Reasons for joining the Norfolk & Norwich Protestant Association

Written in the early 19th century, 'Reasons for Joining the Norfolk & Norwich Protestant Association' by William Hull is a religious and political treatise presented as a letter to a clerical friend. Hull articulates his strong convictions about the necessity of joining the Protestant Association to combat perceived threats from Catholicism, which he refers to as 'Popery.' The work critiques the influence of Catholicism on national identity and calls for Protestant unity to defend against what he sees as an encroaching danger to the established faith and societal welfare.