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THE Hiſtory of King John, King Henry the Second, and the moſt illuſtrious King Edward the Firſt; wherein the ancient Soveraign Dominion of the Kings of Great Britain over all perſons in all Cauſes, is aſſerted and vindicated: with an exact H…ſtory of the Popes intolerable Uſurpation upon the liberties of the Kings and Subjects of England and Ireland. Collected out of the ancient Records in the Tower of London, by W. Prin, Eſq. of Lincolns-Inn, and Keeper of his Majeſties Records in the Tower of London.
A Deſcription of the four Parts of the World, taken from the works of Monſieur Sanſon, Geographer to the French King, and other eminent Travellers and Authors; To which is added the Commodities, Coyns, Weights, and Meaſures of the chief Places of Traffick in the World, illuſtrated with variety of uſeful and delightful Maps and Figures. By Richard Bl…me, Gent.
Memoires of the Lives, Actions, Sufferings and Deaths of thoſe excellent Perſonages that ſuffered for Allegiance to their Soveraign in our late inteſtine Wars, from the year 1637. to 1666. with the Life and Martyrdom of King Charles the Firſt. By David Lloyd.
A Relation in form of a Journal of the Voyage and Reſidence of King Charles the Second in Holland.
Mores hominum, the Manners of Men, deſcribed in ſixteen Satyrs, by Juvenal, together with a large Comment, clearing the Author in every place wherein he ſeemed obſcure, out of the Laws and Cuſtoms of the Romans, & the Latine & Greek hiſtories. By Sir R. Stapleton, Knight
A Treatiſe of Juſtification. By George Downham, Dr. of D.
Bentivoglio and Ʋrania, in ſix Books, by Nathanael Ingelo, D. D. The third Edition, wherein all the obſc…re words throughout the Book are interpreted in the margin, which makes this much more delightful to read than the former.
De Jure Ʋniformitatis Eccleſiaſticae, or three Books of the Rights belonging to an U…iformity in Church…s, in which the chief things of the Laws of Nature and Nations, and of the Divine Law concerning the conſiſtency of the Eccleſiaſtical Eſtate with the Civil, are unfolded, by Hugh Davis, Ll. B. Late Fellow of New Colledge in Oxon.
An Engliſh, French, Italian, Spaniſh Dictionary, by James How…l.
Obſervations on Military and Political Affairs, by the Honourable Ge…rge, Duke of Albemarle.
The manner of Exerciſing the Infantry, as it's now practiſed in the Arm es of his moſt Chriſtian Majeſty.
The Exact Politician or C…mpleat States-man, briefly and methodically reſolved into ſuch principles whereby Gentlemen may be qualified for the management of any publick Truſt, and thereby rendered uſeful in every Station, to the eſtabliſhment of the common welfare. Written by Leonard Willan, Eſq.
Chriſtianography, or a Deſcription of the multitude and ſundry ſorts of Chriſtians in the World, not ſubject to the Pope, with unity, and how they agree with the Proteſtants in the principal points of Difference between them and the Church of Rome; To which is added a Treatiſe of the Religion of the ancient Chriſtians in Brittanny, with certain Letters and Confeſſions of the Eaſtern Churches, and others. By Ephra…im Pagit, DD.
Quarto.
A Letter from Dr. Robert Wild to his Friend Mr. J. J. upon occaſion of his Majeſties Declaration for Liberty of Conſcience, together with his Poetica Licentia, and a friendly Debate between a Conformiſt and a Nonconformiſt.
The Dutch Remonſtrance, concerning the Proceedings and Practices of John de Wit, Penſionary, and Ruwaert van Putten, his Brother, with others of that Faction; Tranſlated out of Dutch.
Index Publicus, or, an exact Concordance to the holy Bible according to the laſt Tranſlation, by John Jackſon, Miniſter of the Goſpel at Moulſea in Surrey.
