A letter from a friend to Mr. John Mackmillan, wherein is demonstrate the contrariety of his principles, and practices, to the scriprure, [sic] our covenants, confession of faith, and practice of Christ, and the primitive Christians; containing also remarks on his and Mr. John Mackniely's printed protestation, ... compared with what rhey [sic] gave in to the commission of the late General Assemblie, upon the 29th. day of September 1708. ...
Linning, Thomas,-1731.
[Edinburgh?,
1709?]
Printed before 1712 when two pamphlets quoting this were issued, being: 'A modest reply to a pamphlet, intituled: A letter from a friend' and 'Just reflections upon a pamphlet entitled, A modest reply'.
In this edition the catchword on p. [1] is "un-"; other differences have been noted.
"A friend" = Thomas Linning.
Drop-head title.
ESTC