An humble attempt to promote explicit agreement and visible union of God's people in…

V. As the first printed Account of this Concert was not a Proposal of it,⁵ as a Thing then to begin, but a Narration of it, as a Design already set on Foot, which had been brought about with much Harmony, by Means of private Letters; so the farther Continuance, and, 'tis hoped, the farther Spreading of it seems in a promising Way of being promoted by the same Means; as importunate Desires of the renewing the Concert have been transmitted already from a very distant Corner abroad, where the Regard to it has of late increased: But notwithstanding of what may be done by private Letters, it is humbly expected, that a Memorial spread in this Manner, may, by God's Blessing, farther promote the good Ends in View; as it may be usefully referred to in Letters, and may reach where they will not.

V. As the first printed Account of this Concert was not a Proposal of it,⁵ as a Thing then to begin, but a Narration of it, as a Design already set on Foot, which had been brought about with much Harmony, by Means of private Letters; so the farther Continuance, and, 'tis hop'd, the farther Spreading of it seems in a promising Way of being promoted by the same Means; as importunate Desires of the renewing the Concert have been transmitted already from a very distant Corner abroad, where the Regard to it has of late encreased: But notwithstanding of what may be done by private Letters, it is humbly expected, that a Memorial spread in this Manner, may, by God's Blessing, farther promote the good Ends in View; as it may be usefully refer'd to in Letters, and may reach where they will not.

1. 5Reasons for publishing this Memorial.

VI. Whereas in a valuable Letter,⁶