A | Looking-Glass | For | George Fox | The Quaker, | And Other Quakers; | Wherein They May See Themselves to | be Right Devils. | In Answer to George Fox His Book, | Called, | Something in Answer to Lodowick Mug- | Gletons Book, which He Calls | The Qvakers Neck Broken. | Wherein is Set Forth the Ignorance and Blindness of | the Quakers Doctrine of Christ Within Them; and that They | Cannot, Nor Doth Not Know the True Meaning of the Scri- | Ptures, Neither Have They the Gift of Interpreta- | Tion of Scripture. | As Will Appear in Those Several Heads Set Down in the | Next Page Following