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Placeholder cover for An Die Hochlöbliche Erbgesessene Bürgerschafft in Hamburg Abgelassene Wittwen- und Weysen-Thränen der annoch lebenden und fast auf der Gruben stehenden höchstbetrübten Wittwe Cord Jastrams und dessen nachgebliebene Kinder über ihres jämmerlich hingerichteten Ehe-Manns und leiblichen Vaters schmähligen Tod, nebst angehengter sehr flehentlichen Bitte und Vorstellung ... denen Unwissenden der Sachen Unfündigen zur benöhtigen Nachricht publiciret und zum Druck befordert abseiten und auf Ordre der Wittwe Jastrams und deren aunoch lebenden Kinder Mit Beylagen sub Lit. A, B, C, und D bestercket
Placeholder cover for Quakers Plea With The Bishops at their Ecclesiastical Courts. Or, An Answer of the People of God, reproachfully called Quakers, to the Bill of Presentment put against them into the Bishops Courts, for not coming to the Church as is pretended. Whereby it may appear, that the Quakers, so called, do come to the Church, both ac- cording to the Scriptures, and Common-Prayer books account, and ought not in equity and reason to be pre- sented, or punished for that, &c
Placeholder cover for The History Of Monastical Conventions, And Military Institutions With a Survey of the Court of Rome. Or, A Description of the Religious and Mili- tary Orders in Europe, Asia and Africa, for above twelve hundred years, being a brief Account of of their Institution, Confirmation, Rules, Habits, and manner of Living; the Qualification of their Institutors, and the time of their respective Insti- tutions, extending to either Sex, &c. Together with a Survey of the Court of Rome, &c. in all the Great Offices, and Officers Ecclesiatical and Civil dependant thereon; as also the Cere- monies of the Consistories, Conclave and those that have been used in the Creation of Cardinals; Elections of the High-Bishop or Pope, and his Triumphant Coronat on Procession, and that of his taking Possession of the Lateran Church in Rome; with what is observed in his Sickness, and the manner of Solemnizing his Fu- neral Obsequies; with many other things wor- thy of Note, according to what has been re- corded by Candid Authors of divers Nations