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Some thoughts, and questions upon the oath of abjuration, and act tolerating the English liturgy in Scotland, in 1712.
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An alphabetical table to the first volume of the Spectator.
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A Balsom for backsliders, or, Some hints anent the oath of abjuration.
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The depositions of Sir Solomon de Medina, against his Grace the D. of M--------h.
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Grammar disputations, or, An examination of the eight parts of speech by way of question and answer, English and Latin ... : at the end is added a short chronological index of men and things of the greatest note ...
Hogarth, Richard, 1663 or 1664-1718,
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Horatius ad Luciferum.
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Harlaio : arbiter Europae, mandatu Brittonis annae, qui nunc pace Scotos Angligenasque beas : quid debet quantumque tibi Britannia, quid quæ ultima non meruit nominis esse sui?
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Queries to those of the Presbyterian ministers in Scotland who took the oath of abjuration with the declaration.
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Questions and answers, in verse, upon the creation of the world, the fall of man, the flood, and several other passages out of the Old Testament
Gills, Thomas,
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Law is a bottomless-pit : exemplify'd in the case of the Lord Strutt, John Bull, Nicholas Frog, and Lewis Baboon, who spent all they had in a law-suit printed from a manuscript found in the cabinet of the famous Sir Humphrey Polesworth : in three parts : with the appendix, and a compleat key.
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Lodoix Maria Stuarta.
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Maria Lodoix Stuarta, ad Alaricam Suecam.
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Maria Lodoix Britanna ad Alaricam Suecam.
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Maria Lodoix Britanna ad Alaricum Suecam.
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Scripture-monarchy, no tyranny, and scripture-loyalty, no slavery, or, A brief examination of the non-resistance, as asserted by A.C. in a sermon on January XXX, at Edinburgh : rom Rom. 13, 2, wherein he maintains it a most damning sin to resist the magistrate upon any pretence whatsoever.
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A seasonable advertisement, giving an account of some dangerous opinions : with a direction to some short treatises, wherein those opinions are explained and confuted.
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A short but true account of the nobility and representatives of that ancient realm and Kingdom of Scotland, their actings and proceedings, together with their unnatural and unmanful yielding and complying with these un-Christian demands of England, I mean that union, lately made between Scotland and England ...
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The Oath of abjuration considered, both as to the lawfulness and expediency of it's being taken by the Ministers of the Church of Scotland, in a letter to a friend.
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A true copy of a letter from a merchant at Rotterdam, to his friend in London.
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The true depositions, taken at the tryal of Colonel Hamilton, on Saturday the 13th inst. 1712 : with the Colonel's defence.
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The true fortune-teller : Discovering to young men, maids, widowers and widows, their good and bad fortunes. In two parts. The first part for men, and the second for women; in twelve several love questions, with resolutions to each question. ...
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A popish prince in a protestant country, or, Such as have chang'd their religion for a crown : the consequences of it shewn from many remarkable instances in history : wherein the protestant interest in Europe is duly considered, and applied to the present time.
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Popish massacres and plots for the destruction of protestants, a proper caveat against the Pretender : being an authentick account of the French massacre, and gunpowder-treason, and an extract of the Irish massacre : with a short introduction to this publication.
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To the most honourable the peers of Great Britain, in Parliament assembled : the humble representation of William Carstares, Thomas Blackwell and Robert Baillie, Ministers of the Church of Scotland, offer'd by them in the name, and by the appointment of the commission of the late General Assembly of the aforesaid Church, concerning the bill for restoring patronages now depending before your lordships.
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Pride will have a fall, or, The D---h whipt into good manners : with their humble address to Her Majesty, upon the defeat of their troops at Denain, July 13. 1712.
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Preliminary articles : To the treaty of peace.
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You-trick, or I-trick, or we trick you all : being a new dialogue between an English cook, a Dutch button-maker, and a French dragoon, as it was lately held in Holland, about peace.
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A Letter from a Scotch gentleman to an English gentleman at London : relating to Duke Hamilton's case.
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An exact list of the healths drank at the Tholsel the 4th of November, 1712.
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Duke Hamilton's vindication.
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Carole Gothorum ductor fortissime, solus.
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In Barbaram & Margaritam Caroli Stuarti comitis Traquarij filias gemellas.
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In Jacobum principem Hamiltonium : virum fortissimum, parricidio foedissimo trucidatum, Londini die quindecimo Novembris anni MDCCXII.
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In Maij vigesimam nonam, anno MDCCXII.
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In Maii XXIX, sive Juni X, anni MDCCXII.
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Ad Bertramum Stotum equitem anglum
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Cyclopas alpinos : Virgilius AEnidos libro octavo.
Virgil,
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Ad Elisam Ramisaeam Archibaldi Stevensoni
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Haium comitem Kinulium.
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Ad Jacobum Andraeas Pitcarnius Archibaldi filius, et agri Pitcarnii dominus : Septem Pitcarni pro Te cecidere lubentes ...
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Jacobum gallovidium, equitem caledonium : Quis fuero cum Tu Jacobe redibis in urbem ...
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Ad Janum : Jane, Tui sexto mihi Filia prodijt Agnes ...
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Ad Joanetam Pitcarniam, decimo Junij natam : Te placidus vidit Sol nasci, Filia, luce ...
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Ad Joanetam Pitcarniam, decimo Junij natam : Te placidus vidit Sol nasci, Filia, luce ...
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Ad Junium anni MDCCXII : Juni Te Regem nunc Annis esse jubemus ...
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Ad Junium : Juni, Te Regem jam mensibus esse fatetur ...
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Ad Margaritam Pitcarniam : Octavus Martis Te jussit, Filia nasci ...
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Ad Margaritam Pitcarniam : Octavus Martis Te jussit, Filia nasci ...
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Ad Phoebum Apollinem : Dic mihi qui Medicae mortalibus Actor es artis ...
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By the Lords Justices General and General Governors of Ireland and Council.
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