Tracts

TRACTS. 335
515 Henderson (Alex') r.nd Dickson (David).—Answeres
. . to the Replyes of Ministers concern'g the
late Covenant [pp- 36] Aberd"- 4to 1638
516 Protestation of Noblemen [&c.] subscribers of the
Confession of Faith and Covenant. 22 Sept'- 1638.
Edinburgh [pp. 27] 4to 1638
517 Confession of Faith of the Kirke of Scotland. [Royal
Proclamation <fcc] [pp- 20] Edinb 4to 1638
518 Confession of Faith of the Kirk of Scotland sub¬
scribed by the Kings Majestie and Housholde 1580
[pp. 15] 4to 1638
519 Beast is wounded or Information from Scotland con¬
cerning their Reformation...[pp. 24] 4to [1638]
520 Confession of Faith and Doctrine believed and pro¬
fessed by the Protestants of Scotland 1568
[pp. 30] Edinb: 4to 1638
521 Divine and Politike Observations . . translated out
of the Dutch . . upon the Speech of the Archb of
Canterbury 4 June 1637...[pp. 7 + 62] 4to 1638
522 General Demands concerning the late Covenant
propounded by the Ministers in Aberdene
[pp. 15 + 47] Edinb 4to 1638
523 Abemethie, Tho'-—Abjuration of Popery
[pp. 48] Edin 4to 1638
524 Reasons for a Generall Assemblie. 29 June.
[pp. 11] 4to 1638
525 Charles I., King.—Declaration. Whitehall 8 Dec.
[pp. 14] Edin 4to 1638
526 Declinatour and Protestation of the some-times pre¬
tended Bishops presented . . last Assembly
[pp. 99] Edin 4to 1639
527 Answer to the Profession and Declaration made by
James Marques of Hamilton. Dec'" 1638.
[pp. 52] Edin: 4to 1638
528 Protestation of the Generall Assemblie of the Church
of Scotland. Glasgow 28 29 Nov--- 1638
[pp. 15] Glasgow 4to 1638
529 Protestation of the Generall Assembly of tho Kirk
of Scotland, Subscribers at . . Edinburgh 18 Dec''"
[pp. 52] Edin : 4to 1639
530 Remonstrance of the Nobility [_&c^ of Scotland, . .
Vindicat'g them . . . from crymes . . charged in
England. 27 Feby ...[pp. 32] Edin 4to 1639
531 Ba.stwicke, Burton and Prynne, A briefe Relation
of . . passages in the Starre Chamber 14 June at
the censure of, [PP- 31] 4to 1637
531 Prynne, W'""—The University of Oxfords Plea re¬
futed . . Answer to The Priviledges of the Uni¬
versity [pp.64] Lend 4to 1647
531 Prynne, W"'"—A Plea or Protest made by, and by
him sent unto J. M. Knight, one of the eleven im¬
peached Members [pp. 20] 4to 1647
531 Prynne, W'""—A briefe Memento to the present un-
I)arliamentary Junto touching their present In¬
tentions . . to Depose and Execute . . their lawfull
King [pp. 16] Lond 4to 1648