Layman Books

A Defence of the Bible; in Reply to Thomas Paine's Age of Reason
A Letter from a Layman, to the Clergy of Ireland
The Sabbath ; or, an Examination of the Six Texts Commonly Adduced from the New Testament
The Sabbath ; or, an Examination of the Six Texts Commonly Adduced from the New Testament
A Friendly Call to the Holy Communion. Wherein Is Shewn to the Meanest Capacity, the Nature and End of the Sacrament of the Lord's-Supper; ... To ... And Directions the Fifth Edition
The Layman's Letter to His Friend in the Country, Concerning the Doctrine Advanced in a Book, Entituled, Heaven Open to All Men, &C
A Letter to the Reverend Mr. D-, by a Layman. 1775
Principles of Prayer and Humiliation, in a Time of National Guilt and Distress. By a Layman
The Foundations of Religious Liberty Explained
Present Position of the High Church Party

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