An answer to the exceptions made against the Ld Bp of Oxford's charge
By: by Mr. L. and Dr. Brett.  In which the justice and reasonableness of the Bishop's advice to his clergy  is vindicated: I. As to the church's not being independent on the state.  But more particularly and at large is shewn from Scripture, fathers, and other authorities, II. That a proper sacrifice of the bread and wine in the Eucharist: III. That sacerdotal absolution by a judicial sentence, are no doctrines of the Catholic Church, nor of the Church of England.  To which is added, IV. A short account of the sense of the Church of England, as to the validity of lay-baptism.  With an appendix of some authentick declaration, of the two universities; of King James I and of several bishops in several ages, concerning this last point
Publisher: Printed for John Wyat at the Rose in St. Paul's Church-Yard
Published: 1713
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 130
Subjects: Baptism; Early works to 1800; Church and state; Controversial literature; Church of England
Notes: Morgan P593.

No. [15] in volume with binder's title: Tracts, 1710-1714.