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The Natural History of Coffee, Thee, Chocolate, and Tobacco, in four
several Sections: With a Tract of Elder and Juniper-Berries,
shewing how useful they may be in our Coffee-Houses: And, also,
the Way of making Mum, with some Remarks upon that Liquor.
Collected from the Writings of the best Physicians, and Modern
Travellers. From a Quarto, containing thirty-nine pages; Printed
at London, for Christopher Wilkinson, at the Black Boy, over
against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street, 1682
A Descent from France: Or, The French Invasion of England con-
sidered and discoursed. London, 1692. Folio, containing half a
sheet
Admiral Russel's Letter to the Earl of Nottingham: Containing an
exact and particular Relation of the late happy Victory and Success
against the French Fleet. Published by authority. In the Savoy,
printed by Edward Jones, 1692. Folio, containing eight pages
The Character of an Honest and Worthy Parliament-Man. A Folio
half Sheet. No date
A Private Letter, sent from one Quaker to another
A View of the Reign of king Charles the First: Wherein the true
Causes of the Civil War are impartially delineated, by strokes
borrowed from Lord Clarendon, Sir Philip Warwick, H. L'Estrange
A true Description and Direction of what is most worthy to be seen in
all Italy, orderly set down, and sure in Manner, as that the Traveller
may not oversee or neglect any thing that is memorable in those
Countries, but may compass that Journey at an easy and reason-
able Charge, and in a short Time, signifying how many miles from
one place to another, as followeth : First, what is to be seen prin-
cipally in Venice, and from thence to Rome, Naples, Sicily, and
until you come to Malta, from thence back again another way to
Genoa, and Milan. MS.
Nennius, A Worthy Briton, the very Pattern of a valiaut, noble, and
faithful Subject, Encountering with Julius Cæsar, at his first Coming
into this Island, was by him Death-wounded; yet nevertheless he
got Cæsar's Sword, put him to Flight, slew therewith Labienus, a
tribune of the Romans, endured Fight till his Countrymen won the
Battle, died fifteen Days after. And now encourageth all good
Subjects to defend their Country from the Power of foreign and
usurping enemies. About the Year before Christ, 52. MS.
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The Nine Worthies of London: Explaining the honourable Exercise
of Armes, the Vertues of the Valiant, and the memorable At-
tempts of magnanimous Minds; pleasant for Gentlemen, not vn-
seemely for Magistrates, and most profitable for Prentises. Compiled
by Richard Iohnson. Imprinted at London, by Thomas Orwin, for
Humfrey Lownes, and are to be sold at his Shop at the West Doore
of Paules. 1592. In Black Letter. Quarto, containing forty-eight
pages
The Levellers: A Dialogue between two young Ladies, concerning
Matrimony, proposing an Act for enforcing Marriages, for the
Equality of Matches, and taxing single Persons. With the danger
of Celibacy to a Nation. Dedicated to a Member of Parliament.
London: Printed and sold by J. How, at the Seven Stars in Talbot
Court, in Gracechurch-street, 1703. Quarto, containing thirty-two
pages,
The Secret History of the Calves-Head Club, or, The Republican Un-
masked: Wherein is fully shewn the Religion of the Calves-Head
Heroes, in their Anniversary Thanksgiving Songs on the thirtieth
of January, by them called Anthems, for the Years 1693, 1694,
1695, 1696, 1697; now published to demonstrate the restless, im-
placable Spirit of a certain party still among us, who are never to
The Method of curing the Small Pox, first written in the year 1704, for
the Use of the noble and honourable family of March, by Dr. Arch.
Pitcairn. Folio, containing one page
A good Expedient for Innocence and Peace. Being an Essay concern-
ing the great usefulness and advantage of laying aside publick Oaths.
Edinburgh, printed by Mr. Andrew Symson, 1704. Quarto, con-
taining sixteen pages
The Declaration of the most Christian king of France and Navarre,
against the most horrid proceedings of a rebellious party of Parlia-
ment-men and soldiers in England, against their king and country.
Translated out of French by P. B.
Some Reasons for an Annual Parliament, as the best security for Eng-
lish Rights. Together with the qualifications required in a good
member of Parliament. Offered to the consideration of all electors
of Parliament-men. Quarto, containing eight pages
A Catalogue of Books, of the newest fashion, to be sold by auction, at
the Whigs Coffee-house, at the sign of the Jackanapes, in Prating-
alley, near the deanery of St. Paul's. Quarto, containing eight
pages
A Letter from a Country Clergyman to his Brother in the neighbour-
hood, touching some reproaches cast upon the bishops. Quarto,
containing eight pages
An Account of the Original of Writing and Paper, out of a book, en-
titled, La Libraria Vaticana, written by Muntia Pansa, keeper of the
said library. Printed at Rome. Quarto, containing thirty pages
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