F I V E V O L U M E S.

The Great Case of Liberty of Conscience debated and

defended by the Authority of Reason, Scripture,

and Antiquity - - Page 1

A seasonable Caveat against Popery; or, a Pamphlet,

entitled, An Explanation of the Roman Catholick

Belief, briefly examined — – Page 53

A Letter to the Council and Senate of Embden

Page 99

Wisdom justified of her Children, from the Ignorance

and Calumny of H. Hally well, in his Book, called,

An Account of Familism, as it is revived and pro-

pagated by the Quakers — – Page 107

A Letter to the Princess and Countess at Hertford, in Germany - — Page 267

A Summons or Call to Christendom: in an earnest Expostulation with her to prepare for that notable Day of the Lord, that is at the Door Page 289

Tender Advice and Counsel, by Way of Epistle, to all those who are sensible of the Day of their Visitation, and who have received the Call of the Lord, by the Light and Spirit of his Son in their Hearts, to partake of the great Salvation, wherever scattered throughout the World - - Page 313

Which may serve the Place of a General Reply to such late Discourses as have opposed a Toleration.

Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God, the things that are God's. Mark xii. 17.

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