A defence of the Westminster Confession of Faith and the General Synod of Ulster, in reply to a pamphletby the Rev. J. Carlile, Dublin, on the "Use and Abuse of Creeds and Confessions"

A defence of the Westminster Confession of Faith and the General Synod of Ulster, in reply to a pamphletby the Rev. J. Carlile, Dublin, on the "Use and Abuse of Creeds and Confessions"

by Carmichael

1837

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