An edition of Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation (1750)

Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation

The dissenting gentleman's postscript to his three letters to Mr. White; containing remarks on his appendix. In which also are further consider'd, the sacramental test; the affair of Mr. Whiston's censure; the consecration of churches.

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An edition of Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation (1750)

Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation

The dissenting gentleman's postscript to his three letters to Mr. White; containing remarks on his appendix. In which also are further consider'd, the sacramental test; the affair of Mr. Whiston's censure; the consecration of churches.

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Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation: The dissenting gentleman's postscript to his three letters to Mr. White; containing remarks on his appendix. In which also are further consider'd, the sacramental test; the affair of Mr. Whiston's censure; the consecration of churches.
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Cover of: Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation
Church-power, by our constitution, lodged wholly in the civil magistrate, and not at all in the convocation: The dissenting gentleman's postscript to his three letters to Mr. White; containing remarks on his appendix. In which also are further consider'd, the sacramental test; the affair of Mr. Whiston's censure; the consecration of churches.
1750, printed for J. Noon
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With two final advertisement leaves.

The dissenting gentleman = Micaiah Towgood.

Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1986. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 3262, no. 01).

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