A Second letter to the mens-meeting of the people called Quakers in Bristol : Wherein the cavils raised against the former are exposed: the remarker's dis-ingenuity and boldness set in a true light: his own vouchers proved to speak against him, and the matter of the former letter honestly defended, and by more evidences; namely that the penmen of the Holy Scripture did address and speak of one object, as a magistrate, or. Great-man, &c. in the plural number.