Truth espoused, relative to the difficulties that existed in the town of Manchester, Massachusetts
Subtitle: between James Thurston, minister of the gospel, and a respectable number of the inhabitants of Manchester--and which occasioned a majority of the male members of the church, and a respectable proporation of the parishioners to secede from the society in said town, April 5th, 1819
By: Subjoined is a general view of the council doings, in relation to the dismissal of James Thurston from that society, June 17th, 1819. Also, sketches of the law-suit, James Thurston, plaintiff, Tyler Parsons, defendent. Annexed is James Thurston's memorial to the council, presented by Leverett Salstonstall [i.e. Saltonstall], esq, at the installation of the Rev. Samuel M. Emerson, at Manchester, September 12th, 1822. ...
Publisher: Printed by H. & W.H. Mann.
Published: 1823
Place of publication: Dedham [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Orthodox Congregational Church (Manchester, Mass.)
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