A collection of letters on patronage and popular election some of which have appeared in the public prints, and are now illustrated with notes; others never before published: containing the arguments on both sides of the present controversy, as produced by the respective parties themselves wherein Are many Articles from the Fathers, from eminent Scripture-Critics, and from Ecclesiastical History, rarely to be met with in Modern Publications on that Subject. The whole breathing a Spirit of Candour and Moderation, very instructive and entertaining, and peculiarly necessary for all who interest themselves in the Debate about Patronage; and promising entire satisfaction to them on that Head.

Date:

MDCCLXXXIII. [1783]