1618 JOHN SELDEN. Tithes Proved to be Un-Scriptural and the Custom of Man. 1st Edition. Anglican Lauriat's son C

Lauriat's son C

very good with light rubbing

William and Gilbert Tennent did as well

Reginald Heber

*An 18th century woodcut of Katherin Villers

1618 JOHN SELDEN. Tithes Proved to be Un-Scriptural and the Custom of Man. 1st Edition. Anglican Lauriat's son CVery, very nicely preserved first edition of one of the most controversial books of the early 17th century. Abraham paid Tythes to Melchizedeck, what then? twas very well done of him, it does not follow therefore that I must pay Tythes, no more then I am bound to imitate any other action of Abraham. No less than John Milton claimed Selden was the chief of all the learned men in England. This is what made his public views all the more dangerous to the