The Digressions Of V, Written For His Own Fun And That Of His Friends Vol 1 Vedder, Elihu

The Shaking Of The Olive-Tree. The Remaining Works Of That Incomparable Prelate. With Some Specialities Of Divine Providence In His Life. Noted By His Own Hand. Together With His Hard Measure: Written Also By Himself Hall, Joseph General

Fruits Of Solitude In Reflections And Maxims Relating To The Conduct Of Human Life [And] Fruits Of A Father's Love, And, His Letter To His Wife And Children, Written A Little Before His Voyage To America Penn, William Quakers; Friends And Shakers

Letters Written By The Late Jonathan Swift, D.D. Dean Of St. Patricks Dublin And Several Of His Friends From The Year 1703 To 1740 Jonathan Swift; John Hawkesworth

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The Works Of Mr. Richard Hooker : (That Learned, Godly, Judicious, And Eloquent Divine) Vindicating The Church Of England As Truly Christian And Duly Reformed : In Eight Books Of Ecclesiastical Polity : Now Compleated, As With The Sixth And Eighth, So With The Seventh, (Touching Episcopacy As The Primitive, Catholick And Apostolick Government Of The Church) Out Of His Own Manuscripts Never Before Published : With An Account Of His Holy Life And Happy Death Hooker, Richard

Paradise Lost. A Poem, In Twelve Books. A New Edition. To Which Is Prefixed The Life Of The Author, With An Account Of His Works And Controversies; Together With Some Particulars From That Written By Dr Newton. Milton, John Literature

A Discourse Written To A Learned Frier, By M. Des Fourneillis [Sic]; Shewing, That The Systeme Of M. Des Cartes, And Particularly His Opinion Concerning Brutes, Does Contain Nothing Dangerous; And That All He Hath Written Of Both, Seems To Have Been Taken Out Of The First Chapter Of Genesis. To Which Is Annexed The Systeme General Of The Same Cartesian Philosophy. By Francis Bayle, Dr. Of Physick At Tholose. Englished Out Of French. Descartes, René - Cordemoy, GéRaud De; Bayle, FrançOis.

The Works Of Aristotle, The Famous Philosopher, : In Four Parts. : Containing 1. His Complete Master-Piece; Displaying The Secrets Of Nature In The Generation Of Man. To Which Is Added, The Family Physician, Being Approved Remedies For The Several Distempers Incident To The Human Body. 2. His Experienced Midwife; Absolutely Necessary For Surgeons, Midwives, Nurses And Child Bearing Women. 3. His Book Of Problems, Containing Various Questions And Answers, Relative To The State Of Man's Body. 4. His Last Legacy; Unfolding The Secrets Of Nature Respecting The Generation Of Man. - A New Edition With Engravings Americana,Early American Imprints