ability, and exult in your difpofition to preserve them in full purity' and vigor. And I feel the fatisfactory conviction of bearing a truly patriotic attachment to our constitution, whilst I am permitted to have the honor of fubfcribing myself, with refpect and esteem,

of fome Modern Doctrines concerning the Refiftance

of Individuals against the Civil Establishment of

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Religion

Of the Revolution, and of its Principles and Effects 158

CHA P. IX.

Of the Supreme Executive Power

CHA P. X.

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Of the Supreme Head of the Church of England 223