An excursion of Horatio Why Religious Wars are the most Cruel
The Pretensions of the Huguenot Army in France, and that of the Roundheads in England near the same
What was answered by their Adversaries
What would be the natural Consequeuce of such Differences
The Effect which such a Contrariety of Interests would always have on the sober Party
Superstition and Enthusiasm may make Men fight, but the Doctrine of Christ never can
What is required in a Soldier to be call'd virtuous and good
Instances where debauch'd Fellows and the greatest Rogues have fought well
What is connived at in Soldiers and what not
Divines in Armies seldom rigid Casuists