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<P>A CHOICE CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY OF <HI>JOHN PARSONS,</HI> E&s;quire, Late of the <HI>Middle-Temple,</HI> Barri&s;ter: Con&s;i&s;ting Chiefly of Law &amp; Hi&s;tory, Ancient and Modern.</P>
<P>Which will be expo&s;ed to Sale by way of <HI>A&V;CTION</HI> on <HI>Thur&s;day</HI> the 30th day of this In&s;tant <HI>November,</HI> 1682. at the Auction-Hou&s;e, over again&s;t the <HI>Black Swan</HI> in <HI>Ave-Mary-Lane</HI> near <HI>Ludgate.</HI></P>
<P>By <HI>Edward Millington,</HI> Book&s;eller.</P>
<P>Catalogues are di&s;tributed <HI>Gratis</HI> at the <HI>Rainbow</HI> Coffee-hou&s;e, and at <HI>Richard</HI>'s Coffee-hou&s;e in <HI>Fleet&s;treet</HI> near <HI>Temple-bar,</HI> at <HI>John</HI>'s Coffee-hou&s;e in <HI>Fullers-Rents,</HI> near <HI>Grays-Inn,</HI> at the Coffee-hou&s;e over again&s;t <HI>Lincolns-Inn</HI> in <HI>Chancery-Lane,</HI> at <HI>Bridges</HI> Coffee-hou&s;e in <HI>Popes-Head-Alley</HI> over again&s;t the <HI>Royal-Exchange</HI> in <HI>Cornhill,</HI> at Mr. <HI>Colliers</HI> at the Bible on <HI>London-Bridge,</HI> at <HI>Edward Millington</HI>'s at the Bible in <HI>Little-Britain,</HI> and at the above-mentioned Auction-hou&s;e in <HI>Ave-Mary-Lane</HI></P>
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<HEAD>The Conditions of the <HI>Sale</HI> are the&s;e:</HEAD>
<P N="1"><HI>I.</HI> THat he who bids mo&s;t, is the Buyer; and if any difference ari&s;e, the &s;ame Book or Books to be again expo&s;ed to Sale.</P>
<P N="2"><HI>II.</HI> That the Books in this Catalogue, (not otherwi&s;e expre&s;&s;ed) are for ought I know, perfect; but if any of them appear to be otherwi&s;e (before they be taken a|way,) the Buyer &s;hall have his choice, whether he will leave or take the &s;ame.</P>
<P N="3"><HI>III.</HI> That the Money for the Book or Books &s;o Bought, is to be paid by the Buyer within three weeks after the Auction is ended, at the place of Sale, where upon Payment thereof the Book or Books &s;hall be ready to be delivered within the time afore&s;aid.</P>
<P><HI>For Satisfaction of the Buyers, as to the Condi|tion of the Books, they will be expo&s;ed to View at the Place above-mentioned, every day for a week before the Sale begins.</HI></P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE><DATE>November <HI>20. 1682.</HI></DATE></DATELINE>
<SIGNED>EDWARD MILLINGTON.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<HEAD>Law Books in <HI>Folio.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 <HI>P&V;lton</HI>'s Statutes with Manby's Continuation, in 2 Vol. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Roll</HI>'s Abridgement, in 2 Vol 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>Ra&s;tall</HI>'s Entries. 1574</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 <HI>Town&s;end</HI>'s Tables. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Reports in Engli&s;h with the 12th. Part. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 &mdash; Declarations and Pleadings in Engli&s;h. 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 &mdash;Reports in French, 11 parts in 5. vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 Regi&s;ter of Writs, la&s;t Edition. 1634</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Select Law Ca&s;es, being his 13. part. 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 <HI>Bul&s;trod</HI>'s Reports, compleat. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 Common Place-book of the Common Law fairly written.</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Wingate</HI>'s Maxims of the Law. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Leonard</HI>'s Reports Compleat in 2 vol. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Yelverton</HI>'s Reports. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 <HI>Cowell</HI>'s Interpreter. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Crook</HI>'s Reports, in 3 vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>Owen</HI>'s Reports. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Dalton</HI>'s Office of a Ju&s;tice of Peace. 1666</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Bendlow</HI>'s Reports. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Plowden</HI>'s Reports, both parts with the Tables. 1613</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 <HI>Ra&s;tall</HI>'s Abridgment of Statutes from Magna Charta to 7 <HI>Jacobi.</HI> 1621</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 <HI>Hubbart</HI>'s Reports. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 <HI>Keilwey</HI>'s Reports. 1633</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 <HI>Cook</HI>'s In&s;titutes, 4 parts in 3 vol. 1639, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>25 <HI>Dyer</HI>'s Reports, with the Table.</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Entries. 1614</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 <HI>Keeble</HI>'s Collection of Statutes. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 The&s;aurus Brevium. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 Brevia Judicialia. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Actions upon the Ca&s;e for Slander. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 &mdash;Actions upon the Ca&s;e for Deeds. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 <HI>Statham</HI>'s Abridgment, Liber Antiqui&s;&s;imus</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 <HI>Bolton</HI>'s Ju&s;tice of Peace for Ireland. 1638</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 The Petition and Advice pre&s;ented to the Lord Protector by the Parliament, begun at <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter,</HI> 1656. together with all the Acts of that Parliament. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 <HI>Ander&s;on</HI>'s Reports 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 <HI>Winch</HI>'s Book of Entries. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 Judge <HI>Jone</HI>'s Reports. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 Judge <HI>Vaughan</HI>'s Reports. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 <HI>Roll</HI>'s Reports in 2 vol. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 Sir <HI>John Davis</HI>'s Reports. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 <HI>Dalton</HI>'s Office of Sheriffs. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="2" REF="4">40 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Law of Common A&s;&s;urances. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 Liber Placitandi, Mr. <HI>Thomp&s;on</HI>'s Book of Entries. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 <HI>Blounts</HI> Law Dictionary. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 <HI>Style</HI>'s Reports. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 Officina Brevium, or Select Entries in the Court of Common Pleas. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 <HI>Cawley's</HI> Laws again&s;t Recu&s;ants Explained, by the Judgments and Re&s;olutions of the Judges. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 Year-books la&s;t Edit. in 5. vol. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 <HI>Brown</HI>'s Book of Entries, both parts in one vol. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 Suarez de Legibus omnibus. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 Linwood Con&s;titut. Anglican. item Otho &amp; Othobon. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 <HI>Town&s;end</HI>'s Collection of 4 Parliamentary Proceedings in Q. <HI>Elizab.</HI> time. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 Book of Precedents with &s;everal Notes and Ob&s;ervations, Manu&s;cript.</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 <HI>Dugdale</HI>'s Origines Juridiciales. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 Modern Reports in the Reign of K. <HI>Charles</HI> Second. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>54 <HI>Latche</HI>'s Reports. 1661</ITEM>
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<HEAD>Law Books in <HI>Quarto.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 <HI>GRegory</HI>'s Moot Book in Engli&s;h. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Swinburn</HI> of Wills and Te&s;taments. 1640</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>Sheppards</HI> Touch&s;tone of A&s;&s;urances. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 Placita Latine Redeviva, by <HI>A&s;ton.</HI> 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 <HI>We&s;t</HI>'s Precedents both parts. 1610</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>Hugh</HI>'s Abridgment, 3 vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 Compleat Clerk. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 <HI>Husband</HI>'s Collections of Votes, Orders, Remon&s;trances, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1643</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 <HI>Woman</HI>'s Lawyer. 1632</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 Sir <HI>Francis Bacon</HI>'s Elements of the Law. 1639</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 Perfect Conveyancer. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Standford</HI>'s Pleas of the Crown. 160<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Compleat Copyholder. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Crumpton</HI>'s Juri&s;diction of Courts. 1637</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 <HI>Godolphins</HI> Abridgment of Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Laws. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Brownlow</HI>'s Reports. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>Selden</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of Tythes. 1618</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Cumber</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of Tythes again&s;t <HI>Selden.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Goldsbrough</HI>'s Reports. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Grand Abridgment of the Law in 3 vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 <HI>Standford</HI>'s Pleas of the Crown wanting the Title. 1574</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 &mdash; Expo&s;ition of the K. Prerogative wanting the latter end. 1577</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 <HI>Sadler</HI>'s Rights of the Kingdom or Cu&s;toms of our Ance&s;tors. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 <HI>Brook</HI>'s Abridgment. 1558</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 <HI>Fitzherbert</HI>'s Abridgment with a Table. 1577</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 Fleta cum Commentariis <HI>Seldeni.</HI> 1647</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 <HI>Powell</HI>'s Attornies Academy. 1623</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 <HI>Pulton</HI>'s Ab&s;tract of all the Penal Statutes in force. 1577</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 An Ab&s;tract of certain Acts of Parliament, Injunctions, Canons, Con&s;titutions and Synodals, E&s;tabli&s;hed; and in force for the peaceable Government of the Church in Q. <HI>Elizabeths</HI> Dominions, together with an An&s;wer. 1584</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="3" REF="4">29 <HI>Marche</HI>'s Reports. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 <HI>Fitszherbert</HI>'s Office of a Ju&s;tice of Peace. 1584</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 <HI>Sumner</HI>'s Treati&s;e of Gavelkind. 16<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">0</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 <HI>Prynn</HI>'s Sovereign Power of Parliaments, all 4 parts; with Popi&s;h Royal Favo|rite, <HI>Romes</HI> Ma&s;terpiece, New Plea for the Parliament, and &s;everal other Tracts.</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 The Kings Declaration to both Hou&s;es, with &s;everal other Papers. 1641, 1642</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 The Engli&s;h Hermite or the Life of Roger Crab.</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Relation between the Lord of the Mannor, and the Copyholder.</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Sir <HI>Francis Bacon</HI>'s Charge concerning Duels.</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Englands Common-wealth, &s;hewing the Liberty of the People, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Per&s;wa&s;ive to Compliance, under the pre&s;ent Government; with a Plea for a Free State compared with Monarchy. 1652</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Vindication of the Common wealth of <HI>England,</HI> again&s;t <HI>Salma&s;ius</HI> and others, with divers other Tracts in the &s;ame Volum.</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 <HI>Prynn</HI>'s Legal Re&s;olution of 2 Queries, concerning the Duty of Mini&s;ters and Vicars of Pari&s;h Churches.</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 Sir <HI>Walter Raleigh</HI>'s Prerogative of Parliaments in <HI>England.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>35 &mdash;<HI>Holbourn</HI>'s Reading on the Statute 25 of <HI>Edw.</HI> 3. about Trea&s;ons. 1642</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 &mdash;Aphori&s;ms of the Kingdom with &s;everal other Pamphlets about that time.</ITEM>
