Report from the Committee to whom the petition of the deputies of the united Moravian churches, in behalf of themselves and their united brethren, was referred; together with some extracts of the most material vouchers and papers contained in the appendix
by Great Britain. Parliament. House of commons. Committee on the petition of the united Moravian churches
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