A judgement of private discretion explained and asserted. A sermon preached Lord's Day, February 9, 1734/5. To which are added, four corollaries against the Romanists, and to unite all Protestants. By Benj. Andrs. Atkinson
by Benjamin Andrewes Atkinson
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6097, no. 18.
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