Truth and innocency defended; against falshood and envy: and the martyrs of Jesus, and sufferers for his sake, vindicated. In answer to Cotton Mather (a priest of Boston) his calumnies, lyes and abuses of the people called Quakers, in his late Church-history of New-England With remarks and observations on several passages in the same, and his confessions to the just judgments of God on them. By John Whiting

People / Organizations

• John Whiting (Author)

Imprint

London: printed and sold by T. Sowle, 1702 [1703]

Publication year

1703

ESTC No.

N14177

Grub Street ID

4065

Description

212,[10]p. ; 8°.

Note

A separate reissue of a portion of George Bishop's 'New-England judged, by the spirit of the Lord', London, 1703

With an errata leaf and four final advertisement leaves.

Uncontrolled note

MH-H reports: Sigs. Hh5-Hh8,Ii-Xx8(-Xx8),[chi]5; [chi]1 = errata leaf; [chi]2-5 = adverts. CLSU reports an 11p. index, a page of errata, and 2p. of adv.([14]p. total)