A letter from a friend to Mr. John Mackmillan, wherein is demonstrate the contrariety of his principles and practices to the scripture, our covenants, confession of faith, and practice of Christ and the primitive Christians; containing also remarks on his
by Thomas Linning
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6827, no. 06.
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