The Mufti
Subtitle: a legend of the olden time : detailing some of the most interesting occurrences of about two years of the ecclesiastical administration of a great and reverend Mufti, at an embryo city in the land of Moslemism : and, illustrative of the peculiar dexterity with which a self-conceited popularity seeker can ingratiate himself into the good will of the ignorant and unwary, turn good into evil, and evil into good, ignore the teachings of heaven, and make evil the standard for good
By: carefully translated from the original, by a Moslem
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1864
Place of publication: Toronto?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada
Notes: Anonymous satire condemning I.B. Howard, a minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada serving in Brantford, Ont. Minister identified through the letter the satirist states that the clergyman wrote to the "Moslem [i.e. Christian] guardian," v. 29, no. 33 (19 May 1858). Cf. p. 31.