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Reflections upon the bulls of the Popes Paul the Third and Pius the Fifth
emitted against King Henry the 8 and Queen Elizabeth of England -
The layman's letter to a bishop of the Church of England on the Bishop of Rochester's commitment to the Tower of London for the crime of high treason
to which is added the Bishop of Salisbury's speech to the king at the bishop's palace at Salisbury ... -
Reflections upon bulls of the Popes Paul the Third, and Pius the Fifth
emitted against King Henry the 8 and Queen Elizabeth of England -
A letter to Dr. du Moulin, containing a charitable reproof for his schismatical book entituled, A short and true account of the several advances the Church of England hath made towards Rome, &c
to which are added Some seasonable words to Mr. Richard Baxter -
The layman's letter to a bishop of the Church of England
on the Bishop of Rochester's Commitment to the Tower of London, for the Crime of High-Treason. To which is Added, The Bishop of Salisbury's Speech to the King at the Bishop's Palace at Salisbury, after a Review of the Forces; with his Majesty's most gracious Answer thereunto -
A true and particular history of earthquakes. Containing a relation of that dreadful earthquake which happen'd at Lima and Callao, in Peru, October 28, 1746; publish'd at Lima by Command of the Vice-Roy, and now translated from the Original Spanish; also of that which happen'd in Jamaica in 1692, and of others in different Parts of the World. Accurately describing The dreadful Devastations that have been made by those horrible Convulsions of the Earth; whereby Mountains have been thrown down, or remov'd to great Distances; Cities, with all their Inhabitants, swallow'd up in a Moment; whole Flocks and Herds, with their Keepers, ingulph'd in the tremendous Chasms and Openings of Valleys; and large Forests sunk, and for ever buried in an Instant. Extracted from Authors of the most unexceptionable Credit and Reputation. By Philotheus