A Reply to Certain Observations of . Dr. Milner Appended to the Case of Conscience Solved Upon the Sequel to the Serious Examination of the Roman Catholic Claims

A Reply To Certain Observations Of. Dr. Milner Appended To The Case Of Conscience Solved Upon The Sequel To The Serious Examination Of The Roman Catholic Claims by Thomas Le Mesurier. This pamphlet presents a detailed Protestant rebuttal to Dr. Milner's Observations, defending the integrity of Le Mesurier's Sequel, and attacking the Catholic claims and the doctrinal positions as espoused by Milner, Troy, and their allies. Le Mesurier contends that Milner's critique contains personal invective rather than solid refutation, accuses Catholic authorities of concealing doctrines such as papal infallibility and unresolved issues of absolute papal power, and argues that oaths imposed on Irish Catholics in 1773 and 1793 reveal a political as well as religious control, contrary to Protestant liberty. The work cites engagements with the Irish Parliament, the English Oath, and historical cases such as Huss and Constance to illustrate the dangers of papal authority; it also defends the English state’s moderation. The volume thus functions as a polemical history and a defense of Protestant constitutionalism against Catholic claims.