Including James Alexander, "An Answer to a Book published by Richard Smith of Westchester. Wherein the People of God called Quakers are cleard from the wrong...charged upon them," probably London, 1677; the second, Thomas Ellwood, "The Foundat[tion] of Tythes Shaken," 1678; the third, John Whiting, "Early Piety Exemplified in the Life and Death of Mary Whiting...with Two of her Epistles to Friends," J. Sowle, London, 1711; and the fourth, John Bancroft, " A Faithful Warning to the Inhabitants of Great-Britian and Ireland, Samuel Fairbrother, Dublin, 1720, bound with Jane Fearson, "Universal Redemption Offered in Christ, In Opposition to That Pernicious and Destructive doctrine of Election," 1693.