An answer to two treatises of Mr. John Can, the leader of the English Brownists in Amsterdam .. (1642)
Ball, John, 1585-1640, Ashe, Simeon, d. 1662 · London. Printed by R.B. and sold by J. Burroughes · leaf 16
AND. Simeon Ash,Irancis Woodcock.George C& o s s b. An Advcrtifement to theReader- THiii !Booh T^as divided andfent mto fiVerall Trejjes^ that it might thi fomtrcome ahrdady yet hy nafin of the multi-tude of Pamphlets ifhich it met with daily, it hathbeenethrujiing through the throng for… … THE A iSF S W E R S TO THE EPISTLES. fmmmm mmm Leffedbethe Lord, We fee now in iTheC».«.good mcafure, that accomplii]vcd which the Apoflle foretold,touching the rtvclition of themanoffinne, and heartily beg thefull confuming of him by thebrightncffeot^Chrifts comming. But the d/fiover/e oftht…
Canne, John, d. 1667?
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