Doctor Martin, late Dean of Ely, his opinion
concerning 1. The difference between the Church of England and Geneva. 2. The Pope's primacy as pretended successive to St. Peter's. 3. The authority of the apostolical constitutions and canons. 4. The discovery of the genuine works of the primitive Fathers. 5. The false brotherhood of the French and English Presbyterians. Together with his character of divers English travelers, in the time of our late troubles. Communicated by five pious and learned letters in the time of his exile.
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- Montagu, Richard, 1577-1641. - Contributor
- Cay, John, 1700-1757 (bookplate) - Contributor
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, London, England
Language
English
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- Doctor Martin, late Dean of Ely, his opinion: concerning 1. The difference between the Church of England and Geneva. 2. The Pope's primacy as pretended successive to St. Peter's. 3. The authority of the apostolical constitutions and canons. 4. The discovery of the genuine works of the primitive Fathers. 5. The false brotherhood of the French and English Presbyterians. Together with his character of divers English travelers, in the time of our late troubles. Communicated by five pious and learned letters in the time of his exile.
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