A Letter To A Clergyman In The Country, Concerning The Choice Of Members, And The Execution Of The Parliament-writ, For The Ensuing Convocation

Published in 1701, this provocative pamphlet argues for greater democratic representation in the Church of England's convocation, which was responsible for setting policy and doctrine. Atterbury's ideas were highly controversial at the time and led to his eventual exile from England on charges of treason.

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