Lay-man. (1714). A vindication of an answer to a late pamphlet entituled, the validity of baptism administred by dissenting-ministers: Wherein is shewed from Mr. Shaw's own words, that he hath not prov'd, the validity of baptism, administred by dissenting-ministers; with some reflections on what he and the author of, A vindication of Presbyterian Ordination, have offer'd from antiquity, concerning episcopacy. By a lay-man. Printed by William Ayscough, for John Hodges, bookseller in Derby.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Lay-man. A Vindication of an Answer to a Late Pamphlet Entituled, the Validity of Baptism Administred by Dissenting-ministers: Wherein Is Shewed from Mr. Shaw's Own Words, That He Hath Not Prov'd, the Validity of Baptism, Administred by Dissenting-ministers; with Some Reflections on What He and the Author of, A Vindication of Presbyterian Ordination, Have Offer'd from Antiquity, Concerning Episcopacy. By a Lay-man. Nottingham: Printed by William Ayscough, for John Hodges, bookseller in Derby, 1714.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Lay-man. A Vindication of an Answer to a Late Pamphlet Entituled, the Validity of Baptism Administred by Dissenting-ministers: Wherein Is Shewed from Mr. Shaw's Own Words, That He Hath Not Prov'd, the Validity of Baptism, Administred by Dissenting-ministers; with Some Reflections on What He and the Author of, A Vindication of Presbyterian Ordination, Have Offer'd from Antiquity, Concerning Episcopacy. By a Lay-man. Printed by William Ayscough, for John Hodges, bookseller in Derby, 1714.