The history of religious impostures, as practised in England
Subtitle: from the period of the pious frauds of Elizabeth Barton ... to the profane delusions practised by Joanna Southcott in the nineteenth century ... To which is added, An introductory essay ...
Publisher: Printed for and published by S.A. Oddy
Published: 1814
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 116
Notes: "The life of James Nayler" and the "French and English prophets" (both by D. Hughson, pseud., i.e. Edward Pugh) has special title-pages.

Published also in 1821 under title: Memoirs of religious imposters, from the seventh to the nineteenth century.