William Abernethy-Drummond

1719? – 1809

• A candid examination of that celebrated piece of sophistry
• A friendly address
• A second letter to Mr. G.H.
• Reasons for the Scotch episcopal clergy submitting to the royal family of Hanover
• Remarks upon the second part of Principles political and religious
• The lawfulness of breaking faith with heretics proved to be an established doctrine of the Church of Rome
• The lawfulness of breaking faith with heretics proved to be an established doctrine of the Church of Rome. In a letter to Mr G. H
• The rebuffer rebuffed