The Lavvfulnes Of Hearing the Publick Ministers Of The Churc
The Lavvfulnes Of Hearing the Publick Ministers Of The Church of England, Proved, By {Mr. Philip Nye, And Mr. John Robinson, Two Eminent Congregational Divines. Together with the Judgment of Dr. Goodwin, Dr. Owen, and other Independents, as well Ancient as Modern, con- cerning Forms of Prayer, Parish-Churches, and Communion with them
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