George Keith's Fifth narrative, of his proceedings at Turners-hall; detecting the Quakers errors

The 4th. of June, 1701. and particularly, the falshood and injustice, and vile errors of John Whiting, and the Quakers of the second days meeting at White-Hart-court, London, who have approved his scandalous book, called Judas and the chief priests, &c. Out of the which said scandalous book, (being a pretended answer to my 4th narrative) he and his brethren, who have approved his book, are manifestly proved not only guilty of manifold falshoods, and lies in quotation; but of many vile, ...

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George Keith's Fifth narrative, of his proceedings at Turners-hall; detecting the Quakers errors

The 4th. of June, 1701. and particularly, the falshood and injustice, and vile errors of John Whiting, and the Quakers of the second days meeting at White-Hart-court, London, who have approved his scandalous book, called Judas and the chief priests, &c. Out of the which said scandalous book, (being a pretended answer to my 4th narrative) he and his brethren, who have approved his book, are manifestly proved not only guilty of manifold falshoods, and lies in quotation; but of many vile, ...

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2 p. ℓ., 64+ p.
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OL62369305M
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80921048

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