Author, U: Second Modest Enquiry Into the Causes of the Pres

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Author, U: Second Modest Enquiry Into the Causes of the Pres

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Excerpt from A Second Modest Enquiry Into the Causes of the Present Disasters in England: And Who They Are That Brought the French Fleet Into the English Channel, Described; Being a Farther Discovery of the Jacobite Plot; Together With a List of Those Noble-Men, Gentlemen, and Others Now in Custody

All will pretend the firfi, and that nothing but pure'con fcience hinders 'em from lhbmitting to the prefent Govern ment. But had that no Enemies befides thofe who are te ally (0 on this Scote', England wou'd be, much quieterarid hapfiier th'an 'tis fir'efently' like to be. But how {mall the n'uinber is oftrue honcl'tih'ien n hom this mifguide'd Princi ple really mifieads, we may eafily conjecture, if we confidetr what's ih plain, a man wou'd be laugh'd at for going about to prove it -that no Man can do one thing out of Con. Fcience, u ho makes no Confcience of'all the other'at'iions oi'his Life -for Inlian'ce, To hear'a lewd old Sinner, with his Head full ofclaret, and Bones ofclaps and Aches, to hearhim cry out, 'tis noahing but pure Confciznce makes him an Enemy to the Government, -why, 'tis fo unbecomingan'd odd a thing from his Mo'ath, that 'twoud bea very'dificult matter to look Grave whilehe's tell~ in'g it.

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