Letters to a young man, occasioned by Mr. Wakefield's essay on Public worship . to which is added, A reply to Mr. Evanson's objections to the observance of the Lord's Day. Part 2. Occasionned by mr. Evanson's treatise on the dissonance of the four generally recieved evangelists.;

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