The plea of presbytery in behalf of the oridination, government, discipline, and worship of the Christian church, as opposed to the unscriptural character and claims of prelacy

The plea of presbytery in behalf of the oridination, government, discipline, and worship of the Christian church, as opposed to the unscriptural character and claims of prelacy

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