Quarto. [4], 27pp, [1]. Disbound, all edges red. Title page browned and soiled, paper label numbered '39.' pasted to upper left corner. Leaves browned, scattered spotting.

An anonymous tract discussing the increasingly convoluted distinctions between the factions of 'high-church' and 'low-church' emerging within the Church of England during the early eighteenth century period. The author notes that 'some very discerning Men suspect a Snake in the Grass, and that all this Noise about High and Low-Church, whatever was the Original of it, is now improv'd into a mere State Faction, and signifies no more than Whig and Tory'.