Whitaker, N., & Thomas, I. (1774). A confutation of two tracts, entitled, A vindication of the new churches; and The churches quarrel espoused: written by the Reverend John Wise, A.M: In which is shewn, that he has exposed these churches to reproach, in making their brotherhoods as despotic as the Pope to the dethroning Jesus Christ, whose kingly power in the church is vindicated; and the nature and grounds of liberty in both church and state are discovered, for the benefit of people at this critical day. by Nathaniel Whitaker, D. D. Pastor of the Third Church in Salem, New-England. [Two lines of Scripture text]. Boston: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, near the Mill-Bridge.
Chicago Style CitationWhitaker, Nathaniel, and Isaiah Thomas. A Confutation of Two Tracts, Entitled, A Vindication of the New Churches; and The Churches Quarrel Espoused: Written By the Reverend John Wise, A.M: In Which Is Shewn, That He Has Exposed These Churches to Reproach, in Making Their Brotherhoods As Despotic As the Pope to the Dethroning Jesus Christ, Whose Kingly Power in the Church Is Vindicated; and the Nature and Grounds of Liberty in Both Church and State Are Discovered, for the Benefit of People At This Critical Day. By Nathaniel Whitaker, D. D. Pastor of the Third Church in Salem, New-England. [Two Lines of Scripture Text]. Boston: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, near the Mill-Bridge, 1774.
MLA CitationWhitaker, Nathaniel, and Isaiah Thomas. A Confutation of Two Tracts, Entitled, A Vindication of the New Churches; and The Churches Quarrel Espoused: Written By the Reverend John Wise, A.M: In Which Is Shewn, That He Has Exposed These Churches to Reproach, in Making Their Brotherhoods As Despotic As the Pope to the Dethroning Jesus Christ, Whose Kingly Power in the Church Is Vindicated; and the Nature and Grounds of Liberty in Both Church and State Are Discovered, for the Benefit of People At This Critical Day. By Nathaniel Whitaker, D. D. Pastor of the Third Church in Salem, New-England. [Two Lines of Scripture Text]. Boston: Printed by Isaiah Thomas, near the Mill-Bridge, 1774.