A letter to a gentleman in London, occasion'd chiefly by Doctor Guybon's letter to a friend. To which is annexed, the particular case pointed at in that letter. As it was justly stated by Doctor Pake ... By Charles Gibbs, M.A
by Charles Gibbs
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 2053, no. 4.
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