The humble remonstrance of the five-foot-highians, against the antichristian practice of using a standard in enlisting of soldiers. To which is added, the wounds o' th' Kirk of Scotland, or a specimen of Presbyterian eloquence, in a sermon preech'd in St Geil's ... 1638. By James Kow [sic], ... With an elegy on the late Revd Mess Alexander Sinkler [sic], ... As also the north-country-man's description of Christ-Church, Dublin ; with his grace after meat.
Row, James,active 17th century.
[London] : Dublin, printed, London, re-printed for J. Roberts,
1733.
Originally published the same year as 'An appeal to the publick; or, the humble remonstrance of the five-foot-highians'.
The sermon (the 'Red-shankes sermon') is in fact by James Row; Sinkler = Sinclair.
'The north country-man's description of Christ-Church, Dublin; in a letter to a frietd [sic]' is signed: J. S.
ESTC
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1986. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 2571, no. 3.