The Chriſtian Mans-Calling, or a Treatiſe of making Religion ones Buſineſs, wherein the Chriſtian is directed to perform in all Religious Duties, Natural Actions, particular Vocations, Family Directions, and in his own Recreations, in all Relations, in all Conditions, in his dealings with all men, in the choice of his Company, both of evil and good, in ſolitude, on a week-day, from morning to night, in viſiting the ſick, and on a Dying-bed, by Geo. Swinnock.
Mr. Caryl's Expoſition on the Book of Job.
Goſpel-Remiſſion, or a Treatiſe ſhewing that true Bleſſedneſs conſiſts in the pardon of ſin. By Jeremiah Burroughs.
An Expoſition of the Song of Solomon. By James Durham, late Miniſter in Glaſgow.
The Real Chriſtian, or a Treatiſe of effectual Calling, wherein the work of God in drawing the Soul to Chriſt being opened according to the Holy Scriptures; ſome things required by our late Divines, as neceſſary to a right Preparation for Chriſt, and a true cloſing with Chriſt, which have cauſed, and do ſtill cauſe much trouble to ſome ſerious Chriſtians, and are with due reſpects to thoſe worthy men brought to the ballance of the Sanctuary, there weighed, and accordingly judged: To which is added a few words concerning Socinianiſm. By Giles Firmin, ſometimes Miniſter at Shalford in Eſſex.
Mount Piſgah, or a proſpect of Heaven, being an Expoſition of the fourth Chapter of the firſt Epiſtle of Saint Paul to the Theſſalonians By Tho. Caſe. ſometimes Student in Chriſt-Church, Oxon, and Miniſter of the Goſpel.
The Vertue and Value of Baptiſm. By Za. Crofton.
The Quakers Spiritual Court proclaimed▪ being an exact Narrative of a New high Court of Juſtice; alſo ſundry Errors and Corruptions amongſt the Quakers, which were never till now made known to the World. By N. Smith, who was converſant among them fourteen years.
A Diſcourſe of Prodigious abſtinence, occaſion'd by the twelve Months faſting of Martha Tayler, the fam'd Darby-ſhire Damſel; proving, that without any miracle the texture of Humane Bodies may be ſo altered, that life may be long continued without the ſupplies of Meat and Drink. By John Reynolds.
A Grave for Controverſies, between the Romaniſt and the Proteſtant, lately preſented to the French King.
Jackſons Recantation, or the Life and Death of a notorious Highway-man, wherein is truely diſcovered the whole Myſtery of that wicked and fatal profeſſion of Padding on the Road.
A S…rmon delivered at the Funeral of the right Honourable Charles, Earl of Warwick, Sept. the 9. 1673. by Anth. Walker, Rector of Fyfield.
The Retired mans Meditations, or the Myſtery and Power of Godlineſs, preſenting to view the riches and fulneſs of Chriſts Perſon as Mediator, or the Natural and Spiritual man in their proper diſtinctions, &c. By Henry Vane, Knight.
Choice and practical Expoſitions on the Ten Commandments, preached by James Durham, late Miniſter in Glaſgow.
Peace and Love recommended and perſwaded in two Sermons, preached at Briſtol Jan. 31th. 1675. by Th. Jekyl, A. M. and Vicar of Rowd in the County of Wilts.
A Golden Key to open hidden Treaſures, or ſeveral great Points which refer to the Saints preſent bleſſedneſs and their future happineſs, with the Reſolution of ſeveral important Queſtions, the Active and Paſſive obedience of Chriſt vindicated & improved, II. ſerious ſingular Pleas, which all ſincere Chriſtians may ſafely make to thoſe 10. Scriptures which ſpeak of the General Judgment and of the Particular Judgment that muſt certainly paſs on all, &c. the firſt and ſecond part. by Tho Brooks, late Preacher of the Goſpel at Margrets New Fiſh-ſtreet.
The Saints Triumph over the laſt Enemy in a Sermon, preached at the funeral of that zealous and painful Miniſter of Chriſt James Janeway, unto which is added his Character, his ſore conflict before he dyed, and his triumphant manner of departing from Earth to the Heavenly inheritance. By Nath. Vincent.
