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Brief Account of Becon's tracts, entitled “The Christmas Banquet,"

and “ The pleasant Nosegay".

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An Invective against Swearing....

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The Castle of Comfort, in which is evidently proved, that God alone

absolveth and freely forgiveth the sins of so many as un-

feignedly repent and turn unto him

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The Fortress of the Faithful, against the cruel assaults of poverty

and hunger

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The Christian Knight, teaching warriors of God not only how

they may prevail against Satan and his wicked army in this

world, but also how they may live before God with a quiet

and joyful conscience.

Selections from the Flower Godly Prayers

Specimen of “The Pomander of Prayer"

Selections from the Sick Man's Salve, wherein faithful christians

may learn both how to behave themselves patiently and

thankfully in tin of sickness, and also virtuously to dispose

their temporal goods, and finally to prepare themselves gladly

and godlily to die

Brief Account of “A New Catechism, set forth as a dialogue, in fa-

miliar talk between a father and his son"

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The Demands of Holy Scripture....

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Extracts from The diversity between God's word and Man's juven-

tion ; wherein thou shalt see lively described and plainly

set forth, what comfortable and heavenly benefits the word

of God bringeth unto us; and contrariwise, what horrible

plagues and most grievous pestilences men's traditions bring

unto such as receive and believe them...

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Sermons selected from A new Postill; containing most godly and

learned Sermons upou all the Sunday Gospels read in the

church throughout the year.

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