Philo-theodosius; or, A new edition of theodosius. With a new character of Mr. Burke. To which are added, for the convenience of gentlemen, disposed, by duty or inclination, to become perfect masters of the subjects, a series of propositions. On the nature of establishments, civil and religious. Containing the sum and substance of all that has ever been advanced on the subject of the test and corporation acts, in a few clear, concise, and distinct axioms of civil policy, so methodically digested, that a complete view of the question may be obtained at first sight. By an old member of Parliament.

Date:

M,DCC,XC. [1790]