Orthodoxy in the civil courts
Subtitle: or, a history of the case, "The state of Indiana, on relation of George K. Poyser and William A. King, plaintiff, versus the trustees of the Salem Church of the Methodist Society of the Haw-Patch Circuit of the Western division of Michigan, alias the trustess of the Salem Protestant Methodist Church, Alonzo T. Poyser, David F. Damy, John Hostetter, John Hite, and Alvin H. Ramsby, defendants, which was tried in the Noble County, Indiana, Circuit Court, June 19 to 21, 1883, and in which was involved the orthodoxy of the Christian Church, embracing a verbatim report of the testimony given in the case
By: edited by J.H. Edwards, to which is appended an argument drawn from the testimony in the case, by W.D. Owen
Publisher: Standard Pub. Co.
Published: 1891
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
Subjects: Freedom of religion; Trials, litigation; Disciples of Christ
Other titles: History of the case, "The State of Indiana, on relation of George K. Poyser and William A. King
Notes: Reprint. Originally published: Cincinnati : Standard Pub. Co., 1884.