Jus populi vindicatum [electronic resource] : or, the peoples divine right to chuse their own pastors, asserted, confirm'd and vindicated. In a letter to a member of the ensuing General Assembly. Wherein is shown, I. That Heritors have no more Right to vote in the Calling of Gospel Ministers, than People of an inferior Rank. II. That the Lord's People whether rich or poor, Church-Officers or not, have Christ's Warrand, a Right and Liberty from him, to elect their own Pastors.
1720
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Jus populi vindicatum [electronic resource] : or, the peoples divine right to chuse their own pastors, asserted, confirm'd and vindicated. In a letter to a member of the ensuing General Assembly. Wherein is shown, I. That Heritors have no more Right to vote in the Calling of Gospel Ministers, than People of an inferior Rank. II. That the Lord's People whether rich or poor, Church-Officers or not, have Christ's Warrand, a Right and Liberty from him, to elect their own Pastors.
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Edinburgh : printed, and to be sold by William Brown, and Mr. John Macky, at their Shops in the Parliament Close, and other booksellers in town, [1720]
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Great Britain -- Scotland -- Edinburgh.
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English
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[4],83,[1]p. ; 8⁰.
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Anonymous. By John Currie.
Price from imprint: Price Sixpence.
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English Short Title Catalog, T123257.
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Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.
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