The Pretended Plain narrative convicted of fraud and partiality. Or, A letter from the Second Church in Ipswich, to their separated brethren, in defence of their deceased pastor and themselves, against the injurious charges of the said separated brethren,
by Theophilus Pickering
Book 6170 of Early American imprints --
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