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A Sermon preached in St. Mary’s Church Oldham on Sunday Evening December 22 1850 … being the first of six sermons delivered in the above church against various errors of the Church of Rome.

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First edition, very rare, of an anti-Catholic sermon by Henry Tull (1791–1859), graduate of St Edmund Hall, Oxford, and vicar of St John’s Chadderton, preached and printed in Oldham.

Library Hub and OCLC together find one copy only, at Worcester College Oxford.

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