A dialogue betwixt a master and his scholar, in which are discussed the following subjects: by F. Wragg, Master of the Boarding-School, Church Street, Stoke Newington, Middlesex. The impropriety of the external Parade of some of the clergy, and its Inconsistency with the sacred Office they Assume-The erroneous ideas that many are too apt to form of an University Education, and the real Advantages there enjoyed by the Student-The Cause why some return as ignorant from College, as when they first set out upon their Studies-A proper exercise of our Reason in Matters of Religion-Why it ought in many Instances to give way to Divine Revelation, and a Plan laid down, by which contending Parties in Christianity may become more Reconciled-The Existence of the Deity, and his constant Government of the World against the attacks of Atheists and Infidels [electronic resource].