Panorgan…n, or a Univerſal Inſtrument, performing all ſuch Concluſions Geometrical and Aſtronomical as are uſually wrought by the Globes, Spheres, Sectors, Quadrants, Semi-ſpheres, &c. By IV. …eybourn.
Large Octavo.
A ſober enquiry into the nature, meaſure and principle of Moral Virtue, its diſtinction from Goſpel Holineſs, with reflections upon what occurs diſſerviceable to Truth and Religion in this matter, in three late Books, viz. Eccleſiaſtical Policy, Defence and Continuation, and Reproof to the Reherſal Tranſproſed, by R. Ferguſon.
A Collection of Sermons, preached at the Morning Lecture in Southwark, and elſe-where: By N. Blakie.
G…ammatica Quadrilinguis, or brief inſtructions for the French, Italian, Spaniſh and Engliſh Tongues, with Proverbs of each Language, fitted for thoſe who deſire to perfect themſelves therein: By J. Smith, M. A.
The Works of Mr. James Janeway, containing theſe ſix following Treatiſes, Heaven upon Earth, or the beſt of Friends in the worſt of Times; Death Ʋnſtu…g; a Sermon preach'd at the Funeral of Thomas Moſely, an A…the…ary, with a Narrative of his life and death; alſo the manner of Gods dealm… with him, before and after his Converſion. A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Thomas Savage. Inviſible Realities demonſtrated in the holy Life and triumphant Death of Mr. John Janeway. The Saints encouragment to Diligence in Chriſts Service, with Motives and Means to Chriſtian Activity.
Mr. Janeway's l…ſt Legacy to his Friends, containing twenty ſeven famous inſtances of Gods Providences in and about Sea-dangers and Deliverances, with the Names of ſeveral that were Eye-witneſſes to many of them; whereunto is added a Sermon on the ſame ſubject.
The Life and Death of that excellent Miniſter of Chriſt Mr. Joſeph Allin▪ Alſo his Chriſtian Letters, full of ſpiritual inſtructions. Publiſhed by ſeveral Miniſters.
Memorials of Gods Judgments, Spiritual and Temporal: or, Sermons to call to remembrance. By Nich. Lockier, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
A Plat for Mariners, or the Seamans Preacher, delivered in ſeveral Sermons upon Jonah's Voyage. By R. Ryther, Preacher of Gods Word at Wappin.
The Gentle-womans Companion, or a guide to the Female Sex, containing Directions of Behaviour in all Places, Companies, Relations and Conditions, from their childhood down to old age, with Letters and Diſcourſes upon all occaſions. Whereunto is added a Guide for Cook-Maids, Dairy-Maids, Chamber-Maids, and all others that go to ſervice: The whole being an exact Rule for the Female Sex in general.
The preſent ſtate of Ruſſia, in a Letter to a Friend at London, written by an eminent Perſon, reſiding at the Great Tzars Court at Moſco, for the ſpace of nine years, illuſtrated with many copper Plates.
The fulfilling of the Scriptures, or an Eſſay ſhewing the exact accompliſhment of the Word of God in his Works of Providence, performed and to be performed, for confirming the Believers, and convincing the Athe…ts of theſe preſent times: Containing in the end a few rare Hiſtories of the works and Servants of God in the Church of Scotland.
The Morning Seeker, ſhewing the benefit of being good betimes, with Directions to make ſure work about early Religion. By John Rither.
A Diſcourſe concerning Evangelical Love, Church peace and Unity, with the Occaſions and Reaſons of preſent Differences and Diviſions about things Sacred and Religious. By John Owen, D. D.
Saints Memorials or Words fitly ſpoken like Apples of Gold in pictures of Silver, being a collection of Divine Sentences, written or delivered by thoſe late Reverend & Eminent Miniſters of the Goſpel Mr. Edm. Calamy, Mr. Joſeph Caryl, Mr. R. Vening, Mr. James Janneway, &c.