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<HEAD>Law Books in <HI>Octavo.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 AUthority of all Ju&s;tices of the Peace. 1580</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 Attornies Guide. 1656</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>A&s;he</HI>'s General Table to <HI>Cook</HI>'s Reports in French. 1631</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 Ancient Right of the Commons of <HI>England,</HI> A&s;&s;erted by <HI>W. Petyt.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 Abridgment of <HI>Cook</HI> upon <HI>Littleton.</HI> 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>A&s;he</HI>'s Tables to the Statutes of Equity, with the Reports of <HI>Dalli&s;on</HI> and <HI>Bendlows.</HI> 1609</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 Actions upon the Ca&s;e for Slander. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 <HI>Bridall's</HI> Abridgment of the Laws of <HI>England,</HI> touching Capital Offences. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 <HI>Babington</HI>'s advice to Grand Jurors in Ca&s;es of Blood. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 Body of the Common Law by <HI>Wingate.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 <HI>Britton</HI> de Legibus Angliae, old Edit. in <HI>Hen.</HI> 8th. time.</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Brown</HI>'s Entring Clerk's Vade mecum. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Brook</HI>'s New Ca&s;es in the times of <HI>Hen.</HI> 8th. <HI>Ed.</HI> 6th. and Q. <HI>Mary,</HI> Engli&s;h. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 Common Law Epitomized. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 <HI>Crook</HI>'s Abridgment. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Compleat Copyholder. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 Compleat Solicitor. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 Con&s;titution of Parliaments in <HI>England,</HI> by Sir <HI>John Pettus.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Calthroop</HI>'s Reports. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Caries</HI> Reports in Chancery. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 Clerks Guide in 3 parts. 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 Compleat Attorney. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 Clerks Vade mecum. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 Compendious Treati&s;e of Fines and Recoveries. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 Clerks Manual or Forms of Pleas, Declarations, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 Compleat Ju&s;tice Inlarged. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 Collection of Debates of Parliament, 1680. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="4" REF="5">28 Clerks Praxis Admiralitatis Curiae. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 <HI>Cary</HI>'s Guide to Per&s;ons concerned in Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Courts.</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 <HI>Dyer</HI>'s Abridgment. 1609</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 Sr. <HI>John Davis</HI>'s Abridgment of <HI>Cooks</HI> 11 Reports in Engli&s;h. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 Directions for the &s;tudy of the Law, by <HI>Philips.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 <HI>Degg</HI>'s Par&s;ons Councellor. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 Dialogue betwixt Doctor and Student. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 Exact Con&s;table. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 <HI>Fitzherbert</HI>'s Natura Brevium, French. 1635</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 &mdash;Idem, by <HI>Tothill.</HI> 1567</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 &mdash;Idem Engli&s;h. 1652</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 <HI>Einch</HI>'s Law in Engli&s;h. 1636</ITEM>
<ITEM>40 Forte&s;cue de Laudibus Legum Angliae, with <HI>Seldens</HI> Notes. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 <HI>Fulwoods</HI> Lawfulne&s;s of Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Juri&s;diction in the Church of <HI>England.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 <HI>Filacer</HI>'s Office.</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 Grotius de Jure Belli &amp; pacis cum Annotat. Authoris. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 &mdash;Idem in Engli&s;h. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 <HI>Gli&s;&s;ons</HI> Epitome of the Common Law. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 <HI>Greenwood</HI> of Country Judicatures. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 Guide to Con&s;tables. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 Glanvill de Legibus Angliae. 1604</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 <HI>Grim&s;tone</HI>'s Orders in Chancery. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 <HI>Hunt</HI>'s Argument for Bi&s;hops Right in Judging Capital Cau&s;es in Parliament. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 <HI>Hale</HI>'s Pleas of the Crown. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 Hi&s;torical Collections of the proceeding of la&s;t Parliament. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 <HI>Hugh</HI>'s Par&s;ons Law. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>54 <HI>Herne</HI>'s Law of Conveyances. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>55 <HI>Hugh</HI>'s Abridgment of <HI>Moores</HI> Reports. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>56 &mdash;his Abridgment of <HI>Crooks</HI> 3 vol. of Reports, in 2 parts. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>57 <HI>Hackwell</HI> of pa&s;&s;ing Bills in Parliament. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>58 Lord <HI>Hollis</HI>'s Grand Que&s;tion concerning the Judicature of the Hou&s;e of Peers in <HI>Skinners</HI> Ca&s;e. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>59 &mdash;Juri&s;diction of the Hou&s;e of Lords in point of Impo&s;itions. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>60 &mdash;Juri&s;diction of the Hou&s;e of Peers in point of Appeals. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>61 &mdash;Remains about Bi&s;hops Judicature in Parliament. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>62 <HI>Ireland</HI>'s Abridgment of <HI>Cook's</HI> Reports. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>63 The Works of <HI>John Jones</HI> in 6 Treati&s;es referring to Reformation of the Laws of <HI>England.</HI> 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>64 Ju&s;tice of Peace his Clerks Cabinet. 1654</ITEM>
<ITEM>65 Ju&s;tice Re&s;tored, a Guide to Ju&s;tices. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>66 Journal of the Hou&s;e of Commons. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>67 Judges Re&s;olutions upon the Statutes concerning Bankrupts. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>68 <HI>Kitchin</HI> of Courts in Engli&s;h. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>69 &mdash;Idem in French. 1587</ITEM>
<ITEM>70 <HI>Lambard</HI>'s Duty of Con&s;tables, Tything-men, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>71 Landlords Law. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>72 <HI>Leigh</HI>'s Commentary of Law Terms. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>73 <HI>Littleton</HI>'s Tenures, French and Engli&s;h. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>74 <HI>Lambard</HI>'s Di&s;cour&s;e on the High Courts of Ju&s;tice in <HI>England.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>75 <HI>March's</HI> Actions of Slander. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>76 <HI>Merriton</HI> of Wills and Te&s;taments. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>77 &mdash;Landlords Law. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>78 &mdash;<HI>Par&s;on</HI>'s Monitor 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="5" REF="5">79 <HI>Noy</HI>'s Compleat Lawyer. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>80 &mdash; Maxims of Law. 167<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>81 New Book of In&s;truments for Attornies, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>82 Office and Duty of Executors. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>83 Office of the Clerk of the Market. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>84 <HI>Petyt</HI>'s Rights of the Commons of <HI>England.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>85 <HI>Plowden</HI>'s Abridgment in French. 1607</ITEM>
<ITEM>86 &mdash; Idem, in Engli&s;h. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>87 Par&s;on's Law 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>88 <HI>Plowden</HI>'s Quaeries. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>89 <HI>Perkin</HI>'s of the Law in Engli&s;h. 1642</ITEM>
<ITEM>90 <HI>Philips</HI> Directions for the &s;tudy of the Law. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>91 Sir <HI>John Pettus</HI>'s Con&s;titution of Engli&s;h Parliaments&mdash;. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>92 Practick Part of the Law, &s;hewing the Office of an Attorney and Solicitor. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>93 Practice of the High Court of Chancery. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>94 Practica Walliae, or proceeding of the Great Se&s;&s;ions in <HI>Wales.</HI> 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>95 Practick Part of the Office of a Ju&s;tice of Peace. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>96 Practice of the Exchequer Court. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>97 Preparative to Pleading, by <HI>Town&s;end.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>98 <HI>Ridley</HI>'s View of the Civil, and Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Law. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>99 Several Antient Tracts Intituled Ju&s;tice of Peace, Court Baron, Court Leet, Court Hundred, <HI>Returna Brevium, Carta Feodi,</HI> &amp;c. 1544</ITEM>
<ITEM>100 Statuta Pacis. 1654</ITEM>
<ITEM>101 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Propo&s;als, for Regulation of the Law. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>102 <HI>Survey</HI> of the Common Law, by <HI>Gli&s;&s;on</HI> and <HI>Gul&s;ton.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>103 <HI>Selden</HI> of the Judicature in Parliaments. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>104 <HI>Style</HI>'s Practical Regi&s;ter. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>105 The Solicitor. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>106 <HI>Selden</HI>'s Priviledge of Baronage. 1642</ITEM>
<ITEM>107 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Court-keepers Guide. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>108 Statutes of Bankrupt, with the Re&s;olutions of the Judges. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>109 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Actions on the Ca&s;e for Deeds. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>110 &mdash;Actions on the Ca&s;e for Slander. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>111 &mdash;Office of a Ju&s;tice of Peace. 1652</ITEM>
<ITEM>112 Statuta vetera &amp; recentiora. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>113 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Office of the Clerk of the Market. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>114 Several Antient Statutes collected by order of K <HI>Hon.</HI> 8th. and commanded to be put in Execution under pain of his high Di&s;plea&s;ure. 1538</ITEM>
<ITEM>115 Terms of the Law. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>116 Table to <HI>Dyer</HI>'s Reports. 1622</ITEM>
<ITEM>117 <HI>Tothill</HI>'s Tran&s;actions in Chancery. 1649</ITEM>
<ITEM>118 <HI>Trotman</HI>'s Abridgment of <HI>Cook</HI>'s Reports. 1640</ITEM>
<ITEM>119 The Tryal of the Regicides in 1660. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>120 Touch&s;tone of Precedents, relating to Judicial Proceedings at Common Law. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>121 <HI>Town&s;end</HI>'s Preparative to Pleading. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>122 Tryals per Pais, or the Law concerning Juries by <HI>Ni&s;i Prius, &amp;c.</HI> 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>123 Tenants Law. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>124 <HI>Vaughan</HI>'s Practica Walliae. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>125 <HI>Wingate</HI>'s Abridgment of Statutes. 1666</ITEM>
<ITEM>126 <HI>Wilkin&s;on</HI>'s Office of Sheriffs. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>127 <HI>Wingate</HI>'s Body of Common Law. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>128 <HI>Young</HI>'s Vade mecum of the Statutes. 1653</ITEM>
<ITEM>129 Young Clerks Tutor. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>130 Young Clerks Guide, in 4 parts. 1682</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<PB N="6" REF="6">
