The Harleian Miscellany: A Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as Well in Manuscript as in Print, Volumen8

William Oldys, Thomas Park

John White, and John Murray ... and John Harding, 1811

HARLEIAN MISCELLANY	1

A good Expedient for Innocence and Peace Being an Essay concerning the great Usefulness and Advan	10

The Honour and Courage of our English Parliaments in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth of ever blessed	17

King Jamess Speech to his first Parliament Monday the Nineteenth of March 1603	27

The Mirrour of Worldly Fame Composed by I H Æ London printed for James Shaw and are to	33

Or their Military Design proved loyal	47

The Summarie of certaine Reasons which have moved Quene Elizabeth to procede in Reformations of	68

The old Pharisee with the new Phylacteries of Presbytery	74

A View of St Helena an Island in the Ethiopian Ocean in America now in Possession of the honour	344

Sir Thomas Overburys Observations in his Travels upon the State of the Seventeen Provinces as they	362

Reasons for settling AdmiraltyJurisdiction and giving Encouragement to Merchants Owners Commanders	371

Or The Belman wanted a clapper A Peale	382

A true Declaration of the Arrival of Cornelius Haga with others that accompanied him Ambassador	403

Reasons humbly offered to both Houses of Parliament for Passing a Bill for Preventing Delays and Expences	414

The Pretences of the French Invasion examined for the Information of the People of England London	422

Some Observations on the Trial of Spencer Cowper J Marson E Stevens and W Rogers that were	429

A short legal medicinal useful safe and easy Prescription to recover our Kingdom Church and	82

being a pathetical Complaint and Motion in the Behalf of	94

Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament for the speedy Demolishing of	107

A Diary of the Siege of Luxembourg by the French Kings Forces under the Command of the Marshal	110

A Justification of the present War against the United Netherlands Wherein the Declaration of his	128

Camiltons Discovery of the devilish Designs and killing Projects of the Society of Jesuits of late Years	172

A Conference between the two great Monarchs of France and Spain concerning these our present Pro	218

Englands Tears for the present Wars which for the Nature of the Quarrel the Quality of Strength	249

Or the Siege of Munster being a true Story of those fine Things wherewith King John	258

The grand Designs of the Papists in the Reign of our late Sovereign Charles the First and now carried	275

An authentic Relation of the many Hardships and Sufferings of a Dutch Sailor who was put on Shore	295

A true Narrative of the Occasions and Causes of the late Lord General Cromwells Anger and Indig	304

As also	315

That is a Treatise of the Nature and Virtues of TunbridgeWater Together with	328

Explaining the honourable Exercise of Armes the Vertues of the Valiant	437

A Discourse setting forth the unhappy Condition of the Practice of Physick in London and offering some	462

Or a just Complaint to the Magistrates against them who have broken	477

The Earl of Glamorgans Negotiations and colourable Commitment in Ireland demonstrated Or	490

Setting forth the Cause of the Decay and Ruin of Trade To which	506

In a Letter from a Gentleman to a Person of Quality shewing the Nature Use	513

Proving That it is not convenient to grant unto Ministers Secular Jurisdiction and to	527

The grand Concern of England explained in several Proposals offered to the Consideration of the Par liament 1 For Payment of Public Debts 2 For A...	547

Or Eleven Queries humbly proposed to the Officers of the Army concerning	583

the West End of Pauls 1649 An humble Declaration of the Apprentices and other young Men of the City of London who were Petitioners	593

Or his Funeral Sermon preached by himself on the Scaffold	599

A Copie of a Letter lately sent by a Gentleman Student in the Lawes of the Realme to a Frende of his	608

A Letter of Advice to his Excellency Lord General Monk London printed in the Year 1660	625

Título	The Harleian Miscellany: A Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as Well in Manuscript as in Print, Volumen8 The Harleian Miscellany: A Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as Well in Manuscript as in Print, Edward Harley Earl of Oxford
Editores	William Oldys, Thomas Park
Colaborador	Edward Harley Earl of Oxford
Editor	John White, and John Murray ... and John Harding, 1811
Procedencia del original	Universidad Estatal de Ohio
Digitalizado	16 Jun. 2014

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