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• A defence of the rights of the Christian Church, against a late visitation sermon, intitled, The rights of the clergy in the Christian Church asserted; preach'd at Newport Pagnel in the county of Bucks, by W. Wotton. B.D. and made publick at the command and desire of the Bishop of Lincoln, and the clergy of the Deanerys of Buckingham and Newport
  by: Tindal, Matthew
  Published: (1709)
• A thorough examination of the false principles and fallacious arguments, advanc'd against the Christian Church, priest-hood, and religion : In a late pernicious Book, ironically Intituled, The Rights of the Christian Church Asserted, &c. In a Dialogue between Demas and Hierarcha. Humbly Offered to the Consideration of the Nobility and Gentry of England. By Samuel Hill, Rector of Killmington, and Arch-Deacon of Wells
  by: Hill, Samuel
  Published: (1708)
• A defence of the rights of the Christian Church : In two parts. Part I. Against Mr. Wotton's visitation sermon, preach'd at Newport-pagnel. Part II. Occasion'd by two late indictments against a bookseller and his servant, for selling one of the said books. With some tracts of Hugo Grotius, and Mr. John Hales of Eaton. The second edition corrected. To which is added, a letter from a country attorny to a country parson, concerning the rights of the church. Never publish'd before. And likewise, Mons. Le Clerc's extract and judgment of the said book, translated from his bibliotheque choisie
  by: Tindal, Matthew
  Published: (1709)
• A dialogue between Timothy and Philatheus : In which the principles and projects of a late whimsical book, intituled, (the rights of the Christian church, &c.) are fairly stated, and answered in their kind: and some Attempts made towards the discovery of a new way of Reasoning, intirely unknown both to the Ancients and Moderns. Written by a layman
  by: Oldisworth, William
  Published: (1709)
• A second defence of The rights of the Christian church : Occasion'd by two late Indictments against a Bookseller and his Servant, for selling one of the said Books. In a Letter from a Gentleman in London to a Clergyman in the Country. To which are added, Two tracts of Hugo Grotius, on these Questions: I. Whether the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper may be administred where there are no Pastors? II. Whether it be necessary at all times to communicate with the Symbols? As also Some Tracts of Mr. John Hales of Eaton, viz. Of the Lord's Supper. The Power of the Keys. Of Schism, &c
  by: Tindal, Matthew
  Published: (1708)