Independent free agent, and citizen of the world
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Humbly addressed to the clergy of the Church of England . Cry aloud, and spare not; or, An alarm to all the protestants of Great Britain and Ireland. To beware of the present rapid increase and growing evils of popery, in these kingdoms. Wherein is set forth, in a conspicuous manner, the sufferings of many of our English protestants martyrs, who have submitted to the most ignominious deaths, for the cause of pure religion. To which is added copies of several letters on the subject of popery. By a True-born Englishman, or, the little English carpenter.
Independent free agent, and citizen of the worldDate: 1767- E-books
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The free-Born Englishman's unmask'd battery; or, a short narrative of our miserable condition. Grounded upon undeniable facts, for the plain, honest information of the publick; whose Right, and Interest, it is to Address Relief; and to endeavour, at least, to make the best of their Bad Markets. With Some Quotations from the Great and Famous William Penn, the Quaker; Explaining the Duty of a True Protestant Dissenter to the King, &c. By the author of Cry aloud and spare not
Independent free agent, and citizen of the worldDate: 1747- E-books
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Cry aloud and spare not or, plain useful facts and remarks, as a preparitive to the present sudden and general election. Address'd, to the worthy independent electors of Westminster, in particular, whose Noble Example others may Follow, and to the rest of the Kingdom in General. By an independent free agent, and citizen of the world.
Independent free agent, and citizen of the worldDate: 1747