The intereſt of Reaſon in Religion, with the import and uſe of Scripture Metaphors, and the matter of the union betwixt Chriſt and Believers, with Reflections on ſeveral late writings, eſpecially Mr. Sherlock's Diſcourſe concerning the Knowledge of Chriſt, mod…ſtly enquired into and ſtated.
The true way to the Tree of Life, or the Natural Man directed unto Chriſt, by F. Roberts, D. D. Paſtor of the Church of Chriſt at Wrington, in the County of Sommerſet.
Dyers Cabinet of Jewels.—Chriſt's Voyce to the City.
Heaven Realized in the Life and Death of a Famous Chriſtian Gentlewoman.
Small Octavo, and Twelves.
The Life and Death of Mr. Thomas Wilſon, Miniſter of Maidſtone, in the County of Kent. Drawn up by Mr. George Swinnock.
Hier agoniſticon, or Corahs Doom, being an Anſwer to two Letters of Enquiry into the Grounds and Occaſions of the contempt of the Clergy and Religion.
The Compariſon of Plato and Ariſtotle, with the Opinions of the Fathers on their Doctrine, and ſome Chriſtian Reflexions, together with judgment on Alexander and Caeſar, as alſo on Seneca, Plutarch & Petronius, out of the French.
Obſervations on the Poems of Homer and Virgil, a Diſcourſe repreſenting the excellency of thoſe Works, and the perfection in general of all Heroick Actions, out of the French.
Myſterium Pietatis, or the Myſtery of Godlineſs, wherein the myſteries contained in the Incarnation, Circumciſion, wiſe Men, Paſſion, Reſurrection, Aſcenſion of the Son of God, and coming of the Holy Ghoſt, are unfolded and applyed. By W. Annand.
Fellowſhip with God, or 28. Sermons on the firſt Epiſtle of John, chap. firſt and ſecond. By Hugh Binning, late Miniſter in Scotland.
A Token for Children, being an exact account of the converſation, holy and exemplary lives and joyful deaths of ſeveral young Children. By James Janeway.
The Mercury Gallant, containing many true and pleaſant Relations of what paſſed at Paris, from the firſt of Ianuary 1672. till the Kings Departure thence.
An Explanation of the Aſſemblies ſhorter Catechiſm, wherein all the Anſwers are taken abroad in, under Queſtions and Anſwers, the Truths explained, and proved by Reaſon and Scripture, ſeveral caſes of Conſcience reſolved, ſome chief controverſies in Religion ſtated, &c. By Th. Vincent.
The Experience of Gods gracious declining, with Mrs. Elizabeth White, as they were written with her own hand, and …ound in her cloſet after her deceaſe.
A ſerious Caution againſt Impenitency, under Gods correcting providences. By James Sharp.
The Chriſtians great Intereſt, or the Tryal of a ſaving intereſt in Chriſt, with the way how to attain it. By W. G…thry, late Miniſter in Scotland.
The Hiſtory of Moderation, or the life, death, and reſurrection of moderation, together with her nativity, country, pedigree, kindred, and character, friends, and alſo her enemies.
A Guide to the true Religion, or, a Diſcourſe directing to make a wiſe choice of that Religion men venture their ſalvation upon. By John Clappam.
A moſt comfortable and Chriſtian Dialogue between the Lord and the Soul. By W. Cooper, Biſhop of Galloway.
Iuſtification only upon a Satisfaction, or the Neceſſity and Verity of the Satisfaction of Chriſt, as the alone ground of Remiſſion of ſin, aſſerted and opened againſt the Socinians. By R. Ferguſon.
The Canons and Inſtitutions of the Quakers, agreed upon at their general Aſſembly, at their new Theatre in Grace Church ſtreet.
A Synopſis of Quakeriſm, or, a collection of the fundamental Errors of the Quakers. By Th. Danſon.
