Preserved And Maintained In The Terms And Sentiments Of Fathers And Councils, Adhered To By The Catholic Church, Some Especially (The Purest Part Of It) The Church Of England. Humbly Considered, In Two Parts: The First Containing A Brief Discussion Of Unitarianism. The Second, Remarks On The Twenty-Eight Propositions Published, As An Explication Of The Doctrine Of The Holy Trinity, According To The Ancient Fathers, Etc.