Tracts

TRACTS.
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510 [Kennett. Bp] Letter about a Motion in Convocation
to the Rev'- D>- Tho'- Brett. 2"'' Edf-
[pp. 24] Lond 8vo 171^
510 Convocation anatomized . . examination of pro¬
ceedings against the Bp of Bangor's Writings
[pp. 32] Lond 8vo 1717
510 Report of the Committee of the L. H. of Convoca¬
tion . . concern'g Dangerous Doctrines of the Bp
ofBangor [PP- 15] Lond fol 1717
510 S. G .—The Prolocutors Answer to . . a Member of
the L. H. of Convocation
[pp. 68] Lond 8vo 1718
510 Cannon, D'- Rob*-—Vindication of the Proceedings
of the L. H of Convocation with regard to the
King's supremacy
[pp 16 + 44] Lond 8vo 1718
510 Protestant Popery: or the Convocation. A Poem
in 5 Cantos, address''' to the Bp of Bangor
[pp. 14 + 74] Lond 8vo 1718
511 Declaration of the Nobility, Gentry and Commonalty
at the Rendezvous at Nottingham Nov 22 1688
[p. 1] fol [1688]
511 The Recovery, [Royalist rhymes]
[p. 1] fol [1679]
511 Satyricall Ballad of the Licentiousness of the Times
to the tune of the Blinde Beggar
[p. 1] Lond fol 1679
511 Answer to the Protestation of the nineteen Lords
aganst Rejecting the Impeachment of M''- Fitz-
Harris [PP- 7] Lond fol 1681
511 Fitz-Harris, Edwii, Arraignment and Plea of, with
all the Arguments in Law . . Court of King's
Bench. Easter 1681 ...[pp. 66] Lond fol 1681
511 Letter occasioned by Lord Howard of Escrick's
Letter July 3. 1681 ...[pp.4] Lond fol [1681]
511 Norfolk. Hy Duke of. The Tryal between, and John
Jermaine in an Action of Trespass. 24 Nov"
1692 [pp. 20] Lond fol 1692
511 Charles II. King.—H.M. Declaration . . touching
the Causes and Reasons that moved him to dissolve
the 2 last Parliamt'- [pp. H] Lond fol 1681
511 Charles II. King.—H.M. Message to . . Parliam'-
relating to Tangier. Address of the Commons in
Answer [pP- 17] Lond fol 1680
511 Saint turn'd Curtezan : or, a new Plot discovered by
a precious Zealot. [Rhyme]
[pp. 2] Lond fol s. a.
511 Seasonable Answer to a late Pamphlet entituled The
Vindication of Ming shy Bethel Esq
[pp. 9] Lond fol 1681
511 Speech of a Commoner of England to hie fellow
Commoners of the Convention [James II and Pee
of Orange] [pp. 2] fol s. a.