【電子書籍なら、スマホ・パソコンの無料アプリで今すぐ読める!】<p>TO THE READER- "Before the Reader Enters into the following Tract, it will not be amifs to remove fomefew Prejudices that may lye in his Way. It may be thought no great Prudence to write againfi a Cuftorn fo generally received, that it muft make Each of the Two mofl con- fiderable Parties among us my Enemiesj for that all agree in Drinking Healths: But it is better to difoblige Both; than not to be an Impartial Friend to Each Side, and to the Truth. It is a ftire Indication of an Abje〓t Spirit to make the Serving of a Party the main Principle of a Man's Actions^ hecaufe it Cancels allto the Reward of his befl Per- formances in another World: I Write not a- gainft any Party, but againfi the Sins of Men) and if 'Thefe prevail more in One Party than another, it is not amifs that they take the Re- proof to themfelves. They have done fo ac- . cordingljy and it hath fallen to my hot to fuf- fer their Indignation, not havin...