Presbyterianism the truly primitive and apostolical constitution of the church of Christ
By: By Samuel Miller, D.D.Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Government in the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Princeton, New Jersey.
Contributors: Dix, Ernest ReginaldMcClintock, own; Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Princeton, New Jersey); William & Gilmore Agnew (Belfast: Printer),; William McComb (Belfast: Booksellers); Hamilton, Adams, and Co. (London: Booksellers); Johnstone and Hunter (Edinburgh: Booksellers); Gall & Inglis (Edinburgh: Booksellers); David Bryce (Glasgow: Booksellers); Turner and Rose (Liverpool: Booksellers)
Edition: 3rd ed., Revised from the last American edition.
Publisher: Printed by W. & G. Agnew; WilliamM'Comb; Hamilton Adams and Co.; Johnstone and Hunter; Gall and Inglis; D. Bryce; Turner and Rose
Published: 1853
Place of publication: Belfast; Belfast; London; Edinburgh; Edinburgh; Glasgow; Liverpool
Language: eng
Number of pages: 100
Notes: Plate stating "Presented by E. R. M'C. Dix, Esq. 17, Kildare St. Dublin. Sept. 1905.

Original paper covers, with adverts for other works published by William McComb on rear cover.