Scisme Unmask't, Or, a Late Conference Betwixt Mr. Peter Gunning and Mr. John Pierson, Ministers, on the One Part, and Two Disputants of the Roman Profession on the Other Wherein Is Defined Both What Schisme Is, and to Whom It Belongs (1658)

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Scisme unmask't, or, A late conference betwixt Mr. Peter Gunning and Mr. John Pierson, ministers, on the one part, and two disputants of the Roman profession on the other wherein is defined both what schisme is, and to whom it belongs
Gunning, Peter, 1614-1684.
Pearson, John, 1613-1686.
Spencer, John, 1601-1671.
This work appears at Reel 1309:9 as Wing no. G2237, attributed to Peter Gunning, and at Reel 1659:9 as Wing no. P1464, attributed to John Percy (alias Fisher and Fairfax). In the revised Wing bibliography both these numbers have been cancelled and the work attributed to John Spencer, with the number S4957B.
Wing numbers G2237 and P1464 are cancelled in Wing (2nd ed.).
Includes index.
The copy at Reel 1659:9 lacks the "Advertisement" [12] p. at end, which appears on Reel 1309:9.
[36], 656, [26] p.
[Paris]: Printed at Paris, cum privilegio, 1658.
Wing (2nd ed.) / S4957B
English
Reproduction of the original in the Cambridge University Library


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