 CASE OF DISLOYALTY TO KING WILLIAM
1.
(RIDPATH, George).
The Scots Episcopal Innocence: or, The Juggling of that Party with the late King, his present Majesty, the Church of England, and the Church of Scotland ,demonstrated. Together with a Catalogue of the Scots Episcopal Clergy turn'd out for their Disloyalty, and other Enormities, since the Revolution. Together with a Postscript, with Reflections on a late malicious Pamphlet, entiled, The Spirit of Malice and Slander. Particularly addressed to Dr. Monroe, and his Journeymen, Mr. Simon Wild, Mr Andrew Johnston, &c near Thieving-lane, Westminster. By Will Laick
London. Printed in the Year, 1694.
Sole edition, 4to., title and last page dust soiled, (2) 68pp
A defence of the Church of Scotland against charges of disloyalty to King William primarily by means of listing the names of 184 Ministers in Scotland who were deprived of their livings for such things as praying for the late King - James II. Holograph signature of John Nicoll's ownership is at the foot of title page.
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