The righteousness of the Lord's judgments asserted
Subtitle: or, A call to such as love to fare sumptuously every day ... a hint to merchants, traders, and lawyers ; and to such as (in Babel's language) are called the nobility and gentry ; but above all, to those called clergy ; if so be they may be provoked to jealousy, that even some of them may yet be aroused to look to their foundation ; also, an earnest expostulation with such as speak of emancipation ; and an appeal to the rulers of these realms
By: written by one of the meanest of her subjects, who (though unworthy to espouse such a cause) is a hearty well-wisher of the nation, and the rulers thereof, Thomas Goouch.
Publisher: Printed for the author by John Bull
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Waterford [Ireland]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Clergy; Catholic Church -- Controversial works; Church of England -- Controversial works; Catholic emancipation; Catholics -- Ireland
Other titles: Call to such as love to fare sumptuously every day.