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Man's Mortallitie; or, a Treatise wherein 'tis Proved that Man (as a Rationall Creature) is a Compound wholly Mortall, contrary to that common Distinction of Soule and Body, and that its present going into Heaven or Hell is a meer Fiction, &c. very curious, Amst. 1643, written by one of the Sect called Soule Sleepers, vide Pagitt's Heresiography, page 153--Best's Mystries Discovered; or, a Mercuriall Picture pointing out the Way from Babylon to the Holy City, for the Good of all such as during that Night of Generall Errour and Apostasie have been so long misled with Rome's Hobgoblins--Bidle's 12 Arguments drawn out of Scripture, wherein the common Opinion touching the Deity of the Holy Spirit is clearly and fully Refuted-Bidle's God's Glory Vindicated, and Blasphemy Confuted, being an Answer to that Blasphemous Book intituled' 12 Arguments against the Deity of the Holy Ghost,' &c. in 1 vol. neat, 12s 1643, &c. Dangerous Positions and Proceedings Published and Practised in Great Britain, under Pre

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tence of Reformation, and for the Presbyterial Discipline-Reasons shewing the Necessity of Reformation, &c.--Scriptural Discourse of the Apostate and the Antichrist-Bishop of Worcester's Sermon at the Coronation of Charles II. fine whole length portrait of Charles on the Throne and Arms-Rex Theologus, the Preacher's Guard and Guide in the Didactical part of his Duty, &c.-The Jew's Synagogue; or, a Treatise concerning the Ancient Orders and Manner of Worship used by the Jews in their Synagogues, &c. and 3 others, in 1 vol. good copy, 18s 1666, &c. 11092 TRACTS, viz. The Power of the Keys in Binding and Loosing-View of some Exceptions which have been made by a Romanist to Lord Falkland's Discourse of the Infallibility of the Church of Rome-H. Hammond's Addresse to Lord Fairfax and his Council of Warre-Vindication of Ditto-Hammond's. View of some Exceptions to the Practical Catechisme-A Copy of some Papers passed at Oxford betwixt H. Hammond and Mr. Cheynell-Hammond's Reasonableness of Christian Religion-Hammond's Christian's Obligations to Peace and Charity, in 1 vol. neat, 7s 1647 His Majestie's Propositions to Sir John Hotham and the Inhabitants of Hull-Rogers's few Proposals relating to Civil Government, addressed to Lord Generall Cromwell, on a large Sheet-Humble Proposals of sundry Divines within this Kingdome, concerning the Engagement intended to be Imposed on them for their Subscriptions-Just Re-proposals to Humble Proposals, &c.-Propositions of the Lords and Commons for Peace, sent to his Majestie at Newcastle, &c.-Articles concerning the Surrender of Oxford, 1646-Several Papers of the Treatie between the Marques of Ormond and Sir. T. Wharton, Sir R. King, &c. &c. with Instructions concerning the Protestants of Ireland, Dublin 1646-Papers of the Commissioners of Scotland, &c.-Propositions of the Ambassadours of the United Provinces to the Parliament of England, &c. 1644-Proceedings in the late Treaty of Peace, with severall Intercepted Letters of his Majestie and Prince Rupert-Propositions agreed upon at a Court of Common Councill in London, Feb. 21, 1642-His Majestie's Propositions to the Gentry &c. of the County of Nottingham, with Happy Newes from Northampton and Portsmouth-Articles of the Treaty of Peace betwixt the King and his People of Scotland, 1641-Articles of Peace, &c. betwixt the

Kings of England and Spaine, 1630, and 3 others, in 1 vol. 18s 1630, &c. 11094 TRACTS, viz. 9 Declarations, Addresses, Remonstrances, &c. by and to Sir T. Fairfax and his Army, 1646, &c.-Totall and Finall Demands of the Agitators and Army, upon the Concession whereof they will Disband, &c.-the Grand Informer; or, the Prerogative of Princes, Priviledge of Parliaments, &c.-Plain Truth without Feare or Flattery; or, a True Discovery of the Unlawfulness of the Presbyterian Government, with Vindication of Sir T. Fairfax, &c.-Jenkins's Apology for the Army-Severall Ordinances of the Parliament for Disbanding the Forces under Sir T. Fairfax, &c.-The Grand Designe; or, Discovery of that Forme of Slavery intended, and in part brought, upon the Free People of England, by a powerful Party in the Parliament, Lieut.-Gen. Crumwell, Gen. Ireton, and others, tending to the utter Ruine and Enslaving of the whole Nation, printed in the last yeare of England's slavery, 1647-A Particular Charge or Impeachment in the Name of Sir T. Fairfax and his Army, against Dl. Hollis, Esq. and 10 other Members of Parliament-Vindication of the 11 accused Members-Declaration of the Kingdome of Scotland to the Parliament of England- The Independency of England endeavoured to be maintained by H. Marten-A Pair of Spectacles for the Citie, 1648-A Case for the City Spectacles-His Majestie's Declaration, left by him on his table at HamptonCourt, Nov. 1, 1647-King Charles Vindicated, and the People and Armie Admonished, and 18 others, in 1 vol. 11 5s 1646, &c.

