<<An>> appeal to the English nation : or the body of the French Protestants, and the honest proselytes, vindicated from the calumnies cast on them by one Malard and his Associates, in a libel entitled, The French plot found out against the English Church. With An Account of the present State of the French Churches in this Kingdom; proving their Uniformity with, and Esteem for, the Church of England: And Considerations proving the Invalidity of the Popish Priesthood, and the Necessity of Re-Ordaining Ecclesiastical Proselytes, humbly offered to our Superiors. Also a postscript in Answer to the Proselytish Hercules; with a fresh Discovery of Mr. Pillonniere's Affection to his Countrymen the French Refugees. By John-Armand Dubourdieu, One of the Ministers of the French Church in the Savoy.
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London :
printed for J. Roberts in Warwick-Lane,
[1718].
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<<An>> appeal to the English nation : or, the body of the French protestants, and the honest proselytes, vindicated from the calumnies cast on them by one Malard, and his Associates, in a libel, entitled, The French plot found out against the English Church. With An Account of the present State of the French Churches in this Kingdom; proving their Uniformity with, and Esteem for, the Church of England: And Considerations proving the Invalidity of the Popish Priesthood, and the Necessity of Re-Ordaining Ecclesiastick Proselytes, humbly offered to our Superiors. Also a postscript in Answer to the Proselytish Hercules; with a fresh Discovery of Mr. Pillonniere's Affection to his Countrymen the French Refugees. By John Armand Dubourdieu. One of the Ministers of the French Church in the Savoy.