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Plaine Truth without Feare or Flattery: Or a True Discovery of the Unlawfulnesse of the Presbyterian Government
and qualified with Christian Benevolence
Leather spine
An apparently unpublished 8 stanza poem
1613 JOHN SALKELD. Treatise of Angels, Demons, and the Devil. Dedicated to King James I Anglican Plaine Truth without Feare orA very scarce work on the nature and influence of angels, demons, and the Devil. Salkeld had been a Roman Catholic, but was converted to protestantism under King James I. In the dedication, to King James, Salkeld calls James, t"he angel who had rescued him from the dungeon of popery and enlightened him by the beams of his reasoning." Salkeld found the lack of a theology surrounding supernatural beings in Protestantism to fall far short of the mark of