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LETTER

TO A

FRIEND

CONCERNING

NATURALIZATIONS.

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Speedily will be Published,

LETTER II.

ETTING forth the extenfive Power and Prerogative of the Crown in former Times, compared with the prefent; in which the Reasons are given, why the Jews were antiently confidered as the King's immediate Vaffals, but cannot be fo esteemed at this Day, according to our prefent happy Conftitution Together with the Opinions of the moft eminent Lawyers on this Subject, viz. Lord Chief Juftice Raymond, Lord Chancellor Talbot, Mr. Lutwich, Serjeant Whitaker, Sir Charles Wearg, Mr Reeve, Mr Kettleby, &c. To which are added, Arguments and Reasons drawn from divers Acts of Parliament relating to the fame Subject.

Printed for THOMAS TRYE.

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LETTER

TO A

FRIEND

CONCERNING

NATURALIZATIONS:

SHEWING,

I. What a Naturalization is NOT;

II. What it IS ;

III. What are the Motives for the prefent Clamours against

the Bill paffed laft Seffions for enabling the Parlia-
ment to Naturalize fuch Jews, as they shall approve

of.

IV. Setting forth the Nature of this Affair confidered in a
Religious Light.

V. Propofing a Scheme for the Prevention of all future Na-
turalizations, by explaining, how the fame Ends may

be obtained in a Way much more efficacious, and
altogether Popular.

With an Hint relating to the Orphan Fund in the City
of London.

By JOSIAH TUCKER, M. A.
Rector of St STEPHEN'S in BRISTOL,

AND

Chaplain to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of BRISTOL.
The SECOND EDITION, Corrected.

LOND O.N:

Printed for THOMAS TRYE, near Gray's-Inn Gate,
Holborn. M.DCC.LIII.

[Price Sixpence.]