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An Alarum Of Vvar, Given To The Army, And To Their High Court Of Justice (So Called) By The Will Of God / Revealed In Elizabeth Poole, Sometime A Messenger Of The Lord To The Generall Councel, Concerning The Cure Of The Land, And The Manner Thereof Dec 1648

The Second Part Of Englands New-Chaines Discovered: Or, A Sad Representation Of The Uncertain And Dangerous Condition Of The Common-Wealth: Directed To The Supreme Authority Of England, The Representors Of The People In Parliament Assembled. / By Severall Wel Affected Persons Inhabiting The City Of London, Westminster, The Borough Of Southwark, Hamblets, And Places Adjacent, Presenters And Approvers Of The Late Large Petition Of The Eleventh Of September. 1648, Lilburne, John, 1614?-1657 Dec 1648

A Message From The Royall Prisoner At Windsor, To The Kingdome Of Scotland; And His Majesties Resolution, Concerning The Ordnance And Impeachment Of High Treason ... Dated From Windsor The 3. Of January, 1648, England And Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I) Jan 1648

Packets Of Letters From Scotland, Berwick, Newcastle And York, To Members Of The House Of Commons Concerning The Transactions Of The Parliament Of Scotland, The Commissioners Of The Parliament Of England. Num. 8. Brought By The Post, On Munday May 8. 1648 Jan 1648

A Perfect List Of Forty Eight Members Of Parliament Seized On By The Army, On Wednesday And Thursday Decemb. 6, 7. And The Carrying Some Of Them To A Place Called Hell, And Others To Wallngford House. Also The Charge Of The Generall Councell Of The Army Against Mr. Denzill Hollis Dec 1647

Philocophus, Or, The Deafe And Dumbe Mans Friend : Exhibiting The Philosophicall Verity Of That Subtile Art, Which May Inable One With An Observant Eie, To Heare What Any Man Speaks By The Moving Of His Lips ... Apparently Proving, That A Man Borne Deafe And Dumbe, May Be Taught To Heare The Sound Of Words With His Eie, & Thence Learne To Speake With His Tongue, John Bulwer Dec 1647

The Fourth Part Of The Institutes Of The Laws Of England, Concerning The Jurisdiction Of Courts, Sir Edward Coke Dec 1647

A True And Ful Relation Of The Officers And Armies Forcible Seising Of Divers Eminent Members Of The Commons House, Decemb. 6 & 7. 1648. As Also, A True Copy Of A Letter Lately Written By An Agent For The Army In Paris, Dated 28 Of Novemb. 1648, To A Member Of The Said House ... Clearly Discovering, That Their Late Remonstrance And Proceedings Do Drive On And Promote The Jesuits And Papists Designes, To The Subversion Of Religion, Parliament, Monarchy, And The Fundamental Laws And Government Of The Kingdom, Prynne, William, 1600-1669 Dec 1647

The Articles And Charge Of The Armie, Against Fourscore And Odd Of The Parliament Men, Who Have Acted Contrary To The Trust Reposed In Them By The People, And Would Have His Majesties Late Concessions To Be A Ground Of Peace Dec 1647

The Form Of Church-Government To Be Used In The Church Of England And Ireland: Agreed Upon By The Lords And Commons Assembled In Parliament, After Advice Had With The Assembly Of Divines. Die Martis 29 August. 1648, England And Wales. Parliament (1648) Dec 1647

Milk For Babes. Drawn Out Of The Breasts Of Both Testaments. Chiefly, For The Spirituall Nourishment Of Boston Babes In Either England: But May Be Of Like Use For Any Children, John Cotton Jan 1646

Mr. Peters Last Report Of The English Wars : Occasioned By The Importunity Of A Friend Pressing An Answer To Seven Quaeres. Viz. I. Why He Was Silent At The Surrender Of Oxford. Ii. What He Observed At Worcester It Being The Last Towne In The Kings Hand. Iii. What Were Best To Doe With The Army. Iv. If He Had Any Expedient For The Present Difference. V. What His Thoughts Were In Relation To Forreigne States. Vi. How These Late Mercies And Conquests Might Be Preserved And Improved. Vii. Why His Name Appeares In So Many Bookes Not Without Blots, And He Never Wipe Them Off. Pubished By Authority, Hugh Peters Dec 1645

The Proceedings Of The Army Under The Command Of Sir Thomas Fairfax. From The First Of July To The Sixth. Containing The Story Of The Club-Men, And Relief Of Taunton. Wherein Is Expressed The Propositions Of The Club-Men, And Sir Thomas Fairfax His Answer Unto Them. / Sent From Mr Bowles (Chaplain To Sir Thomas Fairfax) To A Friend Of His In London Jul 1645

An Ordinance Of The Lords And Commons Assembled In Parliament. Together With Rules And Directions Concerning Suspention From The Sacrament Of The Lords Supper In Cases Of Ignorance And Scandall. Also The Names Of Such Ministers And Others That Are Appointed Triers And Judges Of The Ability Of Elders In The Twelve Classes Within The Province Of London, Great Britain Jan 1645

The Kings Cabinet Opened: Or, Certain Packets Of Secret Letters & Papers, Written With The Kings Own Hand, And Taken In His Cabinet At Nasby-Field, June 14. 1645. By Victorious Sr. Thomas Fairfax Wherein Many Mysteries Of State, Tending To The Justification Of That Cause, For Which Sir Thomas Fairfax Joyned Battell That Memorable Day Are Clearly Laid Open; Together, With Some Annotations Thereupon. Published By Speciall Order Of The Parliament, Charles I, King Of England, 1600-1649, Parker, Henry, 1604-1652, Sadler, John, 1615-1674, May, Thomas, 1595-1650 Dec 1644

