The Clergyman's Thanks to Phileleutherus, for his Remarks on the Late Discourse of Free-Thinking
Subtitle: In a Letter to Dr. Bentley
By: [By Philo-Criticus, i.e. Francis Hare].
Publisher: Printed for A. Baldwin near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane
Published: 1713
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Bentley, Richard, -- 1662-1742.; Collins, Anthony, -- 1676-1729.
Other titles: Remarks on a Late Discourse of Free-Thinking.; Discourse of Free-Thinking.; Letter to Dr. Bentley.
Notes: Signed: 'Philo-Criticus. London Mar. 28. 1713'; 'Errata' note at end of text. Authors supplied by H&L; the DNB notes that 'Hare was a prolific author. He had been an old friend of Bentley, to whom he addressed in 1713 'The Clergyman's Thanks to Phileleutherus (Bentley's pseudonym in the controversy with Anthony Collins)'; the entry for Anthony Collins records, of his 'Discourse of Free-Thinking', published in 1713: 'The book urges that all belief should be based upon free inquiry, and insinuates that suchinquiry will be destructive of orthodox views. The book produced a vigorous reply from Bentley, 'Remarks ... by Phileleutherus Lipsiensis.'.

ESTC2709C50 [under title]; ESTC762H15 [under Francis Hare]; ESTC2103P1 [under Philo-Criticus].