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The Hectors; or, the False Challenge, a Comedy, 1656-De Foe's True Born Englishman, 2 Parts-The Successor to the Crown of England considered-The Duke of Anjou's Succession considered, &c. 2 Parts-Considerations upon Corrupt Elections of Members to serve in Parliament-Jus Regium; or, the King's Right to grant Forfeitures, &c. &c.-Collection of several Treaties, &c. since the late Revolution, &c. 1701, and 8 others, in 1 vol. good copy,

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Ceremonies used at the Death, Election, and Coronation of the Pope, with Life of Innocent XII. &c.— 2 Letters concerning a French Invasion to restore the late King James to his Throne-The Jacobite's Hudibras, containing the late King's Declaration in Travesty-The Folly of Love; or, an Essay upon Satyr against Woman, a Poem-The Weesils, a Satyrical Fable-The Anti-Weesils, a Poem-The Restored Maidenhead, a new Satyr against Woman-A Collection of many Wonderful Prophecies relating to the English Nation, plainly Foretelling the late Great Revolution, written in 1623, 28, &c. in Verse--Female Fire Ships, a Satyr against Whoring-A Satyr against the French-Dr. Sherlock's 2 Kings of Brainford-Poeta Infamis; or, a Poet not worth Hanging, &c. The Catholic Medicine, a Soverain Healer— Notorious Impostor; or, the History of the Life of Wm. Morrell, alias Bowyer, 2 Parts, and 2 others, in 1 vol. good copy, 18s

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Lord Lucas's Speech, Feb. 22, 1671Strange and Remarkable Prophesies of Abp. Usher -The Papist's Plot of Firing Discovered, in an Account of the late Fire in Fetter Lane, &c.—A Conference betwixt a Papist and a Jew-Conference betwixt a Protestant and a Jew-An Alarme for Sinners, containing the Confession, &c. of R. Foulkes at his Execution, with his Life, &c.-The Vain Prodigal, Life and Tragical Penitent, Death of Thomas Hellier, executed for Murdering his Master, Mistress,

and a Maid-Baxter's Moral Prognostication, &c. -The Weekly Pacquet of Advice from Rome; or, the History of Popery, &c. vol. 1 & 2, and 3 others, in 1 vol. 7s 6d 1670, &c. 11099 TRACTS, viz. Potter's Interpretation of the Number 666, frontispiece by Marshall-Naked Truth; or, the True State of the Primitive Church-Sir John Temple's History of the Irish Rebellion of 1641, and the Bloody Massacres which ensued thereon, 1646 -The whole Triall of Mr. Love, 1652-Love's Vindication of his Principles and Practices-Love's Name Lives; or, Divers Petitions of Mrs. Love to Parliament, &c. title torn-Goodman's 2 Great Mysteries of Christian Religion, &c. and 1 other, in 1 vol. good copy, 11 5s 1642, &c. Steele's Crisis; or, the Just Causes of the late Happy Revolution, &c.-The Publick Spirit of the Whigs set forth in their generous Encouragement of the Author of the Crisis, &c.-The Importance of Dunkirk Cousidered, by Steele--The Conduct of the Duke of Ormonde in the Campagne of 1712-Atwood's Scotch Patriot Unmasked, &c.—Atwood's Superiority and Direct Dominion of the Imperial Crown of England over the Crown of Scotland, &c. and 3 others, in 1 vol. 5s 1714, &c.

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The Anatomy of a Project for Raising 2 Millions-A Collection of Advertisements, Advices, and Directions, relating to the Royal Fishery within the British Seas, &c.-England's Glory begun in Restoring our Religion, &c.-Enquiry into the most Proper Ways to Prevent the Persecution of the Protestants in France, &c.-Ancient and Present State of Poland-Intrest of England as it Stands with relation to the Trade of Ireland, &c.-Remarks on the Affairs and Trade of England and Ireland, and 15 others, in 1 vol. 6s 1695, &c.

The Truth of Tithes Discovered--Pearson's great Case of the Tythes truly Stated, &c.-Wm. Prynne's 10 Considerable Quæries concerning Tithes, &c. and 3 others on Tythes--Gospel Musick; or the Singing of Psalms, &c. Vindicated--and Barnard's Threefold Treatise of the Sabbath, in 1 vol. neat, 7s 1618, &c.

Burton's Israel's Fast; or, Meditations upon the 7th of Joshuah, &c.-Pemble's Introduction to the Worthy Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, &c.-The White Wolfe; or, a