An impartial review of Mr. Melvil's last piece against Mr. Nichols; Occasioned by His numerous Misrepresentations of, and injurious Reflections upon the Dissenters in general, and the Calvinists in particular. [AND] Calvinism and nonconformity defended; or, an answer to a pamphlet of Mr Melvil's entituled a "Brief reply to a scurrilous libel," in a conference between a friend of Mr Melvil's and T.G.

Thomas Gibbons

Printed for the author, and sold by T. Fisher, against Tom's Coffee-House in Cornhil, London, MDCCXXXIX, 1739

[Protestant Dissenters, Presbyterianism, Calvinist religious pamphlets] Bound in contemporary calf.  Some rubbing, but binding sound. 72 + 81 [1] pages. Early signature of Isaac K. Loos, Bethlehem, PA.   ESTC T96814; T96814.  Thomas Gibbons (1720–1785) was a London nonconformist minister who was notable for his hymns.