CARET.

[In Blomefield's _History of Norfolk_, edit. 1739, fol., vol.

ii. pp. 330-430.]

"_A Letter to a Convocation Man._"--Who, I am desirous of knowing, was

the author of _A Letter to a Convocation Man, concerning the Rights,

Powers, and Privileges of that Body_, published about 1697, which

occasioned Wake's book of _The Authority of Christian Princes over their

Ecclesiastical Synods asserted_? Atterbury says, in the Preface of his

_Rights, Powers, and Privileges of an English Convocation_:

"If at least I were not prevented by some abler hand, particular

by the author of that letter which first gave rise to this

debate; and who, it was expected, would have appeared once more

upon it, and freed what he had advanced from all exceptions."

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