A miscellany
Containing a farther appeal, after private applications, recited in the following plain, and simple, narrative, (like as in the case of infant-baptism) to be resolved the scripture-ground of rebaptization, lately administred by a Church of England minister. With an advertisement and postscript, ...
by William Brockman
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Signed and dated at end: W. Brockman. Beachborough, Sept.4. 1740.
A supplement to this work was published in 1742.
The text is printed in two columns.
With an errata printed on the verso of the titlepage.
Pp.15-18 appear in two states: state 1: p.15, col.1 line 30 "Gentleman"; p.16 col.1 line 11 "outcry,"; p.17 col.1 line 36 "Ove"; p.18 col.1 line 32 begins "be"; state 2: p. 15 col. 1 line 30 "general"; p.16 col.1 line 11 "outcry"; p.17 col.1 line 36 "Joves"; p.18 col.1 line 32 "be" has been deleted.
P.3 signed A.
Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1986. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 6617, no.30).
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