INTERROGATORIES: OR, A DIALOGUE BETWEEN WHIG and TORY.  Whig, 
WHat is termed popery? Tory, To Depose a King.  Whig, 
What's true Presbytery? T. To Act the thing.  W. 
What's our best way to thorough Reformation?  T. 
By Lies and Fables to embroil the Nation.  W. 
Of Sin, What's greatest? T. Perjury. W. What then Of Perjurie's the worst? T. By hired Men.  W. 
What hired Perjury doth God most Abhor?  T. 
That which Religion feign's pretences for.  W. 
When doth this crime portend a Kingdom's Fall?  T. 
When countenanced 'tis Epidemical.  W. 
What follow's from degrading a Successor?  T. 
A Right of next Dethroning a Possessor.  W. 
When shall free Subjects be no more oppressed?  T. 
When once they know what 'tis they'd have redressed.  W. 
When shall sweet Concord our lost Peace repair?  T. 
When Covenant agrees with Common-Prayer.  W. 
When shall th' afflicted Brethren cease to groan?  T. 
When Eighty Two returns to Forty One.  W. 
Of all Mankind, what's the most Injured thing?  T. 
'Tis a French Subject, or— (God save the King.   

London Printed, for W. Brown 1681.