Synge, E. (1756). <<The>> case of toleration considered, with respect to religion and civil government: In a sermon preached in St. Andrew's, Dublin, before the Honourable House of Commons; on Saturday the 23d of October, 1725. Being the anniversary of the Irish Rebellion. With a vindication, in answer to the Rev. Mr. Radcliffe's letter, by Edward Synge, M.A. now lord bishop of Elphin. Published by order of the House of Commons (The second edition.). Printed for William Williamson, bookseller, at Mecn̆as's Head in Bride-street.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Synge, Edward. <<The>> Case of Toleration Considered, with Respect to Religion and Civil Government: In a Sermon Preached in St. Andrew's, Dublin, Before the Honourable House of Commons; on Saturday the 23d of October, 1725. Being the Anniversary of the Irish Rebellion. With a Vindication, in Answer to the Rev. Mr. Radcliffe's Letter, by Edward Synge, M.A. Now Lord Bishop of Elphin. Published by Order of the House of Commons. The second edition. Dublin: Printed for William Williamson, bookseller, at Mecn̆as's Head in Bride-street, 1756.
MLA-Zitierstil (8. Ausg.)Synge, Edward. <<The>> Case of Toleration Considered, with Respect to Religion and Civil Government: In a Sermon Preached in St. Andrew's, Dublin, Before the Honourable House of Commons; on Saturday the 23d of October, 1725. Being the Anniversary of the Irish Rebellion. With a Vindication, in Answer to the Rev. Mr. Radcliffe's Letter, by Edward Synge, M.A. Now Lord Bishop of Elphin. Published by Order of the House of Commons. The second edition. Printed for William Williamson, bookseller, at Mecn̆as's Head in Bride-street, 1756.