A reply to A vindication of an association, &c. and Mr. S. Bacheller, appendix writer. Also Mr. H. True's dialogue : Wherein are many evidences brought to prove my title page (which the two former hath particular reference to) just and true, free from all the slander and falshood it is loaded with. With many other things relating to that matter. /

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