Memoirs of religious imposters from the seventh to the nineteenth century
Subtitle: Including those of Joanna Southcott, 1814; Wm. Huntingdon [sic], 1813; James Naylor, 1655; French prophets, 1707; Elizabeth Barton, 1533; William Hackett [sic], 1590; Edmund Coppinger, 1590; Henry Arthington, 1590; Hugh Peters, 1660; Lights of Walton, 1649; Lodowic Muggleton, 1676; Richard Brothers, 1795; Joan of Arc, 1429; Mahomet, 622. To which is added, an introductory essay, on the differences between the true spirit of prophecy, and the wild effusions propagated too often to impose and embarrass the susceptive passions of the human mind
By: By M. Aikin ...
Publisher: Printed for Jones and Co., and sold by all booksellers
Published: 1823
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
Subjects: Impostors and imposture; Religious biography
Notes: Tailpieces.

"James Nayler" and the "French prophets" (both by Edward Pugh) have separate title-pages.