The Reasonablenes and Necessity of some Practices of the Reformation of the Church of England, defended
Subtitle: Against the Objections of the No-just Grounds, &c. The Vindication of the No-Necessity, &c. And the Principles of the Popish Schoolmen
By: By the Author of the Necessity of an Alteration, &c. [i.e. Thomas Wagstaffe] ....
Publisher: Printed for Richard King, at the Prince's Arms in St. Paul's Church-yard
Published: 1720
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
Subjects: Spinckes, Nathaniel, -- 1653-1727.; Scot, William, -- fl 1717.
Notes: Authors supplied by H&L, ESTC and B.L. Of Nathaniel Spinckes, nonjuror, the DNB records: 'In the dispute about the 'usages' which divided the small party of the nonjurors into two sections, Spinckes was the leader of the 'non-usagers', that is, of those who advocated the retention of the prayer-book as it was, instead of returning to the first prayer-book of Edward VI, as the 'usagers' ... desired to do'. Thomas Wagstaffe, the younger, a prominent nonjuror, 'put forth several pamphlets, chiefly on the usages of the church, a subject of controversy with the nonjurors at the time' [DNB]

'Postscript' follows main text on pp 88-106; 'A Catalogue of the Writings on both Sides of the Controversy, according to the Order of Time in which they were published' (pp 113-117); list of 'Books lately Printed for Richard King, at the Prince's Arms inSt. Paul's Church Yard' (pp 118-120).

'The Index' on pages 107-112.

ESTC156W4.