<HEAD>An Appendix to the Law Catalogue in <HI>Folio.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 COmmon-Place Book of the Common Law, fairly written.</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Yelverton</HI>'s Reports. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>Dalton</HI>'s Ju&s;tice of Peace. 1666</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 <HI>Hubbart</HI>'s Reports. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Reports in French, Compleat in 1 vol. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>Poulton</HI>'s Statutes, with <HI>Manby</HI>'s Continuation, in 2 vol. 1661. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Reports in Engli&s;h. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 <HI>Winche</HI>'s Book of Entries. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 Judge <HI>Jone</HI>'s Reports. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 Sir <HI>John Davies</HI>'s Reports. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 <HI>Dalton</HI>'s Office of Sheriffs. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 Liber Placitandi, Mr. <HI>Thomp&s;on</HI>'s Book-Entries. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Latche</HI>'s Reports. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Ra&s;tall</HI>'s Entries. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 Officina Brevium, Select Entries in the Court of Common Pleas. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Cawley</HI>'s Laws again&s;t Recu&s;ants explained, by the Judgments and Re&s;olutions of the Judges. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>Roll</HI>'s Reports, in 2 vol. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Suarez</HI> de Legibus omnibus. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Linwood</HI>'s Con&s;titutiones Anglicanae, item Otho &amp; Othobon. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Cooke</HI>'s In&s;titutes, in 3 vol. Fol. 1670 &amp; 80.</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 <HI>Dugdale</HI>'s Origines Juridiciales. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 Modern Reports in the Reign of K. <HI>Charles</HI> 2. 1682</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Law Books in <HI>Quarto.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>23 <HI>WErt</HI>'s Precedents both parts. 1597</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 <HI>Swinburn</HI> of Wills and Te&s;taments. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 Pl<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">cita Latine redeviva, by <HI>A&s;ton.</HI> 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 <HI>Godolphin</HI>'s Abridgment of Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Laws. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 Compleat Clerk. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 <HI>Sadler</HI>'s Rights of the Kingdom, or Cu&s;tomes of our Ance&s;tors. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 <HI>Marche</HI>'s Reports. 1675</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Law Books in <HI>Octavo.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>30 ANtient Right of the Commons a&s;&s;erted, by <HI>W. Petyt.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 <HI>Brydall</HI>'s Abridgment of the Laws of <HI>England,</HI> touching Capital Offences. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 <HI>Babington</HI>'s Advice to Grand Jurors in Ca&s;es of Blood. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="7" REF="6">33 <HI>Brown</HI>'s Entring Clerk's Vade mecum. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 <HI>Cook</HI>'s Compleat Coppy-holder. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 Compendious Treati&s;e of Fines and Recoveries. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 Clerk's Manual, Forms of Pleas, Declarations, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 Collection of Debates of Parliament. 1680. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 Clerk's Praxis Admiralitatis Curiae. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 <HI>Cary</HI>'s Guide to per&s;ons concerned in Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Courts</ITEM>
<ITEM>40 <HI>Degg</HI>'s Par&s;ons Councellor. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 Exact Con&s;table. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 <HI>Forte&s;cue</HI>'s de laudibus Legum Angliae, with <HI>Seldens</HI> Notes. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 <HI>Hunt</HI>'s Argument for Bi&s;hops Right in judging Capital Cau&s;es in Parliament. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 Lord <HI>Hollis</HI> Grand Que&s;tion concerning the Judicature of the Hou&s;e of Peers, in <HI>Skinners</HI> Ca&s;e. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 &mdash;Juri&s;diction of the Hou&s;e of Lords, in point of Impo&s;itions. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 &mdash;Judicature of the Hou&s;e of Peers, in point of Appeals. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 Judges Re&s;olutions on the Statutes of Bankrupt. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 <HI>Kitchin</HI> of Courts, French. 1687</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 <HI>Lambard</HI>'s Duty of Con&s;tables, Tything-men, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 <HI>Merriton</HI> of Wills and Te&s;taments. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 &mdash;Landlords Law. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 New Book of In&s;truments for Attornies, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 <HI>Philip</HI>'s Directions for the &s;tudy of the Law. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>54 Practick part of the Law, &s;hewing the Office of Attorney and Solicitor. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>55 Practice of the High Court of Chancery. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>56 <HI>Selden</HI> of the Judicature of Parliament. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>57 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Court-Keepers Guide. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>58 &mdash;Actions upon the Ca&s;e for Deeds. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>59 <HI>Tothill</HI>'s Tran&s;actions in Chancery. 1649</ITEM>
<ITEM>60 Tryals of the Regicides, in 1660. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>61 Touch&s;tone of Precedents, relating to judical proceeding at Common Law. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>62 Tryals per Pais, or the Law concerning Juries by <HI>Ni&s;i Prius.</HI> 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>63 Tenants Law. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>64 <HI>Wingate</HI>'s Body of Common Law. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>65 Young Clerks Tutor. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>66 Young Clerks Guide, in 4 Parts. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>67 Statuta vetera &amp; recentiora. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>68 The Ca&s;e of the Government of <HI>England</HI> E&s;tabli&s;hed by Law. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>69 Security of Engli&s;h mens Lives, by Juries. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>70 <HI>De Jure Maritimo &amp; Navali;</HI> a Treati&s;e of Affairs Maritime, and of Commerce. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>71 Terms of the Law. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>72 <HI>Fitzherbert</HI>'s Natura Brevium. 1553</ITEM>
<ITEM>73 Compleat Ju&s;tice. 1636</ITEM>
<ITEM>74 <HI>Ba&s;&s;ett</HI>'s Catalogue of Statute and Common Law Books. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>75 <HI>Hugh</HI>'s Par&s;ons Law. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>76 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Ju&s;tice of Peace his Clerks Cabinet. 1654</ITEM>
<ITEM>77 Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas. 1648</ITEM>
<ITEM>78 <HI>Young</HI>'s Vade mecum, or Table of Statutes. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>79 <HI>Brydall</HI>'s Pro&s;pect of the Laws of <HI>England,</HI> concerning the &s;afegard of the Kings per&s;on. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>80 The &s;everal Acts about Hearth Money ab&s;tracted. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>81 <HI>Wilkin&s;on</HI>'s Office of Sheriffs. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>82 <HI>Sheppard</HI>'s Survey of County Judicatures. 1656</ITEM>
<ITEM>83 <HI>Littleton</HI> and <HI>Perkins</HI> in French (<HI>Littleton</HI> Imperfect.) 1604</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="8" REF="7">84 Two old Treati&s;es concerning the Duties of Con&s;tables, Tything-men, and the Duties of Sheriffs, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>85 Judge <HI>Jenkins</HI>'s <HI>Lex Terrae.</HI> 1648</ITEM>
<ITEM>86 Manual Analecta, or the Compleat Ju&s;tice, Inerleaved with additions in Manu&s;cript. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>87 <HI>Jone</HI>'s Judges judged. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>88 &mdash; New Returna Brevium. 1650</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Law Books omitted.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 <HI>PRynn</HI> of the Sovere<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">gn Dominion of the Kings of <HI>England</HI> over all per&s;ons and Cau&s;es, in the Reign of King <HI>John, Henry</HI> the 3. and <HI>Edward</HI> the 1. fol. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Selden</HI>'s Right and Dominion of the Sea, fol. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>Grotius</HI> of the Rights of War and Peace. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 <HI>Petyt</HI>'s Treati&s;e of Taxes and Contributions, quarto. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 <HI>Prynn</HI>'s Brevia Parliamentaria rediviva, quarto. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 The Priviledges and Practices of Parliaments in <HI>England,</HI> quarto. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 <HI>Fab. Philips</HI> of the Antiquity, Legality, right u&s;e, and ancient u&s;age of Fines pay'd in Chancery, quarto. 1663</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Philological.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>8 <HI>HOlyoak</HI>'s Large Dictionary, Latin and Engli&s;h, fol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 <HI>Min&s;haw</HI>'s Dictionary of nine Languages, fol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 <HI>Ciceronis</HI> Opera, 2 vol. fol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 <HI>Littleton</HI>'s Dictionary, Engli&s;h and Lat. quarto.</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Goldman</HI>'s Dictionary, Engli&s;h and Lat. quarto.</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Cole</HI>'s Dictionary, Engli&s;h and Lat. quarto.</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Engli&s;h Hi&s;tory, Political, Humanity, &amp;c. <HI>Folio,</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 <HI>HEylin</HI>'s Co&s;mography. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 Hi&s;tory of the Council of Trent, and of the Spani&s;h Inqui&s;ition, by Father <HI>Paul.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 <HI>Fowlis</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of Romi&s;h Trea&s;ons, and U&s;urpation. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 &mdash; Of the Plots and Con&s;piracies of the Presbyterians. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 Cardinal <HI>Bentivogli</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Wars of <HI>Flanders.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>Howell</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the World, in 2 vol. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 The Holy Court by <HI>Nic. Cau&s;in.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 Sir <HI>William Dugdale</HI>'s View of the late troubles in <HI>England.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 &mdash; Baronage of <HI>England,</HI> in 2 vol. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 Sir <HI>Rich. Baker</HI>'s Chronicle of <HI>England.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 <HI>Tow&s;end</HI>'s Hi&s;torical Collections of the Four la&s;t Parliaments, of Q <HI>Elizabeth.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Burlace</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Iri&s;h Rebellion. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 Dr. <HI>Burnet</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Reformation of the Church of <HI>England,</HI> in 2 vol. 1631</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Hobbs</HI>'s Leviathan. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 <HI>Wil&s;on</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Reign of King <HI>James.</HI> 1653</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Davila</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Wars of <HI>France.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>Spot&s;wood</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Church of <HI>Scotland.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Burnet</HI>'s Memoires, of the Lives of the Dukes of <HI>Hamilton.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Gualdo Priora</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of France. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="9" REF="7">20 <HI>Speed</HI>'s Chronicle of Great Britain.</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 &mdash; Geographical De&s;cription of <HI>England,</HI> and Foreign parts, be&s;t Paper. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 <HI>Wanly</HI>'s Wonders of the World, or Hi&s;tory of Man. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 <HI>Machiavell</HI>'s Works. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 Lord <HI>Bacon</HI>'s Natural Hi&s;tory. