A defence of the rector and fellows of Exeter College, from the accusations brought against them by the Reverend Dr. Huddesford, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford; in his speech to the convocation, October 8, 1754, on account of the conduct of the said college, a
by Francis Webber
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