[We have submitted the above to J. Y., who states that "neither of
the tracts mentioned by P. B. is the one noticed in his Query. It
commences with the following words: 'He [_i.e._ the True
Churchman] is one who is not only called a Christian, but is in
truth and reality such.' Prefixed is a short letter from the
author to his friend in the country; and the edition of 1711
appears to have been the first. It makes sixteen pages of octavo,
and consists of short sententious paragraphs, more practical and
devotional than controversial. J. Y. discovered it in the British
Museum bound up with Dr. Hickes' _Seasonable and Modest Apology_,
and other tracts."]