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 &mdash; Advancement and Proficiency of Learning. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 <HI>Ru&s;hworth</HI>'s Hi&s;torical Collections, with Lord <HI>Staffords</HI> Tryal, in 4 vol. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 <HI>Tavernier</HI>'s Travels through <HI>Turkey</HI> into the Ea&s;t-Indie. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 <HI>Wilkins</HI>'s E&s;&s;ay of a Philo&s;ophical Language. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 <HI>Ricaut</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the <HI>Turks.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 Dr. <HI>Cave</HI>'s Lives of the Primitive Fathers. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 Sir <HI>Tho. Herbert</HI>'s Travels. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 <HI>Grotius</HI> Of the Rights of War and Peace. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 <HI>Cary</HI>'s Chronological Account of antient time. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 Hi&s;tory of the Life and Reign of King <HI>Edward</HI> the Second. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 <HI>Feltham</HI>'s Re&s;olves, Divine, Moral, Political. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 <HI>Oglesby</HI>'s Homer's Iliads with Figures. 16</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 Captain <HI>Knox</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the I&s;land of <HI>Ceylon,</HI> with Figures. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 <HI>Willoughby</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of Birds, with many curious Figures. Al&s;o Di&s;cour&s;es of the Art of Fowling, Of ordering Singing Birds, and of Falconry. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 <HI>Dugdale</HI>'s Antiquities of St. <HI>Pauls</HI> Cathedral. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>40 Sir <HI>Win&s;ton Churchill</HI>'s Remarks on the Lives of all the Kings of <HI>England.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 Sir <HI>William Davenant</HI>'s Works. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 <HI>Beaumont</HI> and <HI>Fletcher</HI>'s Playes. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 <HI>Cowley</HI>'s Poems, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> compleat. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 <HI>Clark</HI>'s General Martyrology. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 &mdash; Lives of the Fathers, being the Marrow of Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Hi&s;tory. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 <HI>Sy&s;tema Agriculturae,</HI> or My&s;tery of Husbandry di&s;covered. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 Dr. <HI>Cudworth</HI>'s Intellectual Sy&s;tem of the Univer&s;e. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 <HI>Reynolds</HI> of the Triumphs of Gods Revenge again&s;t Murder, and Adultery. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 <HI>Rea</HI>'s <HI>Flora, Ceres</HI> and <HI>Pomona.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 <HI>Purchas</HI> his Pilgrims, 5 vol. 1615</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 <HI>Ludolphus</HI> his H<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;tory of Ethiopia, with Figures. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 <HI>Sander&s;on</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of King <HI>Charles.</HI> 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 <HI>Web&s;ter</HI>'s Di&s;play of Witchcraft. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>54 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Polybius,</HI> Engli&s;h. 1634</ITEM>
<ITEM>55 Madam <HI>Philips</HI> Poems, and Plays. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>56 Partheni&s;&s;a, by the Earl of <HI>Orrery.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>57 <HI>Orlando Furio&s;o,</HI> by Sir <HI>John Harrington,</HI> with Figures. 1634</ITEM>
<ITEM>58 <HI>Leybourn</HI>'s Compleat Surveyor. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>59 &mdash; Dyalling. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>60 <HI>Heath</HI>'s Chronicle of the late Wars in <HI>England.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>61 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Lapland,</HI> with Manners, Habits and Conjurations of that People. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>62 Oglesby's <HI>A&s;ia, Africa, America, China</HI> and Hi&s;tory of <HI>Japan,</HI> all Compleat and il|lu&s;trated with curious Figures, in 6 vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>63 <HI>Camden</HI>'s <HI>Britannia,</HI> with Mapps. 1610</ITEM>
<ITEM>64 <HI>Bramhall</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of Spectres, Apparitions, Oracles, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>65 <HI>Thucydides</HI>'s <HI>Pelopone&s;ian</HI> Hi&s;tory, Engli&s;hed by <HI>Hobbs.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>66 <HI>Plutarch</HI>'s Lives, with the &s;upplement. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>67 <HI>Nal&s;on</HI>'s Impartial Collection of great affairs of State. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>68 <HI>Fox</HI>'s Book of Martyrs, or Acts and Monuments of the Church, 3 vol. 1631, &amp;c.</ITEM>
<ITEM>69 <HI>Ovid</HI>'s Metamorpho&s;s Engli&s;hed, mythologized, and repre&s;ented in Figures, by <HI>Sands.</HI> 1632</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="10" REF="8">70 <HI>Whitlock</HI>'s Memorials of Engli&s;h affairs. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>71 <HI>Philip</HI>'s Dictionary of hard Engli&s;h words. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>72 Dr. <HI>Ingelo</HI>'s <HI>Bentevoglio</HI> and <HI>&V;rania</HI> compleat. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>73 <HI>Burton</HI>'s Anatomy of Melancholy, with a Satyrical Preface. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>74 <HI>Camden</HI>'s Life and Reign of Queen <HI>Elizabeth.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>75 Annals of K. <HI>James</HI> and K. <HI>Charles,</HI> by <HI>Frankland</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>76 <HI>Evelyn</HI> of Fore&s;t Trees, and Propagation of Timber. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>77 <HI>No&s;tradamus</HI> his Prophecies. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>78 <HI>Appian</HI> of <HI>Alexandria</HI> his Hi&s;tory of the Civil Wars of <HI>Rome.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>79 <HI>May</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Parliament of <HI>England.</HI> 1647</ITEM>
<ITEM>80 <HI>Spencer</HI>'s Fairy Queen. 1609</ITEM>
<ITEM>81 Hi&s;tory of the uniting of the Kingdom of <HI>Portugal</HI> to the Crown of <HI>Ca&s;til.</HI> 1600</ITEM>
<ITEM>82 <HI>Seneca</HI>'s Works in Engli&s;h. 1614</ITEM>
<ITEM>83 <HI>William</HI>'s Perfect States-man. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>84 <HI>Saunder</HI>'s <HI>Phy&s;iognomy</HI> and <HI>Chiromancy.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>85 <HI>Blome</HI>'s <HI>Britannia,</HI> with Mapps.</ITEM>
<ITEM>86 Duke of <HI>Albemarle</HI>'s Ob&s;ervations upon Military and Political affairs. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>87 Sir <HI>James Turner</HI>'s Pallas Armata; Military E&s;&s;ayes of the Ancient, Grecian, Roman, and Modern Art of War.</ITEM>
<ITEM>88 The Sphere of <HI>Marcus Manilius</HI> made an Engli&s;h Poem, with Annotations, and an A&s;tro|nomical Appendix, by <HI>Edw. Sherburn,</HI> E&s;q;. 1675</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="book type">
<HEAD>Engli&s;h Hi&s;tory in <HI>Quarto.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>1 SIr <HI>John Temple</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Iri&s;h Rebellion</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Milton</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of <HI>Britain.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>3 The Tryal of Witts.</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 <HI>Markham</HI>'s Ma&s;ter-piece, concerning Farriery.</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 <HI>Godwin</HI>'s Jewi&s;h antiquities.</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>Digby</HI> of Bodies, of the Immortality of the Soul, and of Sympathetical Powder.</ITEM>
<ITEM>7 The Image broken, being an An&s;wer to <HI>Miltons Eikonocla&s;tes.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>8 <HI>Yarrington</HI>'s <HI>Englands</HI> Improvement.</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 Book of the names of all the Pari&s;hes, Market-Towns, Villages and Hamlets of <HI>England</HI> and <HI>Wales.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>10 Earl of <HI>Clarendon</HI>'s Survey of <HI>Hobb</HI>'s Leviathan.</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 <HI>Glanvill</HI>'s <HI>Scep&s;is Scientifica;</HI> Vanity of Dogmatizing.</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Godwin</HI>'s Expo&s;ition of the Roman Antiquities.</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Palmer</HI>'s Mathematical Jewel.</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Cumber</HI>'s Hi&s;torical Vindication of Tythes.</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 The Bull of Pope <HI>Pius</HI> the Fifth again&s;t Q. <HI>Elizabeth,</HI> with Ob&s;ervations of Bp. <HI>Barlow.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Phioravant</HI>'s Collection of Secrets in Phy&s;ick and Surgery.</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>French</HI> his Art of De&s;tillation.</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Gadbury</HI>'s Ephemerides, to 1701. in 2 vol.</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Brugis</HI>'s Marrow of Phy&s;ick.</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Glanvill</HI>'s E&s;&s;ays on &s;everal Subjects.</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 <HI>Markham</HI>'s Farewell to Husbandry.</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 The Je&s;uits Loyalty, manife&s;ted by three &s;everal Treati&s;es written by them, again&s;t the Oath of Allegiance, with Dr. <HI>Stillingfleet</HI>'s Preface.</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 &mdash; A Collection of &s;everal Treati&s;es concerning the Rea&s;ons and Occa&s;ions of the Penal Laws.</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 <HI>Nichol&s;on</HI>'s Expo&s;it<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">on on the Church Catechi&s;m.</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="11" REF="8">24 <HI>Prideaux</HI>'s Introduction to the Reading all &s;orts of Hi&s;tories.</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 <HI>Leice&s;ter</HI>'s Common-wealth.</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 <HI>Atwell</HI>'s Faithful Surveyer.</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 Letter of Re&s;olution, concerning <HI>Origen</HI> and his Opinions.</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 &mdash; <HI>Warren</HI>'s Di&s;cour&s;e again&s;t Praexi&s;tence of Humane &s;ouls.</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 Catalogue of the Books and Manu&s;cripts of the <HI>Norfolk</HI> Library.</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 <HI>Oglesby</HI>'s Ae&s;ops Fables Paraphra&s;ed, with Figures.</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 <HI>Cawdrey</HI>'s Store-hou&s;e of Similies.</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 <HI>Campanella</HI>'s Di&s;cour&s;e of the Spani&s;h Monarchy.</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 The Hi&s;tories of &s;everal Popi&s;h Policies and Practices in <HI>England</HI> and <HI>France.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>33 Lord <HI>Bacon</HI>'s E&s;&s;ayes.</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 <HI>Wat&s;on</HI>'s Ten Quodlibetical que&s;tions concerning Religion and State. 1602</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 <HI>Hayward</HI>'s An&s;wer to <HI>Doleman</HI>'s Conference about Succe&s;&s;ion. 1603</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 The Golden Fleece, di&s;covering the errors of Religion, the vices and decayes of the Kingdom, the ways to get wealth and re&s;tore Trade. 1626</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 <HI>Lloyd</HI>'s Dyal of Days containing 920 Roman triumphs, be&s;ides the triumphant Obelisks and Pyramids of the Aegyptians, Pillars, Arches and Trophies of the Grecians Per&s;ians, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1590</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 <HI>Melbank</HI>'s War betwixt Nature and Fortune. 1583</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 <HI>Matthew</HI>'s Life and Death of King <HI>Henry</HI> 4. of <HI>France.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>40 <HI>Lloyd</HI>'s Con&s;ent of Time, deciphering the Chronlogical errours of the Grecians, Romans and Per&s;ians. 1590</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 <HI>Bigg</HI>'s vanity of the Craft of Phy&s;ick. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 <HI>O&s;orius</HI>'s of Civil and Chri&s;tian Nobility. 1576</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 <HI>Pear&s;on</HI>'s Varieties, wherein the principal heads of divers Sciences are illu&s;trated, and &s;ecrets of Nature unfolded. 1635</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 <HI>Hernaudo Cortes</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Conque&s;t of the We&s;t Indies, called <HI>New Spain.</HI> 1578</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 <HI>Pugh</HI>'s Briti&s;h, and Outlandi&s;h Prophecies. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 <HI>Selden</HI>'s Titles of Honour. 1614</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 <HI>Barrow</HI>'s Method of Phy&s;ick. 1590</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 The Stage of Popi&s;h Toys, collected out of <HI>Stephanus</HI> his Apology for <HI>Herodotus.</HI> 1581</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 <HI>Horace</HI>'s Odes in Engli&s;h. 1625</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 Dr. <HI>Donn</HI>'s Poems. 1633</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 <HI>Charleton</HI>'s Enquiries into Humane Nature. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 <HI>Branker</HI>'s Introduction to Algebra. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 The Faithfull Surveyor, by <HI>Atwell.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>54 De&s;cription of <HI>Surinam,</HI> upon the Continent of <HI>Guiana</HI> in <HI>America.</HI> 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>55 The Je&s;uits Catechi&s;m. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>56 The Politician Di&s;covered. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>57 <HI>Markam Needham</HI>'s Hi&s;tory of the Engli&s;h Rebellion. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>58 Rea&s;on and Judgment, or &s;pecial remarks on the Life of Bi&s;hop <HI>Sander&s;on.</HI> 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>59 Lord <HI>Bacon</HI>'s Relation of the Sweating Sickne&s;s, examin'd by Dr. <HI>Stubbs,</HI> with his Defence of Phlebotomy. 1671</ITEM>
