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EEBO-TCP · Phase 2

The Obligation of Human Laws

by John Humfrey · 1621–1719

Published: 1671
Length: 31,269 words
Reading: ~2 hours
Divisions: 13

From the title page

The obligation of human laws discussed. By J.H.

London [s.n.] printed in the year

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

Contents

Front matter
Title page
To the reader
Commentary
Text
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5

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Back matter

Publishers note

13 divisions in the TEI outline

Subjects

Law · PhilosophyReligion and law · Great Britain

Details

Author: John Humfrey (1621–1719)
Imprint: London [s.n.] printed in the year
Extent: [4], 142, [4] p.
Language: English
Catalogue: Wing H3696 · ESTC R224178
Source: TCP A45145
Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (Text Creation Partnership)

A Rejoinder to Mr Drake

1654

The Four Wishes

1654

A Second Vindication of a Free Admission to the Lords Supper

1656

A Brief Receipt Moral and Christian

1658

The Question of Re-Ordination

1661

A Second Discourse About Re-Ordination

1662

A Case of Conscience of a Non-Conformist

1669

Authority of Magistrates About Religion

1672

The Middle Way in Justification

1672

The Obligation of Human Laws and the Authority of the Magistrate

1672

The Middle Way in Election and Redemption

1673

A Plea for the Non-Conformists

1674

The Middle Way of Perfection and Indifferency

1674

The Middle Way of the Covenants Law and Gospel

1674

The Peaceable Design

1675

Peaceable Disquisitions

1678

The Healing Paper

1678

The Non-Conformists Relief

1678

Animadversions Upon a Sheet Printed for Francis Smith

1679

The Middle Way of Predetermination

1679

Answer to Dr Stillingfleets Sermon

1680

Touching our Present Impositions of Loyalty and Obedience

1680

A Reply to the Defense of Dr Stillingfleet

1681

Answer to Mr Nobodys Dialogue

1681

Materials for Union

1681

The Design and Nature of Historical Mistakes Found in Stillingfleet

1681

Answer to Dr Stillingfleets Book

1682

The Third Step of a Non-Conformist

1684

The Two Steps of a Non-Conformist

1684

The Axe Laid to the Root of Separation

1685

Advice Before it be too Late

1688

Comprehension With Indulgence

1689

The Healing Attempt

1689

Union Pursued

1691

Peace at Pinners-Hall Wished

1692

Concerning the Difference Between United Brethren

1695

In Pursuance of Pacification

1696

Pacification Touching the Doctrinal Dissent

1696

The Righteousness of God Revealed

1697

Letters Between Humfrey and Clark

1698

The Friendly Interposer

1698

Animadversions on the Books of Mr Williams

1699

Letter Concerning the Salvability of the Heathen

1700

Comprehension Promoted

1704