EEBO-TCP · Phase 2
by John Dury · 1596–1680
The interest of England in the Protestant cause
London [s.n.] 1659.
A Memorial Concerning Peace Ecclesiastical Amongst Protestants
1641
Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.
6 divisions in the TEI outline
Petition to the House of Commons 2
Protestant Princes to Work Peace Ecclesiastical
The Work of Peace Ecclesiastical
A Motion Tending to the Public Good of this Age and Posterity
1642
Necessity of Correspondency in Spiritual Matters
Petition to the House of Commons
Letter to Alexander Henderson
1643
Letter to Lord Forbes
An Epistolary Discourse
1644
Letter 1
1645
Letter 2
Israels Call to March out of Babylon Unto Jerusalem
1646
A Model of Church Government
1647
A Peacemaker Without Partiality and Hypocrisy
1648
A Case of Conscience Resolved
1649
A Seasonable Discourse
Considerations Concerning the Present Engagement
The Reformed School
A Second Parcel of Objections Answered
1650
Concerning Ministers Meddling with State Matters in their Sermons
Just Re-Proposals to Humble Proposals
Objections Against Taking the Engagement
The Peacemaker Drawn Forth into the World
The Reformed Library Keeper
Conscience Eased
1651
The Reformed Spiritual Husbandman
1652
An Earnest Plea for a Gospel Communion in the Way of Godliness
1654
Gospel Communion in the Way of Godliness
Heads of a Body of Practical Divinity
The Necessity of Settling some Gospel Government
Whether it be Lawful to Admit Jews into a Christian Commonwealth
1656
Effect of Negotiation for Uniting Protestants
1657
Negotiation to Procure True Gospel Peace
The Earnest Breathings of Foreign Protestants
1658
A Declaration to Witness the Gospel of Peace
1660
The Plain Way of Peace and Unity in Matters of Religion