Landon, J. 1. o. 2. (1758). An answer to the dissenting gentleman's third letter to the Reverend Mr. White, with some occasional remarks upon what he had advanced against the Church of England in his first; especially where he has attempted to prove the Church of Jesus Christ, and the Church of England, to be Constitutions of a quite different Nature: Shewing, The whole of what he has objected to be founded either on Misrepresentation or Mistake, and supported by false and inconclusive Reasoning. By John Landon, Rector of Nuslead and Ifield in Kent. printed for J. Robinson, at the Golden Lion, in Ludgate-Street.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Landon, John 1721 or 2-1782. An Answer to the Dissenting Gentleman's Third Letter to the Reverend Mr. White, with Some Occasional Remarks upon What He Had Advanced Against the Church of England in His First; Especially Where He Has Attempted to Prove the Church of Jesus Christ, and the Church of England, to Be Constitutions of a Quite Different Nature: Shewing, The Whole of What He Has Objected to Be Founded Either on Misrepresentation or Mistake, and Supported by False and Inconclusive Reasoning. By John Landon, Rector of Nuslead and Ifield in Kent. London: printed for J. Robinson, at the Golden Lion, in Ludgate-Street, 1758.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Landon, John 1721 or 2-1782. An Answer to the Dissenting Gentleman's Third Letter to the Reverend Mr. White, with Some Occasional Remarks upon What He Had Advanced Against the Church of England in His First; Especially Where He Has Attempted to Prove the Church of Jesus Christ, and the Church of England, to Be Constitutions of a Quite Different Nature: Shewing, The Whole of What He Has Objected to Be Founded Either on Misrepresentation or Mistake, and Supported by False and Inconclusive Reasoning. By John Landon, Rector of Nuslead and Ifield in Kent. printed for J. Robinson, at the Golden Lion, in Ludgate-Street, 1758.