A series of answers to certain popular objections against separating from the rebellious colonies, and discarding them entirely : being the concluding tract of the Dean of Glocester, on the subject of American affairs.

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$719 HE Motives, which formerly '6‘ determined the Author to pollpone his Animadwrfions , . on Mr. LOCKE'S Theory on Government, fobfil‘t Hill in their full Vi-. gour: Or rather they have of late acquir- ed additional Strength. For molt undoubtedly, cool Dittluifitions and meta- phyiical Speculations on the Origin of Civil Society, and the Nature of civil Cow, vernment, would be very little attended, to, if ulhered into the World during the Heat of Aftion, and amidf‘t the Flames of. War. But neverthelefs I beg Leave to obferve, that tho' I have pottp'oned the Subject, in order to introduce the enfuing A 2 new: ~ Treati e,