Tre s-humbles, & tre s-respectueuses observations adresse es de Neuchatel en Suisse, a Nosseigneurs des E tats de Bretagne, Dauphine , Languedoc, Artois, Be arn, &c. &c. & des assemble es particulieres des autres provincesSanois, Jean-Franc ʹois-Joseph de La Motte-Geffrard comte de · First published 1788Open the Tome
A Reply of two of the Brethren To A.S. Wherein You Have Observations On His Considerations, Annotations, &c. Upon the Apologeticall Narration. With A Plea for Libertie of Conscience for the Apologists Church way; Against the Cavils of the said A.S. Formerly called M.S. to A.S. Humbly submitted to the judgements of all rationall, and moderate men in the world. With a short survey of W.R. his Grave confutation of the Separation, and some modest, and innocent touches on the Letter from Zeland, And Mr. Parker's from New-EnglandGoodwin, John independent minister, Coleman street, London · First published 1644Open the Tome
To His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester these views of Waymouth &c. are by permission most humbly inscribed by His Highness's devoted faithful humble servants, J[ame]s Fittler, J[oh]n LoveJames Fittler · First published 1791Open the Tome
The groans of Ireland. Humbly address'd to the L-r-d-s and C-mm-s of this kingdom. With some interesting arguments in behalf of the Right Honourable the Earl of K---d---e. ..Philopatriae. · First published 1753Open the Tome
Reasons humbly offer[ed to the] Lords spiritual and temporal [in Parlia]ment assembled, for granting to [S. Buckley] such privilage for Thuanus in [Latin, as] is already granted to every B[ritish sub]ject who is possessed of the c[opy of any] book in EnglishSamuel Buckley · First published 1733Open the Tome
The Second Part of the Dvply To M.S. alias Two Brethren. Wherein Are {maintained {The Kings, Parliaments, and all Civil Ma- gistrates Authority about the Church. Subordination of Ecclesiasticall Judica- tories. refuted the {Independency of particular Congregations. Licentiousnesse of wicked Conscience, and Toleration of all sorts of most detestable Schismes, Heresies and Religions; as, Ido- latry, Paganisme, Turcisme, Judaisme, Ar- rianisme, Brownisme, Anabaptisme, &c. which M.S. maintain in their Book. With A brief Epitome and Refutation of all the whole Independent-Government. Most humbly submitted to the Kings most excellent Majestie. To the most Honorable Houses of Parliament. The most Reverend and Learned Divines of the Assembly. And all the Protestant Churches in this Island and abroadSteuart, Adam of Pardovan · First published 1644Open the Tome
