An Impartial EXAMINATION OF THE SECOND VOLUME O F Mr. DANIEL NEAL'S Hiftory of the Puritans. IN WHICH The REFLECTIONS of that Author, upon King JAMES I. and King CHARLES I. are proved to be groundless: His Mifrepresentations of the Conduct of the PRELATES Of thofe Times, fully detected: And his Numerous Miftakes in HISTORY, and Unfair Way of By ZACHARY GREY, LL. D. With an APPENDIX, in Answer to two Common, I. That in 1662, They were obliged to fubfcribe to the Review Lucian. Quomodo Hiftoría fcribenda fit, Fallitur egregio quifquis fub Principe credit LONDON: Claudian. Printed for R. GOSLING, at the Mitre and Crown, over against Fetter-Lane End, in Fleetfreet; J. CLARKE, at the Bible, under the Royal Exchange; and W. THURLBOURNE, at Cambridge. M.DCC.XXXVI. 201 AN Impartial Examination OF THE SECOND VOLUME O F Mr. DANIEL NEAL'S Hiftory of the Puritans. HE Second Volume of Mr. Daniel Neal's Hiftory of the Puritans would not probably have made its appearance fo foon, had he, before the Publication of it, read over the accurate Remarks upon his Firft, by a learned Member of the established Church; who, in the Opinion of all unprejudiced Readers, has fully demolished his Scheme, and prov'd almoft to Demonftration, that a violent Attachment to Party, was one, if not the fole Motive, that engag'd him in the revival of a B Con |