Presbytery the pest of society  in answer to Andrew Low's vindication of the Scots Kirk, in the case of Mr. William Dugud. Together with his introductory epistle to Sir James Stewart of Good-Tree's approving of his zeal against the mittre and the crown. By T. R. of D-ls.

The case of Mr. Robert Ker minister of the Gospel at Lochlie, appellant; against the Synod of Angus and Mearns, respondents

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Presbyterians - Great Britain - Early works to 1800

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Presbytery the pest of society in answer to Andrew Low's vindication of the Scots Kirk, in the case of Mr. William Dugud. Together with his introductory epistle to Sir James Stewart of Good-Tree's approving of his zeal against the mittre and the crown. By T. R. of D-ls.

The case of Mr. Robert Ker minister of the Gospel at Lochlie, appellant; against the Synod of Angus and Mearns, respondents