1836.
_Price Threepence_.
THE MEMBERS OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH
Vindicated.
IN times and under circumstances of an ordinary character, the letter, to
which the following pages refer, might with safety be left to find its
proper place in the public mind. It is characterized by a spirit of
mildness and conciliation; and, as much of its censure is founded on
erroneous impressions, the consequences would have been but momentary.
But, in the present extraordinary times, there are not wanting those who
would gladly seize upon the occasion, as a favourable one for widening
the differences and perpetuating the antipathies, which unhappily prevail
among Christians, and hence it appears desirable that the public should
be set right with regard to the course now taken by those who are
implicated in the charges.