A Decad of Caveats To The People of England, Of General Use in All Times, but most seasonable in These. As having {A Tendency to the satisfying such as are not con- tent with the Present Government, as it is by Law establish'd. An Aptitude to the Setling the Minds of such as are but Seekers and Erraticks in Religion. An Aim at the Uniting of our Protestant-Dissenters in Church and State. Whereby The worst of All Conspiracies lately rais'd against Both, may be made the greatest Blessing, which could have happen'd to either of them. To which is added an Appendix In order to the Conviction of those Three Enemies to the Deity
Subtitle: The Atheist, The Infidel, and the Setter up of Science to the Prejudice of Religion
By: By Thomas Pierce D.D. Domestick Chaplain to His Majesty, and Dean of Sarum. Partim Jussu, partim Permissu Superiorum
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Published: 1679
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 449