The Church distinguish';d from a Conventicle
Subtitle: In a Narrative of the Persecution of Dr. Welton and his Family, for Reading the Common-Prayer in his own House
By: By R. Welton, D.D. ....
Edition: 'The Second Edition'.
Publisher: Sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster
Published: 1718
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Notes: At end of text: 'Feb. the 11th, 1717/18'; NUC describes this work as 'a defence of his Chapel for nonjurors'; the DNB records of Richard Welton, nonjuring divine: 'In 1715, when he was from home, an order was served at his residence requiring him to takethe oath within twenty-four hours, and, on his failure to comply, he was deprived of his livings. He set up a chapel in an upper room in Goodman's Fields within his former parish of Whitechapel, where on 10 Nov. 1717 he was raided by a party of soldiery and his goods sold to pay the fine for his offence'.

Caption title: 'The Church Distinguish'd, &c.'.

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