We find the Romish Clergy do here usher in the difficulty of Re-establishing the Romish Religion in _England_, with a _perhaps_; And they will not allow it to be impossible, but only that it _would prove difficult_. I make no doubt, but if things were at this day in _England_ upon the same foot they were in two years ago, we should have heard of no _difficulty_ in this matter: It was then, in their opinion, the easiest thing of a thousand to Re-establish the Roman-Catholick Religion in _England_: And by all their Actions and words they express so much. I will not determine, how far it was possible to bring _England_ in the last Reign, to comply with, and embrace Popery. But this I may safely say, That the Debaucheries with which the Nation was poison’d in King _Charles_’s Reign, had laid them open to any Change in Religion. We all know _Atheism_ is the fairest Introduction to _Popery_: And he that’s an _Atheist_ to day, may easily be a _Papist_ to morrow, especially if his Interest concur in the Change. We saw how much Popery gain’d every day, and how many men, and that of the first Rank, Interest, and the Smiles of a Court, prevail’d with to change their Religion they were brought up in, for a new one they had never taken the pains to examine further, than as to the favourableness of it with the King. Moreover, in _France_ we had the example of a vast many Thousand Protestants, who had not the Courage nor Constancy to resist the Methods taken by the _Romish_ Emissaries to bring them back to the Communion of _Rome_. And the _French_ Protestants were at least as Zealous in their Religion, as we in ours, and seem’d to be willing to venture as much for it as we. So that I cannot either confute or consent to this last part of the Memorial; but must conclude with this; That we have reason to bless God, and pay our Thanks and Acknowledgment to the _Glorious Instrument_ he made use of, by whom we are put out of fear of having our Constancy in the Protestant Religion tried, at the rate we had reason to expect not long ago. And thus I take leave of the _Memorial_ of the _Romish_ Clergy, and leave them to the disappointments they have met with, both in that Kingdom and elsewhere, of all the hopes they have been so long a rearing up to themselves; and which now are vanisht into smoke, upon the appearing of our Victorious King in the Island, where they were to begin _their thorough Work_. POSTSCRIPT.