An historical view of heresies
Subtitle: and vindication of the primitive faith
By: by Asa McFarland, A.M. Minister of the gospel in Concord, New Hampshire
Contributors: Hough, George, 1757-1830, book producer; Thomas & Whipple
Publisher: From the Press of George Hough; [Sold] at the Bookstore of Thomas and Whipple
Published: 1806
Place of publication: Concord [N.H.]; Sold at his Bookstore; Newburyport [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Christian heresies; History; Christian heretics; Church history
Notes: Signatures: [A]⁶ B-Y⁶ ; horizontal chain lines.

Preface : " ... [the author] thought it might be a mean [sic] of establishing some in the orthodox faith, when they are informed how the primitive Christians viewed and treated certain sentiments which have been reivied in the present age ... As it is our duty to judge in ourselves what is right, it cannot be unreasonably bold to offer an opinion respecting heresy, and to advance reasons for the support of that opinion."--[3]-6.

"Contents"[with title in black letter type] : with chapter numbers, chapter titles, and page numbers.--[1]-[2] at back of book.

Errata-- [2] at back of book.

Binding of brown leather with tree marbling ; spine bears six lines of horizontal straight rule in gold.