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<HEAD>Engli&s;h Hi&s;tory in <HI>Octavo.</HI></HEAD>
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<ITEM>1 <HI>LA Mothe (Francis)</HI> Animadver&s;ions on the Greek and Latin Hi&s;torians 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 <HI>Culpeper (Nich.)</HI> Engli&s;h Phy&s;ician Enlarged. 1656</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 My&s;tery of Je&s;uiti&s;m, or the New Here&s;ie of the Je&s;uits. 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 Rich Cabinet of Inventions, with Direct. for Drawing, Painting, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>5 Treati&s;e of Armes and Military Engines, Ancient and Modern. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>6 <HI>Cleveland (John)</HI> Poems, Orations, Epi&s;tles, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="12" REF="9">7 An argument, proving <HI>William</HI> D. of <HI>Normandy</HI> made no ab&s;olute Conque&s;t of <HI>England</HI> by the Sword. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>8 <HI>Wren (M.)</HI> Monarchy a&s;&s;erted, or State of Monarchy and Popular Government. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>9 <HI>Fulk</HI> (Dr. <HI>W.</HI>) De&s;cription of Meteors, Fiery, Aiery, Watry and Earthy. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>10 <HI>Ovid</HI>'s 5 Books <HI>de Tri&s;tibus,</HI> in Engli&s;h ver&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>11 Phy&s;ick for Families, enabling every one to cure them&s;elves. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>12 <HI>Markham</HI>'s Perfect Hor&s;e-man, or 50 years practice. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>13 <HI>Mill (Hum.)</HI> Night &s;earch, with the Projects of the times. 1646</ITEM>
<ITEM>14 <HI>Lucius Florus</HI>'s Roman Hi&s;tory in Engli&s;h.</ITEM>
<ITEM>15 Hi&s;tory of Ancient Ceremonies, or their Ri&s;e and Growth in the Church. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>16 <HI>Davies (John)</HI> Ob&s;ervations on <HI>Homer</HI> and <HI>Virgill.</HI> 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>17 <HI>Filmer</HI> (Sr. <HI>R.</HI>) Di&s;cour&s;e of the Lawfulne&s;s of U&s;ury. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>18 <HI>Marvel (And.)</HI> Rehear&s;al Tran&s;pros'd. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>19 <HI>Martingdale (Ad.)</HI> Land-meters <HI>Vade mecum,</HI> or Rules for &s;urveying. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>20 <HI>Bacon (Nath.)</HI> Relation of the fearful E&s;tate of <HI>Francis Spira.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>21 <HI>Thra&s;ter (W.)</HI> Marrow of Chymical Phy&s;ick. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>22 Witty Apothegms of K. <HI>James,</HI> K. <HI>Charles,</HI> Lord <HI>Bacon,</HI> &amp;c. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>23 Lives of Notorious Villains, memorable for their ba&s;e Actions. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>24 <HI>Mon&s;ieur Denis</HI> his Treati&s;e of the Court, or in&s;truction for Courtiers. 1622</ITEM>
<ITEM>25 Alcoran of Mahomet, in Engli&s;h. 1649</ITEM>
<ITEM>26 Catalogue of the Baronets of <HI>England.</HI> 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>27 <HI>Fage</HI>'s Co&s;mography, or De&s;cription of the whole World, with Figures. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>28 <HI>Britannia</HI>'s Pa&s;torals, a Poem. 1625</ITEM>
<ITEM>29 Witts Arithmetical Que&s;tions. 1634</ITEM>
<ITEM>30 <HI>Alleyn (Ch.)</HI> Hi&s;tory of <HI>Henry</HI> the 7th. and Battail of <HI>Poicteris.</HI> 1638</ITEM>
<ITEM>31 <HI>Davies (J.)</HI> Ceremonies of the Vacant &s;ee, in the Election of a Pope. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 <HI>Blunt (Sr. H.)</HI> Voyage to <HI>Levant,</HI> 1667. Voyage to <HI>Mauritania.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>32 Lord <HI>Howard</HI>'s Journey to <HI>Vienna</HI> and <HI>Con&s;tantinople.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>33 3 Volums of Almanacks of &s;everal Authors, for the years 1627, 28, 39.</ITEM>
<ITEM>34 Hi&s;tory of the Life and Death of <HI>Mary</HI> Queen of <HI>Scots.</HI> 1636</ITEM>
<ITEM>35 <HI>Cicero</HI>'s Familiar Epi&s;tles, in Engli&s;h.</ITEM>
<ITEM>36 <HI>Marcus Aurelius</HI>'s Golden Book. 1566</ITEM>
<ITEM>37 <HI>Gailhard (J.)</HI> Pre&s;ent State of Princes in <HI>Italy.</HI> 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>38 Son of the Rogue, or the Antiquity of Thieves. 1638</ITEM>
<ITEM>39 State of <HI>France,</HI> as it &s;tood in the 9th. year of <HI>Lewis</HI> 14th. 1652</ITEM>
<ITEM>40 Breviary of the Hi&s;tory of Parliaments in <HI>England,</HI> by <HI>T. May.</HI> 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>41 <HI>May (Tho.)</HI> his Tran&s;lation of <HI>Lucan</HI>'s <HI>Phar&s;alia.</HI> 1631</ITEM>
<ITEM>42 King of <HI>Spain</HI>'s Cabinet Council divulged. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>43 <HI>Spencer (Tho.)</HI> Art of Logick. 1628</ITEM>
<ITEM>44 Heroick Education, or Choice Maxims for training up Youth. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>45 <HI>Hart (John)</HI> his Orthography. 1569</ITEM>
<ITEM>46 <HI>Romulus</HI> and <HI>Tarquin,</HI> by <HI>Malvezzi.</HI> 1637</ITEM>
<ITEM>47 <HI>Filmer</HI> (Sr. <HI>Rob.</HI>) Di&s;cour&s;e of the Lawfulne&s;s of U&s;ury. 1653</ITEM>
<ITEM>48 <HI>Hayward</HI> (Sr. <HI>John</HI>) Life and Reign of <HI>Edward</HI> 6th. 1636</ITEM>
<ITEM>49 <HI>Hunt (Hon.)</HI> Intere&s;t of the Princes and States of Chri&s;tendom. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>50 New help to Di&s;cour&s;e, or Mirth mixt with Serious matters. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>51 <HI>Lucian</HI>'s Dialogues in Engli&s;h Burle&s;que. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>52 <HI>Rapin (R.)</HI> Reflections on <HI>Ari&s;totle</HI>'s Treati&s;e of Poe&s;ie. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>53 <HI>Keepe (H.)</HI> Hi&s;torical Account, St. <HI>Peters</HI> and the Monuments thereof at <HI>We&s;tm.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>54 <HI>Ver&s;tegan (R.)</HI> Antiquities of the Engli&s;h Nation. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>55 <HI>Painter</HI>'s Voyage of <HI>Italy,</HI> with an Account of the famous Paintings of the mo&s;t eminent Ma&s;ters, with Figures. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>56 <HI>Shirley (Tho.)</HI> Curio&s;ities of Scurvygra&s;s, and the Medicinal Vertues thereof. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="13" REF="9">57 Philo&s;ophical E&s;&s;ay of the Products of Stones in the World, and of the Cure of the Stone in men. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>58 New light to Alchymy, with a Chymical Dictionary. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>59 <HI>Jo&s;ephus (Ben Go.)</HI> Wars of the Jews, and De&s;truction of <HI>Jeru&s;alem.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>60 <HI>Manwaring (Tho.)</HI> of Pains in Humane Bodies, with a Tract of I&s;&s;ues and Setons. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>61 The perfect Politician, or a view of the Life and Actions of <HI>O. Cromwel</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>62 <HI>Pa&s;quin</HI> ri&s;en from the Dead, or his Voyage to the other World. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>63 Witts Paraphras'd in a Burle&s;que on the &s;everal late Tran&s;lations of <HI>Ovia</HI>'s Epi&s;tles 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>64 Hi&s;tory of the Treaty at <HI>Nimueguin,</HI> with Remarks on the Intere&s;t of <HI>Europe.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>65 Policy of the French Clergy to de&s;troy the Prote&s;tants, in a Dialogue between two Papi&s;ts. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>66 Poems on &s;everal occa&s;ions, by the Author of the Cen&s;ure of the <HI>Rota.</HI> 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>67 <HI>Ray (J)</HI> Collection of Engli&s;h Proverbs. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>68 <HI>Simp&s;on (W.)</HI> Chymical Anatomy of the <HI>Scarborough</HI> Spaw, and other Spaws in <HI>York&s;hire.</HI> 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>69 &mdash;Further Di&s;covery of the <HI>Scarborough</HI> Spaws, and right u&s;e thereof 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>70 Philo&s;ophical Epitaph in Hieroglyphcal Figures, with an explanation of the Golden Calf. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>71 <HI>Waller (Edm.)</HI> Poems on &s;everal occa&s;ions. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>72 <HI>Scarronides,</HI> or <HI>Virgil</HI> Trave&s;ty. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>73 Compleat Troller, or art of Catching Fi&s;h by Trolling. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>74 <HI>Salmon (Will.) London</HI> Di&s;pen&s;atory, and Praxis of Chymi&s;try. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>75 <HI>Woolveridge (J)</HI> Art of Gardening with Figures. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>76 <HI>Baconiana,</HI> or certain genuine Remains of Sir <HI>Francis Bacon.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>77 <HI>Temple</HI> (Sir <HI>Will.</HI>) his Mi&s;cellanies. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>78 <HI>Flatman (Tho)</HI> his Poems and Songs. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>79 Hi&s;tory of the Hou&s;e of <HI>E&s;t&eacute;e,</HI> the Ance&s;tors of the pre&s;ent Dutche&s;s of <HI>York.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>80 <HI>Tate (N.)</HI> his Poems. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>81 Unfortunate Heroes, or adventures of ten famous Men, <HI>viz. Ovid, Virgil.</HI> &amp;c. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>82 <HI>Britannia Languens,</HI> or a di&s;cour&s;e of Trade. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>83 <HI>Gailhard (J.)</HI> Compleat Gentleman, or education of Youth at home and abroad 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>84 Life of the Renowned <HI>Pet. D' Aubu&s;&s;on</HI> Grand Ma&s;ter of <HI>Rhodes.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>85 Grammatical Drollery, or Poems on the Nouns and Verbs in the Accidence. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>86 Life of Captain <HI>William Bedloe,</HI> one of the Di&s;coverers of the Plot. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>87 Every man his own Doctor, &s;hewing them their Con&s;titution, and how to apply fit Medicines. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>88 <HI>Izacke (Rich.)</HI> Remarkable Antiquities of the City of <HI>Exeter.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>89 <HI>Ba&s;il (Valentine)</HI> Triumphant Chariot of Antimony. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>90 <HI>Cole (E.)</HI> Engli&s;h Dictionary, explaining the difficult Terms in all Arts and Scien|ces. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>91 <HI>Waterhou&s;e (Edw.)</HI> Gentlemans Monitor, or the Vertues and Vices which are the ri&s;e and decay of Men and Families. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>92 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Tamerlain</HI> the Great. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>93 <HI>Rycaut (Paul)</HI> Tran&s;lation of the Spani&s;h Critick. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>94 <HI>Ray (John)</HI> Ob&s;ervations made in a Journey through the Low Countries. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>95 <HI>Merault (P.)</HI> Siege of the City of <HI>Rochell,</HI> with the Edict of <HI>Nantes.