The balm of Gilead or, the reconciler and composer of the present differences and unhappy divisions among us. Wherein is maintain'd, That it is in the Power, and ought to be the Care and Endeavour, of our Governours, to suppress them; and that this may be done with the Consent, and to the Satisfaction, of all honest English-Men of either Party. Humbly offer'd, in this Vacation of Publick Business, to Her Sacred Majesty, and to both Houses of Parliament and Convocation, and to all sober Churchmen and Dissenters. By E. T. a true friend of the church and Kingdom of England.
E. T., true friend of the church and kingdom of England. | Date: 1706