The indictment, trial, and sentence of Mess. T--s K--r, A--w B--n, and R--t M--n, before the Associate Synod : at the instance of the Rev. Mr. Adam Gib / by a gentleman of the law.
1768
BX9083 .M65 1768
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The indictment, trial, and sentence of Mess. T--s K--r, A--w B--n, and R--t M--n, before the Associate Synod : at the instance of the Rev. Mr. Adam Gib / by a gentleman of the law.
Imprint
Edinburgh : Printed; and sold by W. Gray, front of the Exchange, MDCCLXVIII [1768]
Description
viii, 106 pages, 2 unnumbered pages ; 23 cm (octavo)
Note
"Gentleman of the law" intended to be interpreted as John Maclaurin, Lord Dreghorn. In fact by Andrew Moir, minister of Selkirk Burgher Congregation. Sometimes also wrongly attributed to Alexander Pirie.
A reply to Adam Gib's A refuge of lies sweeped away; and to Reasons of protest, by three elders in the Associate Congregation of Edinburgh. The three elders, indicated in the title of the present work by abbreviations, are Thomas Kinnear, Andrew Beatson, and Robert Morton.
'Price nine pence' on t.p.; variant has 'Price seven pence.'
Signatures: a⁴ A-N⁴ O² (O2 blank).
A reply to Adam Gib's A refuge of lies sweeped away; and to Reasons of protest, by three elders in the Associate Congregation of Edinburgh. The three elders, indicated in the title of the present work by abbreviations, are Thomas Kinnear, Andrew Beatson, and Robert Morton.
'Price nine pence' on t.p.; variant has 'Price seven pence.'
Signatures: a⁴ A-N⁴ O² (O2 blank).
Local Note
Binding: disbound, uncut but opened; in portfolio.
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ESTCT 135694.
Location
RARE BX9083 .M65 1768
Call Number
BX9083 .M65 1768
Language
English
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