Certain disquisitions and considerations representing to the conscience the unlawfulnesse of the oath, entituled, A solemn League and Covenant for reformation &c. As also the insufficiency of the arguments used in the exhortation for taking the said Covenant. Published by command.

The Printers Postscript to the Reader.

GEntle Reader, a Copy of the foregoing Disquisitions acci∣dentally comming to the hands of some, at whose command I am, was thought fit to be published, though without the know∣ledge and approbation of the Authors. The fitnesse of the subject, the worth of the work, and a peculiar relation to the Authors (if I mistake them not) may be a sufficient motive hoth for their com∣mand and my undertaking. Consider it seriously, and if thou art not yet ingaged in the Covenant, this will confirm thee in thy re∣solution against it; if thou art, this by the assistance of Gods grace may bring thee to a timely repentance. I cannot but admo∣nish thee this one thing, viz. That I have gone exactly according to the Copy, even in those phrases which resemble the Genius of the place where it was composed, more then where it is published; onely the faults which have escaped, I desire may be imputed to me and those many transcribers, through whose hands it passed before it could come to mine.

FINIS.