Three Letters: the First, from an Officer in His Majesties Army to a Gentleman in Gloucestershire. Upon Occasion of Certain Querees Scattered about that Country. The Second, a Letter from a Grave Gentleman Once a Member of the House of Commons, to His Friend, (remaining a Member of the Same House) in London, Concerning His Reason why He Left the House, and Concerning the Late Treaty. The Third, a Letter to a Gentleman of Leicestershire, Shewing, that All the Overtures, which Have Been Made for Peace and Accomodation Have Proceeded from His Majesty Onely
