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  by: Clergyman of the Established Church
  Published: (1786)
• A letter from a private member of the established Church of Scotland, to an elder of the new constitution of seceders, requesing for unity, and the elder's answer to said letter : With a reply by the private member to the elder's answer: as also, another answer to the elder's letter, by another private member; wherein is shewed, the groundless cause of seperation, the evils thereof, and necessity of unity, in order to prevent the evils of division, and the unlawful liberty, cruelty, and uncharitableness of the separatists, that all men may be warned, they who are wavering established, and those who have separated may see just cause to unite
  by: Private member of the established Church of Scotland
  Published: (1754)
• A letter to His Grace the Lord Archbishop of Cashel, stating the hardships under which the curates of the established church labour, and how equitable a claim they have to an augmentation of their salaries : By a curate of the established church
  by: Curate of the Established Church
  Published: (1793)
• The revolution settlement of the Church of Scotland vindicated : being the review of a lecture by the Rev. John Graham of Wishawtown, forming one of a series on the Second Reformation, by ministers of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
  by: Licentiate of the established church
  Published: (1842)
• A plain answer, with the reasons upon which it is grounded, to the question: ... Ought not every clergyman of the Church of England to oppose a repeal of the Test Act?
  by: Clergyman of the established church
  Published: (1790)