Joseph. The bloudy Tenant. London, 1647. 4to. 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 by temporal Men. 10. The Argument of the House concerning the Liberty of the Person of every Freeman. 11. A Speech delivered at Oxford in the first Year of the Reign of K. Charles I. 12. A Speech touching the Alteration of Coyn. 13. 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A Relation 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. 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. A Discourse of the Lawfulness of Combats to be performed in the Presence of the King or the Constable and Marshal of England. A former edition. London, 1651, 4to. 5. A volume of the Somers Collection of Tracts. second number of Morgan's Phoenix Britannicus. 15. Sir Francis Walsingham's Anatomizing of Honesty, Ambition and Fortitude. Written in the Year 1590. 16. 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The Maner of saying Grace, or gevyng Thankes unto God: who so ever heareth Goddes Worde beleve it, and do therefter, shall be saved. Without place or date. At the end of this volume (probably written by Miles Coverdale) is one seven-line stanza, and "A shorte instruction to the worlde," a poem of thirteen seven-line stanzas addressed to eight different characters, the first seven in one stanza each, and the remainder "To the Preests." An edition, 1575, 16mo. Inglis, 417, 11s. The olde Fayth, an euydent Probation out of the holy Scripture, that the Christen Fayth (which is the right true old vndoubted Faith) hath endured sens the Begynnynge of the World. Herein hast thou also a shorte Summe of the whole Byble, and a Probation, that all vertuous Men Frvitfull Lessons vpon the Passion, have pleased God, and were saued thorow Buriall, Resurrection, Ascension, and of the Christen Faith. 1541. 16mo. White the Sending of the Holy Ghost: gathered Knights, 1020, morocco, 2l. 15s. Reprint-out of the foure Euangelists: with a plain ed 1547. 16mo. It begins with an epistle Exposition of the same. By Miles CouerTo the reader.' Contains H, in eights. dall. London, 1593. Qq 3, in fours, beA faythful and true Prognostication sides the preface vpon the Yeare M.CCCC.XLVIII. 16mo. Another for 1549. Inglis, 416, 8s. Roxburghe, 8428, 15s. 6d. The Christen State of Matrymonye, wherein Housebandes and Wyues maye lerne to kepe House together wyth Loue. London by Nycholas Hyll for Abraham Much by and respecting Coverdale will be found in Fox's Book of Martyrs, and Letters of the Martyrs, printed by Daye. See Bible. BULLINGER, Henry. Councils. Hope of the Faithful. Justification of Christian Man. OSIANDER, Andrew. WERMYLIERUS, Otho. |