Tracts for the million
Subtitle: New series, no. 1-18
Series: Anti-State-Church tracts -- v. 3
Publisher: British Anti-State-Church Association
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: no. 1. The Anti-State-Church movement ... (6 p.); title: no. 2. Plain words to perplex churchmen (4 p.); title: no. 3. A side view of the state-church (2 p.); title: no. 4. "Political Dissenters!" ... (3 p.); title: no. 5. Who constitute the national church? (3 p.); title: no. 6. A clergyman's reasons for leaving the establishment (4 p.); title: no. 7. The state-church not the cause of England's greatness ... (2 p.); title: no. 8. Questions to churchmen about church rates (2 p.); title: no. 9 Plain questions plainly answered (2 p.); title: no. 10. A model law (2 p.); title: no. 11. A question that concerns everybody (3 p.); title: no. 12. Ought there to ba state church? (2 p.); title: no. 13. The union of church and state ... (2 p.); title: no. 14. Anti-State-Churchmen vindicated by their opponents (7 p.); title: no. 15. The age of bribery (2 p.); title: no. 16. "The church is in danger!" (2 p.); title: no. 17. The character and working of the Church of Eng. / John Foster (4 p.); title: no. 18. The state-church in Ireland (4 p.).