A dialogue by way of question and answer, concerning the Deity
Subtitle: All the responses being taken verbatim out of the Scriptures
Published: 1693
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Caption title.

This work identified variously in McLachlan (The story of a nonconformist library, p. 63) as "A dialogue concerning the Deity and a brief but clear confutation of the Trinity" and in Wallace (Antitrinitarian biography, III, 606) as "A dialogue by way of question and answer concerning the Deity, with a confutation of the doctrine of the Trinity." Elsewhere in Wallace (III, 389) "A brief but clear confutation ..." is named as a separate work which was ordered burnt by Parliament; McLachlan and the DNB say that "A dialogue ..." was the condemned work. The 2 works were perhaps issued with a general t.-p., not present here; only "A dialogue by way of question" is listed in Wing.

Purchased June 27, 1879, with the Charles Minot Fund.

Number 3 in a volume of four titles, and with the spine label "Unitarian tracts. Vol. VI."

In CMI case.