earl of Perth.
Church and state
Jacobites