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All Mr. Gouge's WORKS.
POlitical and Military Obſervations of the Court and Camp of France during the late Wars in Flanders, Germany, &c.
Sacramental Meditations upon divers ſelect places of Scripture, wherein Believers are aſſiſted in preparing their hearts, and exciting their Affections and Graces, when they draw nigh to God in that moſt awful ſolemn Ordinance of the Lords Supper. By John Flavel Miniſter of Chriſt, in Devon. 12o. price 1 s. 6 d.
A peaceable reſolution of Conſcience touching our preſent Impoſitions, wherein Loyalty and Obedience are propoſed and ſettled upon their true Foundation in Scripture, Reaſon, and Conſtitution of this Kingdom againſt all reſiſtance of the preſent Powers, and with compliance with the Laws ſo far as may be in order to Union. With a Draught or Specimen of a Bill for Accommodation. Octavo, price 2 s.
The Narrative of Rob. Bolron of Shippon-hall, Gent. concerning the late horrid Poliſh Plot and Conſpiracy, for the Deſtruction of His Majeſty and the Proteſtant Religion: Wherein is contained,
1. His Informations upon Oath before His Majeſty in Council, and before ſeveral Juſtices of the Peace, of the ſaid Deſign, and the means by which he arrived at the knowledge thereof.
2. Some particular Applications made to himſelf to aſſiſt thoſe deſign'd in the murdering of his Majeſty; the perſons by whom ſuch Applications were made, and the Reward promiſed.
3. The project of the Popiſh party to Erect a Nunnery at Dolebanck near Ripely in Yorkshire, together with the Names of ſome Nuns, actually deſign'd for that Imployment, and taking the Profeſſion upon them: As alſo an Account of a certain Eſtate of 90 l. per annum, given by Sir Thomas Gaſcoigne to the Nunnery for ever. With other remarkable Paſſages relating to the horrid Piot. Together with an Account of the Endeavours that were uſed by the Popiſh party to ſtifle his Evidence.
The Narrative of Lawrence Mowbray of Leeds in the County of York, Gent. concerning the bloody Popiſh Conſpiracy againſt the Life of his Sacred Majeſty, the Government, and the Proteſtant Religion:
Wherein is contained,
1. His knowledge of the ſaid Deſign from the very firſt in the Year 1676; with the Opportunity he had to be acquainted therewith, and the Reaſons why he concealed it ſo long: with the manner of his diſcovering the ſaid wicked Project to his Majeſty, and his moſt honourable Privy Council.
2. How far Sir Thomas Gaſcoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &c. are ingaged in the Deſign of Killing the King, and Fireing the City of London and York, for the more ſpeedy ſetting uppermoſt the Popiſh Religion in England.
3. An Account of the Aſſemblings of many Popiſh Prieſts and Jeſuits at Father Riſhton's Chamber, at Sir Thomas Gaſcoigue's houſe at Barmebow; with their, Conſultations and Determinations: with other conſiderable matters relating to the Plot. Together with an account of the Endeavours that were uſed to ſtifle his Evidence, by making an Attempt upon his Life in Leicester Fields: price 6 d.
A Memento for the Engliſh Proteſtants, &c. with an Anſwer to that part of the Compendium which reflects on the Biſhop of Lincoln's late Book. Quarto: price ſtitcht 6 d.
Naked Truth, the firſt part: Being the true ſtate of the Primitive Church. By an humble Moderator: price ſtitcht one ſhilling.
Cauſa Dei; Or an Apology for God: wherein the perpetuity of Inſernal Torments is evinced, and Divine Goodneſs and Juſtice (that notwithſtanding) defended, &c. By Richard Burthogge, M. D.
Tulli's elect Orations.
Gouge's Works, Octavo.
Horrid Popiſh Plot in a Pack of Cards
A ſecond Pack, continuing a Repreſentation of their Villainous Deſign, from the publication of the firſt Pack to the laſt Seſſions of Parliament, begun Octob. 21. 1680.