A | Rational Defence | Of | Non-conformity: | Wherein The | Practice of Nonconformists | Is | Vindicated from Promoting Popery, and Ruining the | Church, Imputed to Them by Dr. Stillingfleet in His | Vnreasonableness of Separation. | Also | His Arguments from the Principles and Way of the Reformers, | and First Dissenters are Answered. And the Case of the Present | Separation, Truly Stated; and the Blame of it Laid where it Ought | to Be. And the Way to Union Among Protestants is Pointed at