This volume presents a key theological discourse by Sir Lucius Cary, late Lord Viscount of Falkland, a prominent figure in 17th-century England. Titled "His Discourse of Infallibility, With an Answer to It: And His Lordships Reply," the work explores the complex arguments surrounding the concept of infallibility, likely in the context of religious and philosophical debates of the era. The inclusion of an answer to Cary's discourse, along with his reply, offers readers a comprehensive view of the intellectual exchange. Cary, known for his intellectual prowess and his role in the Great Tew Circle, presents a nuanced perspective on a topic central to religious and philosophical thought. This book offers valuable insights into the theological debates of the period and the intellectual contributions of Viscount Falkland.

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