Six Tracts, in Vindication of the Worship of One God

<p>Partial Table of Contents (see back cover for full):</p><p>By John Disney (1746-1816):</p> <p><i>A Friendly Dialogue: Between a Common Unitarian Christian, and an Athanasian; Occasioned by the former's behavior during some part of the public service. Or, An Attempt to Restore Scriptural Forms of Worship. To which is added A Second Dialogue Between Eugenius and Theophilus, on the Same Subject.</i> (2nd ed., 1787)</p><p><i>Reasons for Resigning the Rectory of Panton and Vicarage of Swinderby, in Lincolnshire; and Quitting the Church of England.</i> (2nd ed., 1783)</p><p>By William Frend (1757-1841):</p><p><i>An Address to the Members of the Church of England, and to Protestant Trinitarians in General, Exhorting them to Turn from the False Worship of Three Persons, to the Worship of the One True God.</i> (2nd ed., 1788)</p><p><i>A Second Address to the Members of the Church of England, and to Protestant Trinitarians in General.</i> (2nd ed., 1789)</p><p>Appendix: bios of Disney and Frend.</p>