Liberty Of Conscience Upon its true and proper Grounds Asserted & Vindicated. Proving, That no Prince, nor State, ought by force to com- pel Men to any part of the Doctrine, Worship, or Discipline of the Gospel. To which is added, The Second Part; Viz. Liberty of Conscience, The Magistrates Interest; Or, To grant Liberty of Conscience to persons of different perswasions in matters of Religion, is the great Interest of all King- doms and States, and particularly of England; Asserted and proved | lit.salon