Owen, James. Remarks on a Sermon, about Corrupting the Word of God. Preach'd by Tho. Gipps...Wherein the Dissenters are Fully Vindicated Against his Unjust Accusations

Owen, James. Remarks on a Sermon, about Corrupting the Word of God. Preach'd by Tho. Gipps, Rector of Bury, On a Publick Occasion, July 11. 1696. Wherein the Dissenters are Fully Vindicated Against his Unjust Accusations; By J. O. Minister of the Gospel at Oswestry. London: Printed for Zachary Whitworth, Bookseller in Manchester, 1697. First Edition. [5978] Removed, 7 3/8 x 6 inches, (vii.), 24 pp., lacks the half-title page. Bottom margin trimmed too close, clipping the bottom line of text on a few pages. Good. ESTC R6175; Wing O709. ESTC lists one location in North America.James Owen (1654-1706), Presbyterian minister, pastor of a nonconformist congregation at Oswestry, tutor of a school for ministers, and a monthly lecturer at a North Wales mission. In 1700 he became pastor at High Street Chapel, Shewsbury, moved the academy to that place, and continued his lectures in Wales. His funeral sermon was preached by Matthew Henry."The Rector of Bury hath Publish'd a horrid Charge against