A Defence of the Resolution of this Case, Viz. Whether the Church of England's Symbolising So Far as it Doth with the Church of Rome, Makes it Unlawfull to Hold Communion with the Church of England. In Answer to a Book Intituled A Modest Examination of that Resolution

Edward Fowler

Jan 1684 · J.H.

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