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LONDON:

AND SOLD BY JAMES PHILLIPS

IN GEORGE-YARD, LOMBARD-STREET:

M DCC LXXXII.

CONTENTS

O F THE

THIRD VOLUME.

The Great Cafe of Liberty of Confcience debated and

defended by the Authority of Reafon, Scripture,

and Antiquity

Page 1

A feasonable Caveat against Popery; or, a Pamphlet,

entitled, An Explanation of the Roman Catholick

Belief, briefly examined
Page 53

The Propofed Comprehenfion, foberly, and not un-

feasonably, confidered

Page 93

A Letter to the Council and Senate of Embden

Page 99

Wisdom juftified of her Children, from the Ignorance

and Calumny of H. Hallywell, in his Book, called,

An Account of Familifm, as it is revived and pro-

pagated by the Quakers
Page 107

England's Prefent Intereft confidered, with Honour

to the Prince, and Safety to the People, in Answer

to this one Question, What is moft fit, eafy, and

fafe, at this Juncture of Affairs, to be done, for

quieting of Differences, allaying the Heat of con-

trary Interefts, and making them fubfervient to the

Intereft of the Government, and confiftent with the

Profperity of this Kingdom
Page 197

A Let-

A Letter to the Princefs and Countess at Hertford, in Germany Page 267

A Summons or Call to Chriftendom: in an earnest Expoftulation with her to prepare for that notable Day of the Lord, that is at the Door Page 289

Tender Advice and Counfel, by Way of Epistle, to all those who are fenfible of the Day of their Vifitation, and who have received the Call of the Lord, by the Light and Spirit of his Son in their Hearts, to partake of the great Salvation, wherever scattered throughout the World

Travels in Holland and Germany

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