The church-man's answer to The protestant-dissenter's catechism; being an attempt to vindicate the hierarchy, discipline, and ceremonies, of the established Church of England; against the reflections thrown upon them in that work. By the Rev. H. Smith, ..
by Haddon Smith
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 1934, no. 08.
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