Plain Truth Vindicated and Asserted; The Fallacy of Man -Made Rules of Faith Detected, And the Faith of Christ Alone Maintained and Exalted. In Divers Reflections on a Book Entitled "The End of Religious Controversy" (alleged to be published by the Rev J. M(ilner) DD, FSA).Likewise a Defence of the Albigenses, With a Remark Upon Grier's Reply; And an Appeal to Protestants and Dissenters, to Remind Them to Examine Whether They are Reformed Indeed.

Goouch, Thomas.

Published by S. Smith & Son, Waterford, 1830

About this Item

Pages; XIII, 273, (1). Dimensions; 222 by 140mm. 20th century green cloth spine with marbled covers. The binding is in good order, hinges tight. The text is complete, tidy internally, toning to the pages, mostly minor marking. Original owners signature at the top margin of the title (James F. Guff). An essay on some points in J. Milner's book; The End of Religious Controversy (Milner's first name purposefully rubbed out on page 1). Thomas Goouch born in Waterford in 1800. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Seller Inventory # 015812

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Plain Truth Vindicated and Asserted; The Fallacy of Man -Made Rules of Faith Detected, And the Faith of Christ Alone Maintained and Exalted. In Divers Reflections on a Book Entitled "The End of Religious Controversy" (alleged to be published by the Rev J. M(ilner) DD, FSA).Likewise a Defence of the Albigenses, With a Remark Upon Grier's Reply; And an Appeal to Protestants and Dissenters, to Remind Them to Examine Whether They are Reformed Indeed.
• Publisher: S. Smith & Son, Waterford
• Publication Date: 1830
• Binding: Cloth
• Condition: Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • 1800-1849
  • Religion