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Oxford, 1825. 8vo. pp. xvi & 219. brief Abstract of the Question of Precedency between England and Spain. 6. A Remonstrance of the Treaties of Amity and Marriage before time, and of late, of the House of Austria and Spain, with the Kings of England, to advance themselves to the Monarchy of Europe. 7. Twenty-four Arguments whether it be more expedient to suppress Popish Practices against the due Allegiance of his Majesty. 8. The Manner and Means how the Kings of England have from Time to Time supported and repaired their Estates. 9. An Answer to certain Arguments raised from supposed Antiquity and urged by some Members of the lower House of Parliament, to prove that Ecclesiastical Laws ought to be enacted together with Bishop Kidder's Reflections on the same: accompanied by Notes. London, 1827. 8vo. Joseph. The bloudy Tenant. London, 1647. 4to. Sir Robert. Cottoni Posthuma; divers choice Pieces of that renowned Antiquary Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. By J. (ames) H.(owell). London, 1679, small 8vo. Pp. iv and 351, including a dedication to Sir Robert Pye, Knight. Prefixed is a port. of the author by T. Cross. Heath, 4423, 9s. 6d. 'A work full of learning and parliamentary topics.' Nicolson. Petyt terms it a fictitious work, and on the other hand, Barrington observes, that it contains several valuable and curious particulars. Former editions, 1651, 1672. Contents of the Edition 1679.-1. A Rela tion of the Proceedings against Ambassadors who have miscarried themselves, &c. 2. That the Kings of England have been pleased, usually, to consult with their Peers in the great Council and Commons in Parliament, of Marriage, Peace and War. An edition entitled, The Antiquity and Dignity of Parliaments. 1679. folio. It is also to be found in the second volume of the Harleian Miscellany. 3. That the Soveraigns Person is required in the great Councils, or Assemblies of the State, as well at the Consultations, as at the Conclusions. 4. 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An Exhortation or Warninge to beware of greater Plagues and Troubles then are yet come vpon this Realme for the Sinnes and Wickednes that hath been and is yet dayly committed therein. London, 1551.8vo. Councils for Reformation of Religion, &c. The Confessyon of the Fayth of the Germaynes, exhibited to the most victoCouncell or Assemble holden at Augusta, rious Emperour Charles the V. in the the Yere of our Lord 1530. To which is added the Apologie of Melancthon, who defendeth with Reasons inuincible the aforesayde Confessyon, translated by Rychard Tauerner, at the Commaundement of his Master, the ryght honourable Master Thomas Cromwel, chefe Secretare to the Kynges Grace. London, by Robert Redman, 1536. 8vo. 31. 3s. Contains E 3, in octaves. The articles of the confession may be seen in the collection or Harmony of Confessions, printed by Thomas, at Cambridge. 1586. A Protestation in the Name of the King and the whole Councel and Clergy of England, why they refuse to come to the Pope's Councel, at his Call. London, by Tho. Berthelet, 1536. A Protestation made for the most mighty and most redoubted King of England, &c. and his hole Counsell and ergie, wherein is declared that neither his Highnesse, nor his Prelates, neyther any other Prince or Prelate, is bound to come or send to the pretended Counsell | Sentences, pithy Sayings, quaint Observa that Paul, Bishop of Rome, fyrst by a Bull indicted at Mantua, a Citie in Italy, and now late by another Bull, hath prolonged to a Place no Man can telle where. London, by Tho. Berthelet, 1537. 4to. Another edition this same year seems to have been printed abroad. See also Henry VIII. The Causes why the Germanes wyll not go nor consente vnto the Councell which Paul the 3. now Bp. of Rome, hath called to be kept at Mantua in Italy, and to begynne the 23 Daye of Maye, An. 1537. Southwark, by James Nicolson, 1537. 8vo. A Treatise concerning general Councills, the Byshopes of Rome and Clergy. Lond. in Æd. T. Berthelet. 1538.12mo. The Actes of the Disputation in the Cowncell of the Empyre, holden at Regenspurg: Translated owt of Latyne into English by Mylys Couerdale. 8vo. In this book are the names of all the states, which are called Protestants. The Abbreuyacyon of all generall Councellys. By John Gowgh, 1539.16mo. Newes concernynge the general Coucel holden at Trydent by the Emperoure and the Gerinaynes wyth all the Nobles of Hungarye, Constanople and Rome, translated oute of Germayne into Englysh by Ihon Holibush. London, by Thomas Raynalde, 1548. 16mo. 11. 1s. Ten leaves. This tract commences at back of title, as an epistle, tho' unaddressed. A godly and necessarye Admonition of the Decrees and Canons of the Counsel tions, both divine and morall, partly col. lected and gathered out of the best approved Authors, both moderne and domesticke. 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The Country-man's new Commonwealth: being an exact Epitome of many witty Defence. 1728.8vo. 3 vols. Declaration de mes derniers Sentimens sur les différens Dogmes de la Religion. Lond. 1787. Svo. Published by Wm. Bell, D. D. A translation. 1787. 12mo. 2s. 6d. Traité où l'on expose ce que l'Ecriture nous apprend de la Divinité de Jésus Christ. Londres, 1811. 8vo. pp. 367. COURCELLES, M. Extract from the Dispatches of M. Courcelles, French Ambassador at the Court of Scotland, M.D.LXXXVI. Edinb. 1828. 4to. Printed at the expense of the Bannatyne The title of this collection of morall a a bad. |