KlTT ft. Xli Fanciful Dedication. His Account of the Work. Exposition of his Politics. Character of the Poem. Lampoon upon it. Partially Revived. The Coffee-house Preachers. Occasion of the Work. De Foe Surrenders to the Commissioners Revival of his Troubles. His own Account of them 451 Chapter XXI. Union with Scotland. Promoted by De Foe. His Account of the Capabilities of the Country. His Poem on Peace and Union. He publishes The Advantages of the A ct of Security. -H is Essays at Removing National Prejudices. He is Patronized by Harley and Godolphin. And taken into the Service of the Queen. To whom he is I ntroduced. He Departs for Scotland. Arrives at Edinburgh. His Employment there. His Danger from the Mob. He publishes Caledonia, a Poem. Design of the Work. I ts Various Editions.- Opposition to the Union. Hodges Writes against it. De Foe s Account of his Work. And Reply to his A rguments. His Controversy with Webster. Who publishes Lawful Prejudices against an Union. In which he Reflects upon the English Dissenters. De Foe Replies to him in The Dissenters in England Vindicated. Webster Publishes a second Pamphlet. In which he A buses De Foe. Who Prepares a Vindication of Himself. But Suppresses it at the Desire of the Ministers of Edinburgh. A nother Opponent to Webster. Who Publishes AS econd Defence of Lawful Prejudices. -B igotry of the Presbyterians. De Foe Publishes The Dissenters Vindicated; or, a Short View of the Present State of the Protestant Religion in Britain. Nature of the Work. Policy of the Union Discussed in the Review. He Promises another Work upon the Subject. His Schemes for the Improvement of Scotland. Defends himself againt Reproaches. He Publishes AV oice from the South. VOL. II.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science