An edition of Dr. Samuel K. Jennings's protests and argument against the proceedings of his prosecutors, in the Baltimore city station, who have combined to prefer charges against him and others (1827)

Dr. Samuel K. Jennings's protests and argument against the proceedings of his prosecutors, in the Baltimore city station, who have combined to prefer charges against him and others

which charges, when analyzed, assert that local preachers, and lay members, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, have no right to become members of the "Union Society", nor to publish the periodical entitled "The Mutual rights."

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An edition of Dr. Samuel K. Jennings's protests and argument against the proceedings of his prosecutors, in the Baltimore city station, who have combined to prefer charges against him and others (1827)

Dr. Samuel K. Jennings's protests and argument against the proceedings of his prosecutors, in the Baltimore city station, who have combined to prefer charges against him and others

which charges, when analyzed, assert that local preachers, and lay members, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, have no right to become members of the "Union Society", nor to publish the periodical entitled "The Mutual rights."

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Printed by R.J. Matchett
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English
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24

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Subjects
Episcopacy, Government, Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist Episcopal Church. General Conference (1827 : Baltimore, Md.), Union Society of Baltimore
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Samuel K. Jennings (1771-1854)

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Dr. Samuel K. Jennings's protests and argument against the proceedings of his prosecutors, in the Baltimore city station, who have combined to prefer charges against him and others: which charges, when analyzed, assert that local preachers, and lay members, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, have no right to become members of the "Union Society", nor to publish the periodical entitled "The Mutual rights."
1827, Printed by R.J. Matchett
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No. 6 in a vol. with binder's title: In favour of reform &c. in M. E. Church.

c.1: 03-9454.

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In favour of reform &c. in M. E. Church

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