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>96 <HI>Cotton</HI>'s <HI>Po&s;thumes,</HI> with Que&s;tions concerning the Right and Power of Lords and Commons in Parliament. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>97 <HI>Care (H.)</HI> Practical Phy&s;ick, or five Treati&s;es of the mo&s;t Predominant Di&s;ea&s;es. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>98 <HI>Bernier (F.)</HI> Hi&s;tory of the late Revolution of the Empire of <HI>Mogol,</HI> in two vol. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="14" REF="10">99 <HI>Hobbs (Tho.)</HI> Art of Rhetorick, with a Di&s;cour&s;e of the Laws of <HI>England.</HI> 168<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>100 Royal Martyr, of life of K. <HI>Charles</HI> the Fir&s;t, by Dr. <HI>Perinchief.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>101 An account of the Per&s;ecution of the Prote&s;tants in <HI>France.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>102 <HI>Homer</HI> Alamode, or Burle&s;que on his ninth Book of Iliads. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>103 <HI>Sharrock (Rob.)</HI> Hi&s;tory of the Improvement of Vegetable's by concurrence of Art and Nature. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>104 <HI>Bohun (R.)</HI> Of the origine and properties of Wind, with an account of Hurricanes. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>105 <HI>Addi&s;on</HI>'s <HI>(L.)</HI> We&s;t <HI>Barbary,</HI> or Rev lutions of <HI>Fez</HI> and <HI>Morocco.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>106 Image of the Age, in four Characters, <HI>(viz.)</HI> the States-man, Mi&s;er, Gallant, and Schi&s;matick. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>107 <HI>Scarrons</HI> three Novels, <HI>viz.</HI> Fruitle&s;s Precaution, Hypocrites, and Innocent Adulte|ry. 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>108 Counter-pe&s;t again&s;t <HI>Plato Redivivus,</HI> in vindication of his Maje&s;ties Prerogatives. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>109 Mock-<HI>Clelia,</HI> a Comical Hi&s;tory in imitation of <HI>Don Quixot.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>110 <HI>Spelman</HI> (Sir <HI>Hen.) Villare Anglicum,</HI> or View of the Cities, Towns and Villages of <HI>England.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>111 <HI>R<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">ohuy&s;e (Hen.)</HI> of the Gout, with Ob&s;ervations Medical and Chirurgical. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>112 Mirrour of Fortune, or the growth and fall of Empires, and misfortunes of Kings. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>113 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Ma&s;&s;ainello,</HI> and the late Revolutions in <HI>Naples.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>114 <HI>Graaf</HI>'s Phy&s;ical and Anatomical Treati&s;e of Pancreatick juice. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>115 <HI>Rymer (Tho.)</HI> Examinations of the Tragedies of the la&s;t Age. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>116 <HI>Sandys (George)</HI> Paraphra&s;e of the P&s;alms of <HI>David.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>117 <HI>Manwaringe</HI> (Dr. <HI>E.</HI>) Treati&s;e of the Scurvey. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>118 <HI>Sermon (Will.)</HI> Ladies Companion, or Engli&s;h Widwife. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>119 Life and Reign of K. <HI>Richard</HI> the Second. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>120 <HI>Luzancys</HI>'s Reflection on the Council of <HI>Trent.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>121 Marriages of Cou&s;in Germans Vindicated from unlawfulne&s;s. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>122 <HI>Wolley (H.)</HI> Gentlewomans Companion, or direction for Behaviour in all Com|panies. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>123 Pre&s;ent State of <HI>Ru&s;&s;ia.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>124 King <HI>Charles</HI> the Fir&s;t his Works. 16<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">1</ITEM>
<ITEM>125 <HI>Burnet</HI> (Dr. <HI>G.</HI>) Hi&s;tory of the Rights of Princes in di&s;po&s;ing Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Benefices. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>126 <HI>Blunt (T.)</HI> Glo&s;&s;ographia, or Dictionary of hard words. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>127 <HI>Manger (Cl.)</HI> French Grammar, enriched with fifty new Dialogues. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>128 <HI>Howel (James)</HI> Familiar Letters, Hi&s;torical, Political, and Philo&s;ophical. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>129 <HI>Don Tomazo,</HI> or the juvenile Rambles of <HI>Tho. Dangerfield.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>130 <HI>Hierocles</HI> on the golden Ver&s;es of the Pythagoreans, tran&s;lated out of Greek. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>131 <HI>Langford (T.)</HI> In&s;tructions for rai&s;ing all &s;orts of Fruit-Trees. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>132 Paraphra&s;e upon Paraphra&s;e, or Burle&s;que on the &s;everal late Tran&s;lations of <HI>Ovid</HI>'s Epi&s;tles. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>133 Hi&s;tory of the Hou&s;e of <HI>Ferrara,</HI> with an account of the pretended devolution of that Dutchy, unju&s;tly u&s;urped by <HI>Clement</HI> the Eighth. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>134 Life and Death of the Earl of <HI>Roche&s;ter,</HI> by Dr. <HI>Gilbert Burnet.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>135 <HI>Grew</HI>'s (Dr. <HI>N.</HI>) Anatomy of Vegetables, with an account of Vegetation. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>136 &mdash;Continuation of his Anatomy of Vegetables. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>137 &mdash;Comparative Anatomy of Trunks, with their Vegetation. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>138 Collection of &s;elect Di&s;cour&s;e out of the mo&s;t eminent Wits of <HI>France</HI> and <HI>Italy.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>139 Di&s;cour&s;e of Supream Power and Common Right, by Sir <HI>John Mun&s;on.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>140 <HI>Stanhope (Tho.)</HI> Sub&s;tance of the New Te&s;tament, more e&s;pecially Hi&s;torical. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>141 <HI>Ru&s;den (M.)</HI> of the Nature, Government, Generation, and Pre&s;ervation of Bees. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="15" REF="10"><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">42 Vi&s;ions of <HI>Don Franci&s;co de Quevedo.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">43 &mdash;<HI>Idem,</HI> the &s;econd Part. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">44 Hi&s;tory of Prince <HI>Era&s;tus,</HI> and the &s;even Wi&s;e Ma&s;ters of <HI>Rome.</HI> 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">45 Memoirs of the Life and Death of Sir <HI>Edmondbury Godfrey.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>146 <HI>Glanius</HI>'s Relation of a Voyage into <HI>Bengalia.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>1<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">7 Hi&s;tory of the Whores and Whoredoms of the Popes and Cardinals of <HI>Rome.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>148 Court of Curio&s;ity, re&s;olving mo&s;t intricate Que&s;tions, and explaining Dreams. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>149 Journey into <HI>Wales,</HI> de&s;cribing the Manners and Cu&s;toms of that Countrey. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>150 <HI>Carter (Mat.)</HI> Analy&s;is of Honour and Armory. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>151 Intere&s;t of <HI>England, Spain, Germany, Italy, Denmark, France, &amp;c.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>152 <HI>Leigh (Ed.)</HI> Ob&s;ervations on the Roman Emperours. 1637</ITEM>
<ITEM>153 Wit and Drollery, Jovial Poems. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>154 <HI>Manwaringe</HI> (Dr. <HI>E.</HI>) Different opinions of Writers about the Scurvey. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>155 An account of the Tryal of the 29 Regicides. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>156 Poems and E&s;&s;ays, with a Paraphra&s;e on <HI>Cicero's Lelius,</HI> or of Friend&s;hip. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>157 <HI>Loveday (R.)</HI> Letters Dome&s;tick and Foreign. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>158 Ca&s;e of the Bankers and their Creditors Stated and Examined. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>159 <HI>Silvius de le Boe,</HI> of the Rickets, and other Di&s;ea&s;es incident to Children. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>160 <HI>L. Florus</HI>'s Roman Hi&s;tory in four Books, beginning with the Life of <HI>Romulus.</HI> 1672.</ITEM>
<ITEM>161 Life of <HI>Donna Olympia,</HI> who governed the Church during the time of Pope <HI>Innocent</HI> the Tenth. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>162 A Record of Antient Hi&s;tories entituled <HI>Ge&s;ta Romanorum.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>163 <HI>Dalgarno (Geo.)</HI> Deaf and Dumb mans Tutor. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>164 Compleat Game&s;ter, or in&s;tructions for Billiards, Bowles, Che&s;s, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> with the Arts of Riding, Raceing, Archery, Cock-Fighting. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>165 In&s;trument to clean&s;e the Stomach, with new experiments of Tobacco and Coffee. 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>166 <HI>Milton (John)</HI> Hi&s;tory of <HI>Mo&s;covia.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>167 Book of Knowledge, &s;hewing the effects of the Planets on Children born under them. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>163 The Problems of <HI>Ari&s;totle</HI> and other Philo&s;ophers and Phy&s;icians, touching the &s;tate of mans body. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>169 <HI>Galen</HI>'s Art of Phy&s;ick, with the &s;igns of good and bad Con&s;titutions. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>170 Gentlemans way to Honour in the Univer&s;ity, Court or Camp. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>171 <HI>Culpeper (Nich.)</HI> Directory for Midwives, about Conception, Child bearing and Suckling. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>172 Touch&s;tone of Phy&s;ick, or a method of cure without Purges, Vomits, Bleeding, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>173 <HI>Sion</HI> in Di&s;tre&s;s, or the groans of the Prote&s;tant Church, with Figures. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>174 <HI>Record (R.)</HI> Of Urines, with a Treati&s;e of Phy&s;icians, Apothecaries, and Chirurgeons. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>175 <HI>Rowland (W.)</HI> of the Nature, Cau&s;es and Cure of Wind in mans Body. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>176 <HI>Shelton (Tho.)</HI> His mo&s;t compendious and &s;wift way of &s;hort Writing. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>177 <HI>Oxford</HI> Drollery, both parts, being new Poems and Songs. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>178 The Star of the Ea&s;tern Sages, with an account of Comets pre&s;aging the coming of Chri&s;t. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>179 <HI>Tillot&s;on</HI> (Dr. <HI>Joh.</HI>) Sermon at the Funeral of <HI>Tho. Gouge,</HI> with his Life. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>180 <HI>Stubbs (Hen.)</HI> Acts of Grandeur and &s;ubmi&s;&s;ion. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>181 The loving enemy, a famous French Hi&s;tory. 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>182 <HI>Lip&s;ius (Ju&s;t.)</HI> Di&s;cour&s;e of Con&s;tancy, or con&s;olations again&s;t Publick evils. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>183 <HI>Taylor</HI> (Bi&s;h. <HI>Jer</HI>) Rules and Exerci&s;e of holy Living and Dying, in two Volumes with Figures. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>184 Whole Duty of Man. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="16" REF="11">185 <HI>Hammond</HI> (Dr. <HI>Hen.</HI>) Practical Catechi&s;m. 165<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>186 <HI>Religio Medici</HI> with Annotations. 165<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>187 <HI>Moulins (Will.)</HI> Anatomical admini&s;tration of the Mu&s;cles. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>188 A Weeks preparation for the worthy receiving the Lords Supper 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>189 Letters (between the Lord <HI>George Digby,</HI> and Sir <HI>Kenelm Digby</HI>) about Religion. 1651</ITEM>
<ITEM>190 Poor <HI>Robin</HI>'s Je&s;ts, being a collection of Je&s;ts never before publi&s;hed. 1666</ITEM>
<ITEM>191 A Compendious Chronicle of <HI>England,</HI> from its fir&s;t being inhabited to this pre&s;ent year 1679.</ITEM>
<ITEM>192 <HI>Care (Hen.)</HI> Female Secretary, or choice new Letters. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>193 Country-mans Phy&s;ician, with directions how to cure them&s;elves. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>194 The whole art of Angling, or the ready way to take all &s;orts of Fi&s;h.</ITEM>
