The 'record', Baptist Noel, and Merle D'aubign?(c), an Examination of The 'record's' Twelve Articles On Mr. Noel's Work. With an Appendix, Containing Merle D'aubign?(c)'s, Letter to The Archbishop of Canterbury, When Bishop of Chester, On The State of The. Este artículo no está disponible.The 'record', Baptist Noel, and Merle D'aubign?(c), an Examination of The 'record's' Twelve Articles On Mr. Noel's Work. With an Appendix, Containing Merle D'aubign?(c)'s, Letter to The Archbishop of Canterbury, When Bishop of Chester, On The State of The

In The 'Record', Baptist Noel, and Merle D'Aubigné, Presbyter Pseud examines twelve articles published in 'The Record' concerning Mr. Noel's work. This volume delves into a significant religious debate, offering insights into the theological and ecclesiological viewpoints of the time. Also included is Merle D'Aubigné's letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, when Bishop of Chester, addressing the state of the Church.

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