A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegience due to sovereign powers, &c with An answer to his vindication of that case : in which Bishop Overal's convocation-book is arraigned, the doctor's self-contradiction and fallacy of argument detected and from the whole proved that neither the Church of England nor the present government are beholden to him.

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• A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegience due to sovereign powers, &c.: with An answer to his vindication of that case : in which Bishop Overal's convocation-book is arraigned, the doctor's self-contradiction and fallacy of argument detected and from the whole proved that neither the Church of England nor the present government are beholden to him
  Published: (1691)
• A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegience due to sovereign powers, &c with An answer to his vindication of that case : in which Bishop Overal's convocation-book is arraigned, the doctor's self-contradiction and fallacy of argument detected and from the whole proved that neither the Church of England nor the present government are beholden to him.
  Published: (1691)
• A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegience due to sovereign powers, &c. : with An answer to his vindication of that case : in which Bishop Overal's convocation-book is arraigned, the doctor's self-contradiction and fallacy of argument detected and from the whole proved that neither the Church of England nor the present government are beholden to him
  Published: (1691)
• A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegience due to sovereign powers, &c. : with An answer to his vindication of that case : in which Bishop Overal's convocation-book is arraigned, the doctor's self-contradiction and fallacy of argument detected and from the whole proved that neither the Church of England nor the present government are beholden to him
  Published: (1691)
• A review of Dr. Sherlock's Case of allegiance due to sovereign powers, &c With an answer to his vindication of that case. In which Bishop Overal's convocation-book, is arraigned; the Doctor's self-contradiction, and fallacy of argument detected; and from the whole proved, that neither the Church of England, nor the present government, are beholden to him.
  Published: (1691)