Sermon 20 October 1661, Publishers advertisement
A Catalogue of ſome Books Printed for Henry Brome, at the Gun in Ivy-lane.
TRap on the Major Prophert, in folio.
The Hiſtory of Portugal.
Caſes of Conſcionce in the late Rebellion, by Mr. Lyſord.
Mr. Grenfields Loyal Sermon before the Parliament.
Dr. Browns Sepulchal Urns and Garden of Cyrue, in 8.
The Royal Exchange, a Comedy, in 4. by R. Brome.
Poems by the Wits of both Univerſities, in 8.
A Treatiſe of Moderation, by Mr. Gaule, in 8.
St. Bonaventure's Soliloquies, in 24.
Mr. Baxters Treatiſe of Converſion, in 4.
The Common Law Epitomiz'd with Directions how to proſecute and defend perſonal actions very uſefull for all Gentlemen, to which is ann xed the nature of a Writ of Errour and the Generall proceedings thereupon, in 8.
Golden Remaines in the moſt Learned R. Stuart D. D. Dean of Weſtminſter, and Clerk of the Cloſet to King Charles the firſt, being the laſt and beſt Monuments that are likely to made publick, in 12.
Mr. Sprat's Plague of Athens, in 4.
Jews in America, by Mr. Thorowgood, in 4.
The Royal Buckler or a Lecture for Traytors, in 8.
The Pourtracture of his ſacred Majeſty King Charles the Second, from his Birth 1630. till this preſent year 1661. being the whole ſtory of his eſcape at Worceſter, his trauels and troubles.
The Covenant diſcharged, by John Ruſſell, in 4.
The Compleat Art of Water-drawing, in 4.
Mr. Boys his tranſlation of the Sixth Book of Virgil, in 4.
Mr. Walwin's Sermon on the happy return of King Charles the Second.
A perfect Diſcovery of Witcheraft, very proficable to be read of all ſorts of people, eſpecially Judges of Aſſize before they paſſe ſentence on condemned perſons for Witches, in 4.
A ſhort view of the lives of the Illuſtrious Princes, Henry Duke of Glouceſter, and Mary Princes of Orange deceaſed, by T. M. Eſq; in 8.
Aeneas his Voyage from Troy to Italy, an Eſſay upon the third Book of Virgil, by J. Boys Eſq; in 8.
The alliance of Divine Offices, exhibiting all the Litergies of the Church of Engl. ſince the Reformation, by Hamon L'eſtrange Eſq; in fol.
Books written by R. L'eſtrange Eſq;
A view of ſome late Remarkable Tranſactions, leading to the happy Government under our gracious Soveraign King Charles II. in 4.
The Holy Cheat, proving from the undeniable practiſes of the Presbyterians, that the whole deſign of that party is to enſlave both King and People under the colour of Religion.
A Caveat to the Cavaliers.
A Modeſt Plea both for the Author and Cav…a….
End of the text · Samuel Stone, Sermon 20 October 1661 (1662)