1650 pleton, portraits by Marshall and Vaughan, new, and neatly half bound, 12s 10905 Sallustii Opera, curious wood cuts, (a little stained) neat, 9s Paris, 1523 10906 Turner's Complete History of the most Remarkable Providences, both of Judgment and Mercy, which have happened in this present Age, &c. very good copy, neat and scarce, 21 1697 10907 Vere's (Sir F:) Commentaries by Dillingham, portraits and plates, fine impressions, complete fine copy, elegant russia, gilt leaves, 61 6s Camb. 1657 10908 Another Copy, plates, (wants the portraits and monument) good copy, 10s 6d ib. 1657 10909 Wilson's History of Great Britian, being the Life and Reign of King James Ist, 5s 1653 EARLY-PRINTED, BLACK LETTER, SCARCE, AND CURIOUS SMALL QUARTOS, Including many Articles relative to Charles the First and the Civil Wars-to James II. abdicating his Throne-and the Entrance of William the Third, and the Troubles during his Reign; with CURIOUS EARLY POETRY, &c. &c. ́10910 A LARGE COLLECTION of the DIURNALL OCCURRENCES; or, Dayly Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament; the Mercurius Aulicus-the Perfect Diurnall of the Passages in Parliament-the Moderate Intelligencer-Perfect Occurrences of every Day Journal in Parliament-the 'Moderate-several Proceedings in Parliament-Perfect Summary of Exact Passages in Parliament-A Perfect Diurnal of Passages and Proceedings of the Armies-Publick Intelligencer-Mercurius Politicus--Mercurius Publicusthe Newes-Intelligencer-the Kingdom's Intelligencer-the Parliamentary Intelligencer-and the Faithful Post, from Nov. 3, 1640, to July 1665, with several cuts, wanting the years 1653, 1662 & 3; several of the years are nearly if not quite complete, others are not-The whole forming a curious Collection of Historical Matter relative to the Civil Wars of Charles I.-The Long Parliament-Oliver Cromwell -Gen. 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Historical Discourse of the Uniformity of the Government of England, from the Earliest Times to the End of Elizabeth, 2 parts in 1 vol. neat, 9s 1647 10922 Another Copy, part 1 only, from the earliest Times to Edward III. fair copy, 3s 1647 10923 Belgicke (The) Pismire stinging the Slothfull Sleeper, &c. 1622-and the Belgick Souldier; or, Warre is a Blessing, 2 vol. in 1, sewed, 5s Dort. 1624, &c. 10924 Bariff's Military Discipline; or, the Young Artillery Man, wherein is showne the Postures, &c. both of Musket and Pike, cuts, neat, 4s 6d 1639 1643 10925 Another Copy, 4th edition, neat, 5s 10926 Another Copy, cuts and portrait by Glover, 8s 1635 10927 Bede's (Venerable) History of the Church of Englande, by Stapleton, and Stapleton's Fortresse of Faith first Planted among us Englishmen, and continued hitherto in the Universal Church of Christ, the Faith of which Protestants call Papistry, 2 vol. in 1, fine copy, elegant brown calf, marbled leaves, 11 16s Antwerp, 1565 10928 Blith's English Improver Improved; or, the Survey of Husbandry Surveyed, &c. cuts, fair copy, 4s 6d 1652 1638 10929 Blunt's Voyage into the Levant, 5s 10930 Blundeuill's Foure Chiefest Offices belonging to Horsemanship, cuts, BLACK LETTER, neat, scarce, 12s 1609 10931 Brathwait's English Gentleman, fine frontispiece by Vaughan, 1630, and Brathwait's English Gentlewoman, frontispiece, 2 vol. in 1, good copies, neat and scarce, 11 18s 1630, &c. 10932 Browne's Historie of the Life and Reigne of that Famous Princesse, Elizabeth, very good copy, neat and scarce, 10s 6d 10933 Brinsly's Healing of Israel's Breaches, &c.-Brinsley's Parlie with the Sword about a Cessation, &e. 5 other Tracts, by Brinsley, in 1 vol. neat, 6s 1642, &c. 10934 Brerewood's Enquiries Touching the Diversity of Lan 1629 1635 [W. 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