The lay-mens humble representation of their just grievances: to those reverend ministers of the gospel, who witnessed a good confession at Salter's-Hall, by subscribing to the first article of the Church of England, and to the fifth and sixth answers in the Assembly's catechism; occasioned by their unwary conduct in suffering those gentlemen of the new scheme to preach in their pulpits, ...
London : printed, and sold by S. Popping,
1720.
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