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All the ſeveral Acts and Ordinances of Parliament, and his Highneſs the Lord Protector; From 1640. unto the year, 1657.
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The Saints Treaſury, being ſundry Sermons preached in London by the late Reverend and painful Miniſter of the Goſpel, Jeremiah Burroughs.
The Sermons of Mr. Henry Smith, gathered into one Volume; Whereunto is added, Gods Arrow againſt Athiests: Printed according to his corrected Copies in his life-time. And the life of Mr. Henry Smith, By Thomas Fuller B. D. With Alphabetical Tables of the Titles, Texts, principal matters, and things therein contained; and the Effigies of the pious and Reverend Author.
Paſtorum propagnaculum, or, The Pulpits Patronage, againſt the force of unordained Uſurpation, and Invaſion, By Tho. Ball, Miniſter in Northampton.
Plain Scripture-proof, for Infants Church memberſhip and Baptiſm: Being the Arguments prepared for Mr. Tombes at Bewdley, By Richard Baxter, Miniſter of Kederminster.
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The deſtruction of In-bred Corruption, or, the Chriſtians Warfare againſt his Boſome Enemy. By Mr. Alexander Simpſon, late Miniſter of Gods VVord.
A view of all the Laws and Statutes of this Nation, concerning the ſervice of God, and Religion. By Will. Shepherd, Eſq;
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Church-Reformation promoted, on Matth. 18. ver. the 15, 16, 17. Alſo, ſome Animadverſions upon Mr. Humphrey's ſecond Vindication of the Sacrament: And ſecondly, ſome Animadverſions upon Mr. Sanders his Antidiatribe. By D. Cawdry, Miniſter in Northamptonſhire.
Independency a great Schiſm. proved againſt Dr. Owen. By D. Cawdry.
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Walſingham's Manual; Or, Prudential Maximes for the Stateſ-man, and the Courtier. VVritten by George Lord Digby.
A Perſwaſive to Peace amongſt the Sons of Peace; Or, a Treatiſe of Chriſtian Peace. By Tho. Whitfield, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
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M. M. and Geo. Web.
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A Penſive Mans Practice, very profitable, for all perſons. Wherein are contained, devout and neceſſary Prayers for ſundry godly purpoſes; with requiſite Perſwaſions before every Prayer, newly corrected and amended, by the Authour J. Norden.
A Godly Garden, out of the which moſt comfortable Hearbs may be gathered for the health of the Wounded Conſcience of all penitent Sinners.
The Marriage-Bleſſing, in a Crown of Children; being the ſubſtance of a Wedding-Sermon: Firſt, preached at Cogenhoe in Northamptonſhire: And ſince enlarged and publiſhed by H. Willes, M. A. Miniſter of the Goſpel.
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A moſt comfortable and Chriſtian Dialogue betwixt the Lord▪ and a troubled Soul. By Dr. Cowper, BB. of Galloway.
London's Gate to the Lords Table, being a Tract concerning the Sacrament. By E. F. Publiſhed by Mr. Ed. Calamy.
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The Pearl of Peace and Concord, or, a Treatiſe of pacification betwixt the diſſenting Churches of Chriſt. Firſt, written in the Germane Language, by that Reverend and Learned Divine, Dr. Johannes Bergius, Chaplain to the moſt Illuſtrious Prince Elector of Brandenburgh. And now tranſlated into Engliſh, by Mauritius Bohemus, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
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