<ITEM>195 <HI>Playford (J.)</HI> Introduction to the skill of Mu&s;ick. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>196 <HI>Collard (Tho.)</HI> Di&s;cour&s;e of the pre&s;ent &s;tate of the Body, and future &s;tate of the Soul. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>197 <HI>Wild (R.) Iter Boreale,</HI> with &s;everal other Poems. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>198 <HI>Quarles</HI>'s Kingly Bed of mi&s;ery, with an Elegy on the Martyrdome of K. <HI>Charles.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>199 <HI>Poor Robin</HI>'s Je&s;ts, or the compleat Je&s;ter. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>200 <HI>Ovia</HI>'s Trave&s;tie, or a Mock-poem on five Epi&s;tles of <HI>Ovid.</HI> 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>201 <HI>Poor Robin</HI>'s Vi&s;ions, De&s;cribing the humours of the Times. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>202 <HI>Morland</HI> (Sir <HI>Samuel</HI>) Doctrine of Intere&s;t both &s;imple and compound. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>203 Pro&s;pect of the Government of <HI>Europe,</HI> &s;hewing the Antiquity, Power and Decay of Parliaments. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>204 <HI>Raleigh</HI> (Sir <HI>Walter</HI>) Marrow of Hi&s;tory, or Epitome of his Hi&s;tory of the World 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>205 <HI>Sandys (Geo.)</HI> Tran&s;lation of <HI>Ovid</HI>'s Metamorpho&s;is. 1638</ITEM>
<ITEM>206 Wits recreations, or Epigrams, Epitaphs, Fancies, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> good for melancholy hu|mours. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>207 <HI>Randolph (Tho.)</HI> Poems, with the Mu&s;es Looking Gla&s;s. 1643</ITEM>
<ITEM>208 <HI>Dugdale</HI> (Sir <HI>Will.</HI>) Ancient u&s;age of Armes, with a Catalogue of Nobility. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>209 Female Prince, or <HI>Frederick</HI> of <HI>Sicily,</HI> a Novel. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>210 Humane Prudence, or the art to ri&s;e to Fortune and Grandeur. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>211 Fifteen comforts of ra&s;h and incon&s;iderate Marriage. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>212 Bloody reign of <HI>Charles</HI> the Ninth of <HI>France,</HI> with the Ma&s;&s;acre of many thou&s;and Pro|te&s;tants. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>213 The lovely <HI>Polyander,</HI> a Novel of gallantry.</ITEM>
<ITEM>214 Engli&s;h Bible. 1654</ITEM>
<ITEM>215 <HI>Vincent (Tho.)</HI> True Chri&s;tian love to the un&s;een Chri&s;t. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>216 Hi&s;tory of the Court of the King of <HI>China.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>217 <HI>Herbert (Geo.)</HI> Divine Poems. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>218 Legend of St. <HI>Cuthbert,</HI> with the Antiquities of the Church of <HI>Durham.</HI> 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>219 Hi&s;tory of the bloody Reign of Q. <HI>Mary,</HI> and an account of Martyrs that &s;uffered in her Reign, with figures. 1682.</ITEM>
<ITEM>220 <HI>Cotton (Ch.)</HI> Moral Philo&s;ophy of the Stoicks. 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>221 The Vermin-Killer, or rules for killing Rats, Mice, Moles, Buggs, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>222 <HI>Chamberlain (Ed.)</HI> Pre&s;ent &s;tate of <HI>England.</HI> 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>223 The Novels of <HI>G. France&s;co Loredano</HI> Nobleman of <HI>Venice.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>224 The way to Promotion, or young mans guide to Preferment. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>225 An account of Battles, Sieges, and many other remarkable occurrences in <HI>England, Scotland</HI> and <HI>Ireland,</HI> with Figures. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>226 <HI>De Laun (Tho.)</HI> Pre&s;ent &s;tate of <HI>London,</HI> with Memorials of the ancient &s;tate thereof, with Figures. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>227 New Voyage to the <HI>Ea&s;t-Indies,</HI> with an account of <HI>Bantam.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>228 The Fair extravagant, or the humorous Bride, a Novel. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="17" REF="11">229 Life of <HI>Francis Lorrain</HI> Duke of <HI>Gui&s;e.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>230 Wars of <HI>England, Scotland</HI> and <HI>Ireland.</HI> 1683</ITEM>
<ITEM>231 Arbitrary Government di&s;played to the life in <HI>O. Cromwel,</HI> and the Rump Parliam. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>232 Five Love-Letters by a Cavalier, in an&s;wer to the Nuns five Love Letters. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>233 <HI>Abbot</HI> (Bi&s;h. <HI>Geo.</HI>) De&s;cription of the whole World. 1635</ITEM>
<ITEM>234 <HI>Culpeper (N.)</HI> School of Phy&s;ick, or experimental Practice of the whole Art. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>235 Expert Artillery-man, containing po&s;tures of the Pike and Mu&s;quet, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>236 Life and Death of Sir <HI>Matthew Hales.</HI> by Dr. <HI>Gil. Burnet.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>237 <HI>Leybourn (W.)</HI> Carpenters Rule, with Logarithmical Tables of Proportion. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>238 Hell opened, or a relation of the Poy&s;oning a whole family in <HI>Plymouth.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>239 Innocent Lady, an excellent true Hi&s;tory of Modern times. 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>240 True Relation of &s;everal Pa&s;&s;ages wherein the Scots were concerned in the late unhappy Troubles. 1641</ITEM>
<ITEM>241 <HI>Wynel (J.) Lues Venerea,</HI> with its Names, Nature, Cure, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>242 Adventures of <HI>Lewis Marot,</HI> attended with &s;trange occurrences. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>243 Exact relation of that unfortunate expedition of <HI>Kent, E&s;&s;ex</HI> and <HI>Colche&s;ter.</HI> 1650</ITEM>
<ITEM>244 <HI>Holborn</HI> Drollery, containing Love-Song, Poems, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>245 <HI>Des Cartes (M.)</HI> Di&s;cour&s;e of local motion. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>246 Laws of the Fraternity of the Ro&s;ie Cro&s;s. 1656</ITEM>
<ITEM>247 The Plot in a Dream, being a di&s;cour&s;e on the late de&s;ign of the Papi&s;ts again&s;t his Ma|je&s;ty, with Figures. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>248 The Pilgrim, a plea&s;ant piece of gallantry, in 2 vol. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>249 <HI>Saunders (R.)</HI> Palme&s;try di&s;clo&s;ed. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>250 A School for Princes, or Political reflections on three con&s;piracies preceeding the death of <HI>Alexander.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>251 The extravagant Poet, a comical Novel. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>252 The Jealous Gentleman, a Novel. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>253 Life of <HI>Francis</HI> of <HI>Lorrain</HI> Duke of <HI>Gui&s;e.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>254 De&s;cription of the I&s;lands and Inhabitants of <HI>Foeroe,</HI> with a Map. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>255 Treati&s;e of the loftine&s;s or elegancy of Speech. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>256 Extravagant my&s;teries of the Cabali&s;ts expo&s;ed. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>257 The &s;ecret Hi&s;tory of Q. <HI>Elizabeth</HI> and the Earl of <HI>E&s;&s;ex.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>258 Compleat Miner, with the Laws and Cu&s;tomes of the Mines. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>259 Hi&s;torians Guide, being an account of all remarkable pa&s;&s;ages from 1600, to 1679. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>260 <HI>Clark (S.) Aurea Legenda,</HI> or Apothegms, Sentences and Sayings of many wi&s;e and Learned men 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>261 Life of <HI>Mary Carleton,</HI> vulgarly called the German Prince&s;s. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>262 Coffee-Hou&s;e Je&s;ts, refined and enlarged. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>263 <HI>Clark. (S.)</HI> Narrative of the Spani&s;h Inva&s;ion and Gunpowder-Trea&s;on. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>264 The Fair Extravagant, or humorous Bride, a Novel. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>265 Prince&s;s of <HI>Montferrat,</HI> a Novel. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>266 Education of young Gentlemen. <HI>Oxford.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>267 Rules of Health in eight Sections of Aphori&s;ms. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>268 <HI>Heylyn (P.)</HI> Help to Hi&s;tory, containing the &s;ucce&s;&s;ions of the Kings of <HI>England, Wales,</HI> and the I&s;le of <HI>Wight.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>269 My&s;tery of Vintners, containing directions for curing all &s;orts of Wines. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>270 <HI>Meroveus</HI> a Prince of the blood Royal of <HI>France,</HI> a Novel. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>271 <HI>Sleydan</HI>'s Key of Hi&s;t. or a methodical abridgment of <HI>Babylon, Per&s;ia, Greece</HI> &amp; <HI>Rome.</HI> 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>272 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Lazarello de Tormes,</HI> the witty Spaniard. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>273 Viceroy of <HI>Cattalonia,</HI> or the double Cuckold, a Novel. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>274 <HI>Newton (J.)</HI> Introduction to the art of Rhetorick. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>275 <HI>Artimedorus</HI>'s Interpretation of Dreams. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>276 <HI>Homais</HI> Queen of <HI>Tunis,</HI> a Novel. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="18" REF="12">277 Town-Adventurer, or a di&s;cour&s;e of Ma&s;querades and Plays. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>278 <HI>Hodder (Ja.)</HI> Arithmetick. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>279 <HI>For&s;ter (Will.)</HI> Arithmetick. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>280 Civil Wars of <HI>France</HI> under the bloody Reign of <HI>Charles</HI> the 9th. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>281 <HI>Cook (James)</HI> Select ob&s;ervations on Engli&s;h bodies. 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>282 Collections of &s;ome principal matters in K. <HI>James</HI>'s Reign, to &s;upply the vacancy be|tween Mr. <HI>Town&s;end</HI> and Mr. <HI>Ru&s;hworth</HI>'s Collections. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>283 <HI>Harvy (G.)</HI> Family Phy&s;ician and Hou&s;e Apothecary. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>284 Method of curing Feavers and Agues by Je&s;uits Powder. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>285 The Pa&s;time Royal, or the gallantries of the French Court. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>286 <HI>Gilbert (S.)</HI> of Rai&s;ing, Planting, and Increa&s;ing Flowers and Plants. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>287 Courtiers Calling, or the ways of making a Fortune according to the maxims of Policy and Morality. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>288 A Book of the valuations of Eccle&s;ia&s;tical Preferments in <HI>England</HI> and <HI>Wales.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>289 Canting Academy, &s;hewing the villainous practices of that wicked crew called Hectors Trapanners, Gilts, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 167<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>290 Gallant Memoirs, or the Adventures of a Per&s;on of Quality. 167<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter"></ITEM>
<ITEM>291 Humane prudence, or the art by which a man may rai&s;e him&s;elf &amp; Fort. to Grandeur. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>292 <HI>Drayton (Neh.)</HI> his Poems. 1637</ITEM>
<ITEM>293 <HI>Baxter (R.)</HI> Holy Common-wealth, or political Aphori&s;ms of Government 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>294 <HI>Milton (J.)</HI> Poems on &s;everal occa&s;ions. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>295 &mdash;Hi&s;tory of <HI>England.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>296 <HI>Miege (Guy)</HI> New Co&s;mography, or &s;urvey of the World. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>297 Comprehen&s;ive Hi&s;tory of the Lives and Reigns of all the Monarchs of <HI>England.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>298 Europe a &s;lave, di&s;covering the grand de&s;igns of the French Popi&s;h party in <HI>Engl.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>299 Lovely <HI>Polander,</HI> a Novel.</ITEM>
