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THere is lately publiſh'd, A compleat Hiſtory of the Acts, Deciſions, Decrees, and Canons, of thoſe Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France. Wherein are contained, 1. A moſt faithful and impartial account of the Riſe, Growth, Perfection, and Decay of the Reformation in that Kingdom, with its fatal Cataſtrophe upon the Revocation of the Edict of Nants, in the Year 1685.2. The Confeſſion of Faith and Diſcipline of thoſe Churches. 3. A Collection of Speeches, Letters, Sacred Politicks, Caſes of Conſcience, and Controverſies in Divinity; determined and reſolved by thoſe grave Aſſemblies. 4. Many excellent Expedients for preventing and healing Schiſms in the Churches, and for re-uniting the diſmembred Body of divided Proteſtants. 5. The Laws, Government, and Maintenance of their Colledges, Univerſities and Miniſters, together with their Exerciſe of Diſcipline upon delinquent Miniſters and Church-members. 6. A Record of very many Illuſtrious Events of Divine Providence relating to thoſe Churches. The whole Collected and Compoſed out of Original Manuſcript Acts of thoſe Renowned Synods. A Work never before Extant in any Language. In two Volumes.
A Defence of the Catholick Faith, concerning the Satisfaction of Chriſt: Written Originally by the Learned Hugo Grotius. And now Tranſlated by W. H. A Work very neceſſary in theſe Times for the preventing of the Growth of Socinianiſin.
Mr. Richard Baxter's Paraphraſe on the Pſalms of David in Metre, with other Hymns. Left ſitted for the Preſs under his own Hand.
A Diſcourſe of Earthquakes; By R. Flemming, Author of the Fulſilling of Scriptures.
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