Blood for Blood, being a true Narrative of that late horrid murther committed by Mary Cook upon her child. By Nath. Partridge, with a Sermon on the ſame occaſion▪
Six ſeveral Treatiſes. By Nich. Lockier, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
A Diſcourſe wri…ten by Sir G. Downing, the King of Great Brittain's Envoy extraordinary to the States of the United Provinces, vindicating his Royal Maſter from the Inſolencies of a Scandalous Libel, printed under the Title of [An Extract out of the Regiſter of the States General of the Ʋnited Provinces, upon the Memorial of Sir George Downing, Env…y, &c.] And delivered by the Agent de Heyde for ſuch to ſeveral publick Miniſters. Whereas no ſuch Reſolution was …ver communicated to the ſaid Envoy, nor any anſwer returned at all by their Lordſhips to the ſaid Memorial.
Whereunto is added a Relation of ſome former and latter Proceedings of the Hollanders: By a meaner hand.
The Aſſemblies works in 12. with the large and ſmaller Catechiſms.
Scotch Pſalms alone, or with the Bible.
The Weavers Pocket book, or Weaving ſpiritualized; in a Diſcourſe wherein men employed in that occupation are inſtructed how to raiſe Heavenly meditations from the ſeveral parts of th… work, to which alſo are added ſome few Moral and Spiritual Obſervations, relating both to that and to other Trades. By I. C. D. D.
The character of a weaned Chriſtian, or the Evangelical art of Selfdenial, being an Eſſay alluding to the ſeverities and advantages of Infant-weaning both pleaſant and profitable. By S. S. formerly Fellow of S. John Baptiſt's Colledge at Oxon, now Miniſter of the Goſpel in London.
The Parable of the Kingdom of Heaven expounded, or an expoſition of the firſt thirteen Verſes of the 25. Chapter of Matthew. By Han. Knollis.
A new Diſcovery of an excellent method of Bee-houſes and Colonies, to free the Owners from the great charge and trouble that attends the ſwarming of Bees, and delivers the Bees from the evil reward of Ruine for the benefit they brought their Maſters, advantaging their Owners manyfold above what ever any method heretofore practiced doth, experienced ſeven years by John Geddes, Gent. Inventor, and aproved by the Royal Society at Greſham Colledge.
A true Relation of the ſad eſtate of the Reformed Churches in France, and ſeveral Paſſages of the great Perſecution they lye under, Collected out of the ſeveral Addreſſes and Speeches in print made unto the King of France, as alſo in ſome parts of Germany and Hungary.
Converſion exemplified in the Inſtance of a gracious Gentlewoman now in Glory, written from her own mouth and appointment by her deareſt Friend, and publiſhed in purſuance of her deſires for common Benefit, but eſpecially for her near relations in the fleſh.
THeſe are to give Notice, that the Pſalms of David in Meter are newly Tranſlated, a… d Diligently Compared, with the Original Text and former Tranſlations, more ſmooth and agreeable to the Text than that of Tho. Sternh…ld, John Hopkins, or any other Extant in Engliſh; and do run with ſuch a fluent Sweetneſs, that the Miniſters whoſe Names are here▪under Subſcribed, have thought fit to Recommend it to all with whom they are Concerned; ſome of them having uſed it already with great Comfort and Satisfaction: Theſe Pſalms are to be ſold by Dorman New…an, at the King's Arms in the Poultry, at One ſnilling Four pence Price.
J…hn Owen, D. D.
Thomas Manton, D. D.
William J…nkyn.
James Innes.
Thomas Watſon.
Thomas Lye.
Ma…thew Po…le.
Jo. Milward.
John Ch…ter.
George Co…k…yn.
Matthew M…ade.
Robert Franklin.
Richard Mayo.
Henry Langley, D. D.
Thomas D…little.
Thomas Vincent.
Nathana…l Vincent.
John Ryther.
William Thompſon.
Nic…l…s Blakey.
Charles Morton.
Edmund Calamy.
William Carſlake.
Jam…s Janeway.
John Hicks.
John Baker.
FINIS.
End of the text · Thomas Brooks, A Word in Season to this Present Generation (1675)