The Civil Right Of Tythes : Wherein, Setting aside the Higher Plea of Jus Di- vinum from the Equity of the Leviticall Law, or that of Nature for Sacred Services, And the Certain appor- tioning of Enough by the Vndoubted Canon of the New Testament, The Lab
by Christopher Elderfield
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