The DANGER of the

Church-Establishment
of ENGLAND,

From the Infolence of

Proteftant Diffenters.

Wherein it appears from their late Writings,

That they have attempted to fubvert the Liturgy,
the Canons, Articles, and the whole Difcipline of
the Church of England; To Ruin the Reputation
of the Univerfities and the Epifcopal Clergy, and
to inflame the Minds of the People against the
Establish'd Form of Church-Government in this
Kingdom.

WITH

Short REMARKS upon every Chapter.

In a LETTER to Sir John Smith.
By the Author of the SCOUR GE.

Heu Pietas! Heu Prifca Fides!

LONDON:

Printed for Charles Rivington at the Bible and Crown
in St. Paul's Church-yard. 1718.

لنبي

THE

CONTENTS.

CHAP. I.

W

Herein the Author modeftly Vindicates him-

Self from the Charge of Sedition.

et

ROSA CHA P. II.

Page 1,

Reflections of the Proteftant Diffenters upon the

Church of England in General; upon the Clergy

and Laity; more Particularly upon the Honou-

rable and Right Honourable who are employ'd in

the Civil Offices of the Nation: Publish'd within

thefe Laft two Years. p. 13.

CHA P. III.

Reflections of the Proteftant Diffenters upon the Or-

thodox Clergy of the Church of England. p. 19.

CHA P. IV.

Reflections of the Proteftant Diffenters upon the Dif

cipline, the Canons, Articles, and Ceremonies of

the Church of England. p. 30.