The ravished maid in the wilderness, or, A true account of the raise, causes and continuune [sic] of the deference between a suffering party of Presbyterians, commonly called Cotmure Folk, and these that follows Mr. John Mackmillan, commonly called Mountain Men. : Wherein is shewn their publick steps of defection at the revolution, when they deserted the truth and testimony and their unchristian carriage and barbarous cruelty, in condemning that innocent party unheard. To which is added a testimony that was given to the Moderator and Clerk of the General Assembly in 1691, to be read in the enshewing Assembly; as also a prophecie of Mr. Alexander Padden and his testament..
[Edinburgh? : s.n.],
Printed in the year 1708.
Last part of text printed on verso of t.p.
2nd leaf contains address to reader.
ESTC
Mackmillan, John, 1669?-1753.
Church of Scotland