Cotton, John. 1585-1652.
 
*8G_355.18 The controversie concerning liberty of conscience in matters of re-
ligion, truly stated, and distinctly and plainly handled. By Mr. John Cotton of Boston in New-England. By way of answer to some arguments to the contrary sent unto him. London, printed for Thomas Banks. 1646. (1), 14 pp. in 4s.
“The arguments alluded to in this very rare tract are given entire at the commencement, and are entitled ‘Scripture and reasons, written long since by a prisoner in Newgate, etc.,’ being the same tract alluded to by Mr. Williams in ‘The Bloudy Tenant,’ as having been written in milk on the paper which formed the stopper to the bottle containing the prisoner’s daily supply.”
The Bloody Tenant is on eo *5503.5; etc.
18% cm.,
H6418 — Conscience, Liberty of. _ Williams, Roger. 1593-1683.