An Answer to That Part of Dr. Brett's Sermon Which Relates to the Incapacity of Persons Not Episcopally Ordain'd to Administer Christian Baptism. in a Letter to the Doctor

An Answer to That Part of Dr. Brett's Sermon Which Relates to the Incapacity of Persons Not Episcopally Ordain'd to Administer Christian Baptism. in a Letter to the Doctor

by Arthur Ashley Sykes

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