1. Who is the author of this source? What information might this source provide  about religion and the American Revolution?  
2. What is the “whole subject of the dispute” between the colonies and England,  according to Zubly (page v)?  3. What was the result of all the British violence against the colonists that Zubly has  outlined on previous pages (page xiii)? 
4. Who is the intended audience of Zubly’s letter (pages iii-xx)? Who is the audience  for Zubly’s sermon (pages 1-32; see also unnumbered pages at the beginning of  the document)?  
5. Zubly uses the example of Roboam from the Bible to illustrate what point (page  2)?  
6. How is the gospel a law of liberty, according to Zubly (pages 6, 7)?  7. What hope does Zubly entertain about King George (page 23)? 
8. Both Zubly (page 24) and the Synod of New York and Philadelphia (Document 1,  page 545 [transcript]; page 326 [manuscript]) suggest that the King of England  has been misled by his advisers about the situation in the colonies. Was this a  common belief at the time, and what did it say about colonists’ relationship to the  British monarchy?