Necessary apology for the baptized believers
Subtitle: wherein they are vindicated from the unjust and pernicious accusations of Mr. William Eratt, the parish minister of Hatfield near Doncaster in York-shire, in his epistle to John Woodward...
By: By Joseph Hooke.
Contributors: Tookey, R., fl. 1695-1724, printer.; Marshal, William, bookseller.; Rawdon College. Library,
Publisher: printed by R. Tookey, to be sold by William Marshall at the Bible in New-gate street
Published: 1701
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Eratt, William, -- 1655 or 6-1702.; Woodward, John.; Baptists -- Doctrinal and controversial works.; Anabaptists.
Notes: Omission from title-page: "In meekness shewing, 1. That the people to whom John Woodward is joyned, called Ana-Baptists, are not rightly so called, and are no new sect. 2. That their doctrine and practice is according to the Scriptures. 3. That they are atrue church of Christ. 4. That their friendly separation from the Church of England is not without cause. 5. That is concerns both parties to consider one another in love, and to unite in the known truth.".

Reference: ESTCT71098.