An apologetical narration, humbly submitted to the Honourable Houses of Parliament. By ThoAn apologeticall narration, humbly submitted to the Honourable Houses of Parliament. By Tho

This Apologetical Narration of our Reverend and dear Brethren the learned Authors of it, 'tis so full of peaceableness, modesty, and candour; and withal, at this time so seasonably needful, as well towards the vindication of the Protestant party in general, from the aspersions of Incommunicableness within it self, and Incompatibleness with Magistracy; as of themselves in particular, both against misreportings from without, & some possible mistakings from within too: That however for mine own part I have appeared on, and do still incline to the Presbyterial way of Church Government, yet do I think it every way fit for the Press.

THis Apologeticall Narration of our Reverend and deare Brethren the learned Authors of it, 'tis so full of peaceablenesse, modesty, and candour; and withall, at this time so seasonably needfull, as well towards the vindication of the Protestant party in generall, from the aspersions of Incommunicablenesse within it selfe, and Incompatiblenesse with Magistracy; as of themselves in particular, both against misreportings from without, & some possible mistakings from within too: That however for mine own part I have appeared on, and doe still encline to the Presbyteriall way of Church Government, yet doe I think it every way fit for the Presse.