A letter, to the Rev. Mr. John Wesley; on his Calm address to the American colonies: wherein is shewn, that his arguments are inconclusive; his principles arbitrary; and that his assertions are without foundation. By a lover of truth and the British const
by Lover of Truth and the British Constitution.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 1513, no. 31.
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