<ITEM>300 Wits Academy, being the newe&s;t Academy of Complements. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>301 Refined Courtier, or a correction of &s;everal indecencies crept into civil conver&s;ation. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>302 Kitch'n Phy&s;ician, or a guide to good H<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;wives. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>303 <HI>Patridge (J.) Vade mecum</HI> to A&s;trology of Nativities, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>304 Hi&s;tory of the <HI>Scarborough</HI> Spaw, with its Vertue in curing the Scurvy, Stone, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>305 <HI>Graunt (J.)</HI> Natural and Political ob&s;ervations on the Bills of Mortality. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>306 <HI>Godfrey (Rob.)</HI> Detection of abu&s;es in Chymical and Galenical Phy&s;ick 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>307 Ob&s;ervations and Advices Oeconomical by the Lord <HI>North.</HI> 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>308 Ca&s;e of the Government of <HI>England</HI> e&s;tabli&s;hed by Law, by <HI>W. D.</HI> 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>309 <HI>Oxford</HI> Drollery, being new Poems and Songs. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>310 <HI>Harvey (G)</HI> Ca&s;e of the L. <HI>Moon,</HI> with the art of curing the mo&s;t dangerous wounds. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>311 Natural and artificial Conclu&s;ions. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>312 <HI>Eugenius Philalethes</HI>'s Natural Hi&s;tory, with Philo&s;ophical Di&s;cour&s;es. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>313 <HI>Newton (J.)</HI> Scale of Intere&s;t, or u&s;e of Decimal Fractions. 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>314 &mdash;Art of Practical Gauging. 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>315 <HI>Latham</HI>'s Spaw in <HI>Lanca&s;hire,</HI> with remarkable Cures effected by it. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>316 Di&s;cour&s;e of local motion, demon&s;trating the Laws of motion. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>317 Life and Reign of K. <HI>Richard</HI> the Second.</ITEM>
<ITEM>318 <HI>Lovel (Rob.)</HI> Hi&s;tory of Animals and Minerals. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>319 French Grammar, teaching that Tongue without any other precedent &s;tudy than to have learnt to read only. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>320 <HI>Te&s;teau</HI>'s Grammar for French men to learn Engli&s;h by. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>321 Judge <HI>Hales</HI>'s Ob&s;ervations touching the Torricellian Experiment. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>322 Hi&s;tory of <HI>Fortunatus,</HI> whereby a young man may learn how to behave him&s;elf in all worldly affairs. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>323 Judge <HI>Hales</HI> his Ob&s;ervations touching the principles of Natural Motion. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>324 <HI>Gailhard (J.)</HI> 2 Di&s;cour&s;es of &s;ettlement after Travel, and of Publick Employments. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="19" REF="12">325 <HI>Mauger (C.)</HI> his <HI>French</HI> Grammar, the Tenth Edit. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>326 <HI>Agrippa (C.)</HI> his Vanity of Arts and Sciences. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>327 <HI>Antoninus</HI> the <HI>Roman</HI> Emperour his Meditation of him&s;elf, and the natural mans means to attain to Happine&s;s. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>328 A New <HI>French</HI> Grammar, containing mo&s;t exact Rules for learning that Tongue, with Critical Ob&s;ervations. <HI>Oxford</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>329 <HI>Charras (M.)</HI> Experiments on Vipers, with the exqui&s;ite Remedies drawn from them. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>330 <HI>Barbette (P.)</HI> his Practice of Phy&s;ick. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>331 <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> School-ma&s;ter, or the mo&s;t ea&s;ie Method of &s;pelling <HI>Engli&s;h.</HI> 1674</ITEM>
<ITEM>332 Compleat Angler, with a Di&s;cour&s;e of Rivers, Fi&s;h-ponds, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1668</ITEM>
<ITEM>333 <HI>Cicero</HI>'s Invective Orations again&s;t <HI>Cataline.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>334 The Analytical Grammarian, teaching to know, vary &amp; di&s;po&s;e the parts of Speech. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>335 <HI>Brin&s;ley</HI>'s Grammatical Tran&s;lation of <HI>Corderius.</HI> 1653</ITEM>
<ITEM>336 Life of <HI>Caleb Vernon.</HI> 1666</ITEM>
<ITEM>337 Book of Knowledge, &s;hewing the effects of the Planets on Men and Women. 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>338 Remembrancer of excellent men, <HI>(viz.)</HI> Bi&s;hop <HI>Bramhall,</HI> Bi&s;hop <HI>Taylor,</HI> Bi&s;hop <HI>Duppa,</HI> Mr. <HI>Hooker, &amp;c.</HI> 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>339 <HI>Wynell (J.) Lues Venerea,</HI> or Names, Nature and Signs of the Pox. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>340 <HI>&V;dall (J.)</HI> his Key to the Holy Tongue, corrected by a <HI>Jew Rabine.</HI> 1645</ITEM>
<ITEM>341 <HI>Ve&s;tegan (R.)</HI> his Antiquities of the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> Nation, with Figures. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>342 <HI>Vinetum Britannicum,</HI> or a Treati&s;e of Cider, and other Wines, extracted from Fruits growing in <HI>England,</HI> with Figures. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>343 <HI>Torriano (G.)</HI> his Introduction to the <HI>Italian</HI> Tongue. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>344 Semi-circle of a Sector in Two Books, with Figures. 1667</ITEM>
<ITEM>345 Con&s;iderations on Marriage, with its Nature, Ends, Events, and concomitant Accid. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>346 <HI>Simp&s;on (W:)</HI> his Chymical Anat. of the <HI>Scarborough</HI> Spaw and other Spaws in <HI>York&s;h.</HI> 1669</ITEM>
<ITEM>347 <HI>Sharrock (R.)</HI> his Hi&s;tory of the propagation of Vegetables by Art and Nature. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>348 Secretary in fa&s;hion, or an Elegant and Compend. way of Writing Letters. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>349 Life and Tryal of Sir <HI>Walter Raleigh.</HI> 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>350 <HI>Webb</HI>'s Antiquities of <HI>China.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>351 <HI>Maronides,</HI> or <HI>Virgil Trave&s;ty.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>352 <HI>England</HI>'s Intere&s;t and improvement. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>353 <HI>Gregory</HI> Father Grey-beard, with his Vizard off. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>354 The &s;age Senator delineated; the perfect Politicians qualifications. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>355 <HI>Leigh</HI>'s De&s;cription of <HI>England.</HI> 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>356 <HI>Dauncies</HI> Chronicle of <HI>Portugal.</HI> 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>357 <HI>Cleveland</HI>'s Poems. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>358 <HI>Lock</HI>'s pre&s;ent practice of Mu&s;ick. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>359 <HI>Ta&s;&s;o</HI>'s <HI>Amynta</HI> in <HI>Engli&s;h,</HI> a famous Pa&s;toral 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>360 Mar&s;hal Philo&s;ophy delineated, of the Originals of Springs, and their ebbings and flow|ings, of Chymical multiplications, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>361 The Hi&s;tory of <HI>Hungary</HI> and <HI>Tran&s;ylvania.</HI> 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>362 <HI>Parker</HI>'s reproof to <HI>Marvell</HI>'s rehear&s;al tran&s;pro&s;ed. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>363 New &s;urvey of the <HI>Turki&s;h</HI> Empire, Hi&s;tory and Government. 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>364 <HI>Loveday</HI>'s Letters. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>365 <HI>Harvey</HI>'s three Treati&s;es of Con&s;umptions, Pox and Plague. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>366 Sir <HI>Jonas Moor</HI>'s Fortifications, or Elements of Military Architecture. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM>367 <HI>Quarles</HI>'s Fountain of Tears. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>368 Sir <HI>A&s;ton Cockayn</HI>'s Poems. 16<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">8</ITEM>
<ITEM>369 <HI>Barne</HI>'s Di&s;cour&s;e of Pigmies. 1675</ITEM>
<ITEM>370 <HI>Bunworth</HI>'s new Di&s;covery of the <HI>French</HI> Di&s;ea&s;e. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>371 Relation of the <HI>Dutch</HI> Cruelties again&s;t the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> in <HI>Amboyna.</HI> 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>372 The Memoires of <HI>Mary Carleton,</HI> the <HI>German</HI> Prince&s;s. 1673</ITEM>
<ITEM><PB N="20" REF="13">373 <HI>Seneca</HI>'s Troades Engli&s;hed. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>374 The School of Wi&s;dom. 1664</ITEM>
<ITEM>375 <HI>Wallographia,</HI> a Plea&s;ant relation of a Journey into <HI>Wales.</HI> 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>376 Modern Policy Compleated. 1660</ITEM>
<ITEM>377 The Bi&s;hop of <HI>Mun&s;ters</HI> Life. 1630</ITEM>
<ITEM>378 Weights and Mea&s;ures, with a table of &s;everal Goods. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>379 <HI>Praxis Catholica,</HI> or the Country mans Univer&s;al remedy. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>380 The Engli&s;h Military Di&s;cipline, for Hor&s;e and Foot. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>381 The Woman as good as the Man. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>382 <HI>Clark</HI>'s Natural Hi&s;tory of <HI>Nitre.</HI> 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>383 <HI>Scarbrough</HI>'s Spagyrical Anatom<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="UOM" EXTENT="1 letter">zer di&s;&s;ected. 1672</ITEM>
<ITEM>384 The Capucin treated, or the Lives of the Capucins with the life of S. <HI>Fr.</HI> their Patron. 1665</ITEM>
<ITEM>385 <HI>Digg</HI>'s Unlawfulne&s;s of Subjects taking up Arms.</ITEM>
<ITEM>386 Monuments of the Mona&s;tical and Cathedral Church of <HI>Durham.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>387 Earl of <HI>Carlile</HI>'s Emba&s;&s;ies to <HI>Mu&s;covy, Sweden, Denmark.</HI> 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>388 <HI>Carew's</HI> Poems.</ITEM>
<ITEM>389 Citizens Companion.</ITEM>
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<HEAD>Engli&s;h Hi&s;tory in <HI>Duodecimo.</HI></HEAD>
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<ITEM>390 <HI>BArclay</HI>'s Mirror of Minds. 1631</ITEM>
<ITEM>391 The Hone&s;t Man, or art to plea&s;e at Court. 1632</ITEM>
<ITEM>392 <HI>Ignatius</HI>'s Conclave or Inthroni&s;ation in Hell. 1626</ITEM>
<ITEM>393 <HI>Grotius (H.)</HI> Politick Maxims and Ob&s;ervations. 1655</ITEM>
<ITEM>394 <HI>Fletcher (G.)</HI> Hi&s;tory of <HI>Ru&s;&s;ia.</HI> 1657</ITEM>
<ITEM>395 Apology for a Treati&s;e of Humane Rea&s;on, again&s;t Plain Dealing. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>396 <HI>Clafford (P.)</HI> Plain and ea&s;ie Introduction to Geography. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>397 Modern Policies taken from <HI>Machiavel, Borgia,</HI> &amp;c. 1654</ITEM>
<ITEM>398 The <HI>Ephe&s;ian Matron.</HI> 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>399 <HI>Du Moulin (Peter)</HI> Soliloquies and Prayer, with a preparation to the Sacrament. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>400 Nece&s;&s;ary Ca&s;es of Con&s;cience, about things indifferent in Religion. 1662</ITEM>
<ITEM>401 Book of Common Prayer, with Singing P&s;alms. 1677</ITEM>
<ITEM>402 Engli&s;h Bible. 1658</ITEM>
<ITEM>403 <HI>Raleigh</HI> (Sir <HI>Walter</HI>) His Remains <HI>(viz.)</HI> Maxims of State. <HI>&amp;c.</HI> 1671</ITEM>
<ITEM>404 <HI>Quarles (Fra.)</HI> His Enchiridion, or In&s;tructions Divine and Moral. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>405 <HI>Clifford (P.)</HI> Introduction to Geography. 1682</ITEM>
<ITEM>406 Amours of Madam and Count <HI>de Gui&s;e.</HI> 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>407 <HI>Culpeper (N.)</HI> His Engli&s;h Phi&s;ician. 1652</ITEM>
<ITEM>408 Great Prerogative of a private Life. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>409 Tutor to A&s;trology and A&s;tronomy made ea&s;ie. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>410 <HI>Phillips (H.)</HI> Pucha&s;ers Pattern, &s;hewing the Value of Lands and Hou&s;es. 1670</ITEM>
<ITEM>411 <HI>Brian (Tho.)</HI> Pi&s;s-Prophet, or the Fallacy of Quacks pretending to know Di&s;ea&s;es by Urine. 1679</ITEM>
<ITEM>412 Apprentices Companion, with Direct. how to perform their duty to their Ma&s;t. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>413 Life of <HI>Mar Ajon</HI> Queen of <HI>Majorca,</HI> a Novel. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>414 Amour of Madamoi&s;elle <HI>de Valliere,</HI> a Novel. 1680</ITEM>
<ITEM>415 Rich Trea&s;ure, or a ready Way to Content. 1678</ITEM>
<ITEM>416 <HI>Harvy (G.)</HI> Little <HI>Venus</HI> or a Di&s;covery of the French Pox. 1676</ITEM>
<ITEM>417 Sir <HI>Jonas Moors</HI> Mathematical Compendium. 1681</ITEM>
<ITEM>418 The Noble Ingratitude, by Sir <HI>William Lower.</HI> 1659</ITEM>
<ITEM>419 <HI>Whitaker</HI> of the &s;mall Pox. 1661</ITEM>
<ITEM>420 <HI>Win&s;tanley</HI>'s Good Companion. 1663</ITEM>
<ITEM>421 A Collection of Scotch Proverbs, and Proverbial Phra&s;es. 1668</ITEM>
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