The case of the Centenary Methodist Episc. Church, as to the rights of trustees and the power of a court of law to compel them, by mandamus, to admit a minister appointed according to the discipline of their church
by William Steele, New York (State). Supreme Court., John W. Edmonds, Benjamin Griffen, Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church (Brooklyn
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