Union Pursued; In A Letter to Mr. Baxter, Concerning his Lat
Union Pursued; In A Letter to Mr. Baxter, Concerning his Late Book of National Churches. Published For a fuller Disquisition about this Subject, by the Sober and Composed of all Sides, in order to Comprehension which hath been Forming, and a Larger Constitution of the Church to be Formed, when that Day of Concord comes, which the gentle Aspect of Heaven in God's Appointment (and the King's) of so many Choice Mo- derate Bishops together at this Time does presage to the Nation. That the Presbyteri
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