Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The 'three Letters to a Lady inclined to enter the Romish Communion' are now for the first time included in the Rev. W. Law's works. They were written during the years 1731-2 but there is some uncertainty respecting the identity of the person to whom they were originally addressed, which is however a matter of only slight consequence. For the appearance of these letters in this republication Readers are indebted to the Rev. F. Sanders, Vicar of Hoylake, who kindly lent his copy for this purpose; and whose remark respecting william law's works - that he knew of no author so likely to do good in this restless and impatient age - is well worthy of repetition here. During the progress of this work through the Press, further writings by the Rev. William law have been discovered; which, together with his other correspondence and various matters of interest in connection therewith will - with an Index or Summary to his complete works - be issued in a volume of Miscellanies, of which due notice will be given.

The 'three Letters to a Lady inclined to enter the Romish Communion' are now for the first time included in the Rev. W. Law's works. They were written during the years 1731-2 but there is some uncertainty respecting the identity of the person to whom they were originally addressed, which is however a matter of only slight consequence. For the appearance of these letters in this republication Readers are indebted to the Rev. F. Sanders, Vicar of Hoylake, who kindly lent his copy for this purpose; and whose remark respecting william law's works — that he knew of no author so likely to do good in this restless and impatient age — is well worthy of repetition here. During the progress of this work through the Press, further writings by the Rev. William law have been discovered; which, together with his other correspondence and various matters of interest in connection therewith will — with an Index or Summary to his complete works — be issued in a volume of Miscellanies, of which due notice will be given.