were forced from him in self-vindication, which sufficiently discovered enough of the same temporary disposition, which he considered as so very censurable in Dr. Taylor’s Address. The truth seems to be, that, towards the termination of the dispute, both the good men, forgetting that disputants are to use soft words and hard arguments, employed intemperate language; which, it is very probable, each afterwards lamented. Mr. Gill, it is certain, possessed magnanimity enough to acknowledge, in a following