Tracts

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299 [Edinburgh Theatre] Considerations upon the dis¬
posal of the Patent [pp.21] 8vo 1767
299 [Edinburgh Theatre] To the Public
[pp. 4] 4to 1767
299 [Edinburgh Theatre] To be seen . . collection of
sad Dogs [p. 1] fol 1767
299 [Edinburgh Theatre] Meeting concerning]
[p. 1] 4to 1767
299 [Edinburgh Theatre. Mock Playbill]
[p. 1] fol 1767
300 Leslie, Hy.—Examen conjurationis Scoticae
Dublin [pp. 50] 4to 1639
300 [Leslie, Hy.]—Speech delivered at the Visitation
of Downe and Conner 26t''- Sept^ 1638 . . Con¬
futation of the Covenants of Scotland
[pp. 38] 4to 1639
300 Episcopacie not abjured in His Maj^'^' Realme of
Scotland [pp. 125] 4to 1641
300 Nicanor, Lysimachus.—The Epistle congratulatory
to the Covenanters in Scotland.
[pp. 15 & 81] 4to 1684
300 Gallienus Redivivus or Murther will out &c being a
true account of the de-witting of Glencoe, GafFney
&c Edin:[pp. 28] 4to 1695
300 Serious Expostulation with that party in Scotland
known by the nanae of Whigs
Lon: [pp. 63] 4to 1682
300 Government and Order of the Church in Scotland
[pp. 12 and 68] 4to 1641
300 Grand Inquest or a full and perfect Answer to several
reasons by which it is pretended His Royal High'
Duke of York may be proved Roman Catholick.
[pp. 26] 4to 1680
300 R. J.—Vox Laici: or, the Layman's opinion touch¬
ing the making alterations in our established
Liturgy [pp. 26] 4to 1689
300 Historical Relation of the late General Assembly at
Edinburgh from Ocf- 16 to ISTov''. 13 .1690 in a
Letter from Edinburgh [pp. 78] 4to 1691
300 K. W.—Dialogue between two Friends occasioned
by the late Revolution of Affairs and the Oath of
Allegiance [pp. 38] 4to 1689
300 Friendly Debate between D'-Kingsman and Gratianus
Trimmer concern'g the Thanksgiving day &c
[pp. 78] 4to 1689
300 Case of Protestants in England under a Popish
Prince, if any shall happen to wear the Imperial
Crown [pp.35] 4to 1681
300 York, Duke of. State and Interest of the Nation with
respect to the [pp- 32] 4to 1680
300 York, Duke of, Letter concern'g the Bill for dis¬
abling the, to inherit the Impl Crown
[pp. 21] 4to 1680