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THE Vanity of Man's ▪Preſent State, proved and applied in a Sermon on Pſal. 39. 5. with divers Sermons of the Saints Communion with God. By Mr. John Wilſon.
A Treatiſe concerning the Lord's-Supper, with three Dialogues. By Thomas Dolittle, the 9th Edition.
Time, and the end of Time, in two Diſcourſes: By Joh. Fox.
Godly Fear, or the Nature and Neceſſity of Fear, and its uſefulneſs▪ By. R. Allen.
The Door of Heaven opened and ſhut; or a Diſcourſe concerning the abſolute neceſſity of a timely Preparation for a happy Eternity. By John Fox.
The Anatomical Exerciſes of Dr. William Harvey; with the Preface of Zachariah Wood, Phyſician of Rotterdam: to Which is added Dr. James De-back his Diſcourſe of the Heart. Phyſician in Ordinary to the Town of Rotterdam.
Infant-Baptiſm, from Heaven, and not of Men. By Joſeph Whiſton, in 4 parts.
Villare Anglicum, or a view of all the Cities, Towns and Villages in England, alphabetically compoſed; by the appointment of Sir Henry Spelman, Knight; the 2d Edition with Additions.
The Chriſtian Temper, or a Diſcourſe concerning the Nature and Properties of Grace of the Sanctification: written for help in Self-Examination, and holy living; by J. Barret, M. A.
Argumentum Anti-Normanicum, or an Argument proving from Ancient Hiſtories and Records, that William Duke of Normandy made no abſolute Conqueſt of England by the Sword, in ſenſe of our Modern Writers.
The ſacred Diary, or ſelect Meditations for every part of the day of every Chriſtian.
Manuductio; or a leading of Children by the hand, through the Principles of Grammar; by Ja. Shirley.
The School of the Heart, in 47 Emblems, by the Author of the Synagogue, annexed to Herberts Poems: whereunto is added the Learning of the Heart by the ſame hand, the 3d Edit.
Correction, Inſtruction; Or a Treatiſe of Afflictions; by Thomas Caſe, M. A.
The true Chriſtians love of the unſeen Chriſt; by T. Vincent, Miniſter ſometime of St. Maudlins-Milk-ſtreet, London.
A Sermon preached at the Funeral of the Lady Brooke, to which is annexed an Account of the Life and Death of that Eminent Lady. By Nathaniel Parkhurſt, M. A.
End of the text · Richard Steele, The Tradesmans Calling (1684)