Tracts

TRACTS. 277
399 Sedgwicke, Obd''-—England's Preservation. Sermon
to the House of Commons at their Past May 25"'-
1642 [Dedication only [pp. 6] 4to 1642
399 Anti-Toleration, or a Modest Defence of the Letter
of the London Ministers to the Rev'"^- Assembly
of Divines [pp. 48] 4to 1646
400 Jus Divinum Regiminis Eccltsiastici : or the Divine
right of Church Government asserted by the holy
Scriptures [pp. 19 + 243] 4to 1646
401 P. M.—A Treatise of Magistracy shewing the Magis¬
trate hath beene and for ever is to be chiefe Officer
in the Church [pp. 25+131] 4to 1647
401 Arrowsmith Juo.—A great Wonder in Heaven or a
lively Picture of the Militant Church . . by a
divine Pencill. Sermon Rev 12 . 1.2
[pp. 4 + 44] 4tu 1647
401 Deodate, John.—An Answer sent to the Ecclesiasti-
call Assembly at London by J. D. . . of Geneva
[pp. 4 + 11] 4to 1647
401 Burton, W'".—Clement the blessed Paul's fellow-
labourer in the Gospel, his first Epistle to the
Corinthians [pp. 16 + 95] 4to 1647
401 Assembly of Divines. The humble Advice of the,
To the Right hon''''=- the Lords and Commons
assembled in Parliament . . Confession of Paith
[pp. 56] 4to 1647
402 Of the Power of the Keyes or of Binding and
Loosing [pp. 10+141] 4to 1647
402 Letter of friendly Admonition to a Divine of the
Synod upon . . a Sermon preached by him Oct IS""-
1647 . . Common Prayer [&c] and the Answer
[pp. 16 + 32 + 8] 4to 1647
402 Lawrance, R.—The Wolf strijjt of his Sheeps
Clothing or the Antichristian Clergy-mrjU turn'd
right side outwards [pp. 8 + 22] 4to 1647
403 Assembly of Divines, The Humble Advice of the,
now by Authority of Parliament sitting at West¬
minster, concern'g a Confession of Faith
[pp. 56] 4to 1647
403 Bedford, Tho^-—An Examination of the chief Points
of Antinomiiiiuism collected out of some Lectures
[pp. 72] 4to 1647
403 Form for Church Government and ordination of
Ministers contained in cxi Propositions to the
Generall Assembly at Edinburgh 1647.
[pp. 6 + 45] 4to 1647
403 Prynne, Will™*—A seasonable Vindication of the
supream Authority . . (^f Christian Kings, Lords,
Parliaments [pp. 8+118] 4to 1660
403 Considerations of present use concerning the Danger
resulting from the Cha.nge of our Church Govern¬
ment [PP- 13] 4to 1644
403 Of Resisting the LawfuU Magistrate under colour of
Religion, and . . of the word Kpirna . .
[pp. 85] 4to 1647
404 Cotton, Jno.—The Way of Congregational Churches
cleared : in two Treatises, from . . Aspersions of
Mr. Robt Baylie [pp. 12+104 + 414] 4to 1648