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1647 Chillinden against Ordination London 1647 Price his Independency accused and acquitted 1645 Burtons-Vindication of Churches, commonly called Independent 1644 Firmins Reply to Cawdrey 1653 Church Government and Church Covenant discussed 1643 New England Ministers Answers unto 9 Propositions sent by divers Ministers in England 1643 16 | The Trojan Horse of the Presbyterial Government unbowelled 1646 The second Part of the Undeceiver, &c. 1643 Baxter against the Quakers 1656 D' Ewes (Sir Simonds) Primitive Practise for preserving Truth 1645 A Bone for a Bishop to pick The Simple Cobbler 1647 Leicestershire Petition against agreement with the People 1648 Some modest and humble Queries concerning a Paper, entitled an Ordinance for the preventing of the growing and spreading of Heresies, &c. 1646 ⟨p. 37⟩Spanhemius his History of the Anabaptists 1646 Goodwins Confidence dismounted, or a Letter to Mr. Resbury 1651 Dr. Cyprian Kinner's way and method of Teaching Yates his Maxims unfolded Husseys Answer to Tombs his Sceptical Examination of Infant Baptism 1646 17 | Worcestershire Petition defended 1652 The General Assembly of Scotland's Remonstrance 1648 The proceedings of the Commissioners of Scotland with the King at the Hague Edinb. 1649 Some Papers given by the Commissioners of the Parliament of Scotland concerning the disposing of his Majesties person 1646 Several Speeches of the Earl of Loudoun 1646 A Declaration of the Parliament of England for settling the present Government in way of a F•ee State London 1648 Challoners Answer to the Scotch Papers about the disposal of the Kings person 1646 London Ministers Considerations and Cautions according to which they resolve to put the Presbyterial Government in Execution, &c. 1646 The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland's Remonstrance in 1649 Edinb. 1649 Dey Two looks over Lincoln London 1641 The Irish Cabinet 1645 The Petition of the Commissioners of the General Assembly of Scotland to the King 1642 His Majesties Answer to the Petition Eye-Salve for London Ministers 1649 Colonel James Hays Speech to the Parliament concerning Toleration 1655 The Moderator expecting sudden Peace or certain Ruin 1642 A Message of Peace, &c. 1642 A Parenetick, or Humble Address to the Parliament about Christian Liberty 1644 A Reply to Dr. Sanderson about A. A.

1647 Chillinden against Ordination London 1647 Price his Independency accused and acquitted 1645 Burtons-Vindication of Churches, commonly called Independent 1644 Firmins Reply to Cawdrey 1653 Church Government and Church Covenant discussed 1643 New England Ministers Answers unto 9 Propositions sent by divers Ministers in England 1643 16 | The Trojan Horse of the Presbyterial Government unbowelled 1646 The second Part of the Undeceiver, &c. 1643 Baxter against the Quakers 1656 D' Ewes (Sir Simonds) Primitive Practise for preserving Truth 1645 A Bone for a Bishop to pick The Simple Cobler 1647 Leicestershire Petition against agreement with the People 1648 Some modest and humble Queries concerning a Paper, entituled an Ordinance for the preventing of the growing and spreading of Heresies, &c. 1646