Two Remarkable Letters Concerning The Kings Correspondence With The Irish Rebels / The First By Digby In The Kings Name To The Irish Commissioners. The Second From The Lord Muskery One Of Those Commissioners In Answer To Digby, Digby, George, Lord, 1612-1677, Clancarty, Donogh Maccarty, Earl Of, 1594-1665 Dec 1644

The Earl Of Glamorgans Negotiations And Colourable Commitment In Ireland Demonstrated : Or, The Irish Plot For Bringing Ten Thousand Men And Arms Into England ... Discovered In Several Letters Taken In A Packet-Boat By Sir Tho. Fairfax Forces At Padstow In Cornwal ... Together With Divers Other Letters Taken By Captain Moulton At Sea Near Milford-Haven Coming Out Of Ireland, Concerning The Same Plot And Negotiation, Edward Somerset Worcester Dec 1644

Three Letters, From The Right Honourable Sir Thomas Fairfax, Lieut. Gen. Crvmwell And The Committee Residing In The Army. Wherein All The Particulars Of The Great Uictory Obtained By Our Forces Against His Majesties, Is Fully Related, Fought The 14 Of Iune, 1645, Fairfax, Thomas Fairfax, Baron, 1612-1671, Cromwell, Oliver, 1599-1658 Dec 1644

The Several Speeches Of Duke Hamilton Earl Of Cambridge, Henry Earl Of Holland, And Arthur Lord Capel, Upon The Scaffold Immediately Before Their Execution, On Friday The 9. Of March. Also The Several Exhortations, And Conferences With Them, Upon The Scaffold, By Dr Sibbald, Mr Bolton, & Mr Hodges, Hamilton, James Hamilton, Duke Of, 1606-1649 Dec 1644

Polychrome "Mei-D'Ing" Vase, Unknown Dec 1643

Underglaze Blue And Enamel Colours, Unknown Dec 1643

Chirologia: Or The Naturall Language Of The Hand. Composed Of The Speaking Motions, And Discoursing Gestures Thereof. Whereunto Is Added Chironomia: Or, The Art Of Manuall Rhetoricke. Consisting Of The Naturall Expressions, Digested By Art In The Hand, As The Chiefest Instrument Of Eloquence, By Historicall Manifesto’S, Exemplified Out Of The Authentique Registers Of Common Life, And Civill Conversation. With Types, Or Chyrograms: A Long-Wish’D For Illustration Of This Argument., John Bulwer Dec 1643

The Third Part Of The Institutes Of The Laws Of England Concerning High Treason, And Other Pleas Of The Crown And Criminal Causes, Sir Edward Coke Dec 1643

An Ordinance Of The Lords And Commons In Parliament. Concerning The Late Rebellious Insurrection In The County Of Kent. Vvherby A Committee Is Appointed For The Said County, Great Britain Aug 1643

A Declaration And Ordinance Of The Lords And Commons Assembled In Parliament, For The Better Securing And Setling Of The Peace Of The County Of Kent, And For Enabling Them To Associate With The City Of London, Or Any Other Counties Adjacent. And To Raise Forces Within The Said County ... Likewise, Instructions For The Lord-Lieutenant, Deputy-Lieutenants, And Other Officers, And Commanders In The County Of Kent, Great Britain May 1643

A Declaration And Ordinance Of The Lords And Commons Assembled In Parliament, For The Better Securing And Setling Of The Peace Of The County Of Kent, And For Enabling Them To Associate With The City Of London, Or Any Other Counties Adjacent. And To Raise Forces Within The Said County ... Likewise, Instructions For The Lord-Lieutenant, Deputy-Lieutenants, And Other Offiers, And Commanders In The County Of Kent, Great Britain May 1643

Three Ordinances Of The Lords And Commons Assembled In Parliament. Containing The Names Of Divers Knights And Gentlemen, To Be Added To The Committees In The Counties Of Kent And Sussex, For The Weekly Assessements, Great Britain May 1643

The Second Part Of Vox Populi : Being The Peoples Report Unto The King, Upon The Severall Appeales Declared In His Majesties Name : An Egge Long Since Hatcht And Covered, And Now Fledg'd, And Upon The Wing Toward The Deserts Of His Majesties Present Abode : May It Prove A Dove With An Olive Branch To Prepare His Resting On These His Mountains Of Ararat [Part 2], Charles I, King Of England, 1600-1649 Oct 1642

The Humble Petition And Protestation Of The County Of Kent: Presented The 30th Of August, 1642. To The ... Parliament By Sir John Sidley. Wherein They Disclaim That Late, Bold, And Unexampled Petition Sent To His Majestie, Contrived By A Few Malevolent, Ambitious And Loose Persons, And Their Reall Affections To King And Parliament. Together With Sir John Sidleys Speech Upon The Presenting Of The Said Petition. Also, The Answer Of The House Of Commons To The Said Petition Delivered By Their Speaker, Kent (England) Aug 1642

Good Newes From Colonel Hollis His Regiment: Declaring The Proceedings Of The Voluntiers That Set Forth With Him From London, In An Overthrow Given To The Cavaliers, And Putting Them To Flight Neer Vxbridge. Also A Relation Of Great Store Of Ammunition Found Under A Hay-Mow In Salisbury-Court In London, And Brought Into Guild-Hall, Aug. 19. Likewise The True Copie Of A Letter Sent From Leicestershire By M. Burton, A Messenger Belonging To The Parliament-House, To A Gentleman In London. Wherein Is Declared How Three Main-Load Of Ammunition Was Taken From The Cavaliers, And Sent To Coventry, As It Was Intended To Have Been Sent From Leicester To Warwick Aug 1642