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A Catalogue of ſome Books printed for, and ſold by Robert Pawlett, at the Bible in Chancery-lane, near Fleetſtreet.
THE Whole Duty of Man, laid down in a plain and familiar way for the uſe of all, but eſpecially the meaneſt reader; Neceſſary for all families; with private Devotions for ſeveral occaſions.
The Gentlemans Calling, Written by the Author of the Whole Duty of Man.
The Cauſes of the Decay of Chriſtian Piety, Or an Impartial Survey of the Ruins of Chriſtian Religion, undermined by Unchriſtian Practice; By the Author of the Whole Duty of Man.
A Scholaſtical Hiſtory of the Canon of the Holy Scripture; Or the certain and indubitate books thereof as they are received in the Church of England: by Dr. Coſin, Lord Biſhop of Durham.
Divine Breathings, or a Pious Soul thirſting after Chriſt in One hundred excellent Meditations.
Hugo Grotius de Rebus Belgicis, Or the Annals and Hiſtory of the Low-Country Wars in Engliſh, wherein is manifeſted that the United Netherlands are indebted for the glory of their Conqueſts to the Valour of the Engliſh.
A Treatiſe of the Engliſh Particles; ſhewing much of the variety of their ſignifications and uſes in Engliſh: and how to render them into Latin, according to the propriety and elegancy of that language; with a praxis upon the ſame; by William Walker, B. D. Schoolmaſter of Grantham.
The Royal Grammer, commonly called Lillyes Grammar explained, opening the meaning of the Rules with great plainneſs to the under ſtanding of Children of the meaneſt capacity, with choice obſervations on the ſame from the beſt Authors: by W. Walker B. D. Author of the Treatiſe of Engliſh Particles.
A Treatiſe proving Spirits, Witches, and ſupernatural operations by pregnant Inſtances and Evidences: by Meric Caſaubon D. D.
A Catalogue of the names of all the Parliaments or reputed Parliaments from the year 1640.
A Narrative of ſome Paſſages in or relating to the Long Parliament, by a Perſon of Honour.
Nemeſius's Nature of Man, in Engliſh; by G. Withers Gent.
Inconveniences of Toleration.
Tolleration Intollerable.
A Letter about Comprehenſion.
A Rationale on the Book of Common-prayer of the Church of England: by Anthony Sparrow Lord Biſhop of Exon.
A Collection of Canons, Articles and Injunctions of the Church of England: by Anthony Sparrow Lord Biſhop of Exon.
Golden Remains of the ever memorable Mr. John Hales of Eaton-Colledge, &c. The ſecond Impreſſion with Additions from the Authors own Copy; alſo more Letters and Expreſſes concerning the Synod of Dort, from an Authentick hand, not before publiſht.
Mr. Chillingworth's Reaſons againſt Popery.
Book of Homilies appointed to be read in Churches.
Conſtitutions and Canons Eccleſiaſtical.
Epiſcopacy as eſtabliſht by Law in England, written by the ſpecial Command of the late King, by R. Sanderſon late Lord Biſhop of Lincoln.
Petavius's Hiſtory of the World.
Military and Maritime Diſcipline.
The Biſhop of Exons Caution to his Dioceſs againſt falſe doctrines: delivered in a Sermon at his Primary Viſitation.
A Thankſgiving Sermon preach'd before the King: by J. Dolben D. D. Dean of Weſtminſter, and Clerk of the Cloſet.
Biſhop Brownrigs Sermon on the Gunpowder Treaſon.
A Letter to a Perſon of Quality concerning the Fines received by the Church at its Reſtauration, wherein by the Inſtance of one of the richeſt Cathedrals, a fair gueſs may be made at the receipts and disburſments of all the reſt.
A Narrative or Journal of the Proceedings of the Lord Holles and the Lord Coventry, Ambaſſadors Plenipotentiary for the Treaty at Breda: written by a Perſon of Quality concerned in that Ambaſſy.
A Narrative of the Burning of London, 1666. with an account of the Loſſes, and a moſt remarkable Parallel between it and MOSCO, both as to the Plague and Fire.
Lluellyns three Sermons on the Kings Murder.
A Collection of the Rules and Orders now uſed in Chancery.
Iter Luſitanicum, Or the Portugal Voyage, with what memorable paſſages interven'd at the ſhipping, and in the Tranſportation of her Sacred Majeſty Katherine Queen of Great Britain from Lisbon to England; by Dr. Samuel Hynde.
A Charge given by the moſt Eminent and Learned Sir Francis Bacon; at a Seſſions for the Verge, declaring the Juriſdiction thereof, and the offences therein inquirable as well by the Common Law as by ſeveral Statutes.
Mr. White's learned Tract of the Laws of England.
Graphice, Or the uſe of the Pen and Penſil in Deſigning, Drawing and Painting: by Sir William Sanderſon Knight.
Hypocrates Aphoriſmes in Engliſh.
The Communicant inſtructed for worthy receiving the Lords Supper: by Tho. Tro…t, of Barkſton near Grantham.
All ſorts of Law Books.
End of the text · Henry Hammond, Sermons (1675)