| Front | Argument Against Abolishing Christianity |
|---|---|
| Back | a satirical pamphlet Swift 1711 pretending to be a mild objection to an imaginary campaign to remove Christianity altogether, this ironical performance points out that such a move might be attended with some inconveniences. it attacks both low churchmen (free thinkers and deists) and high Tories (non- jurors and Jacobites) who together threaten in different ways the strength of the established Anglican church |
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