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A Declaration of His Highness for a Collection towards the relief of divers Protestant Churches driven out of Poland; And of Twenty Protestant Families driven out of the confines of Bohemia, this Highnes the Lord Protector having received a Petition from several churches of Christ, professing the Reformed religion, lately seated at Lesna and other places in Poland, representing Their sad and deplorable condition, through the persecution and cruelty of their Antichristian Enemies in those Parts in the Time of the war in Poland, by whom they have not onely been driven from their habitation and spoiled of their goods upon the account of Religion only, but forced to flie into Silesia for preservation of their lives. Printed by Henry Hills & John Field, London 1658. A Defence of the Dean of St. Paul’s for Writting against Socinian in Answere to the Anti-apologist Licens’d, London MDCXCIV, NL. A Discourse In Vindicatione of the Doctrine of the Trinity with An Answer To the Late Socinian Objection’s Against it from Scripture Antiquity and Reason and A Preface concerning of the different Explicications of the Trinity, and the Tendency of the present Socinian Controversie. By the Edward Lord Bishop of Worcester, London 1697, NL. A Full and True Account of the Great Battel Fought betwix the Turks, Hungarian Rebels, and Polish Army Before the City Presbourg with the Glorious Victory obtained by the Polish Army under conduct of the Prince Lubomirski, sent from his Camp. With Two latin Letters. One from the Emperor, the other from the Duke of Lorrin to the King of Poland, and Communicated to the Polish Envoy in London, London, November 1683, NL. A Large Dictionary in three Parts. I. The English before the Latin containing above Ten Thousand Words more than any Dictionary yet extent. II. 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A Particular Account of the Suddain Unexpected Siege of Vienna the Capital City of Austria and Residence of the Emperour of German at present besieged by the Turkish Army, Consisting of a Hundred Fifty Thousand Men (the 8th July 1683 ) under Command of the Grand Visier and and what passed during the Siege, as well within the City, as without it, London 1683, NL A Relation of the Thrae Ambassies From His Scored Majestie Charles II to the Duke Muscovie. The King of Sweden and King of Denemark, performed by The Right Hoble the Earl Carlisle in the Years 1663-1669, London 1669. A Relation of the Victory Gain’d by the Imperialists and Polanders ner Burkan, right overagainst Strigonia caled Gran, the 9th or October Nove Stile 1683, London MDCLXXXIII, NL A Sermon preached in the parish church of St. Giles in-the-Fields at the funeral of Bernard Connor M.D. who departed His Life October 30, 1698. With a short account of his life and death, ed. W. Haley, s.l. 1699. 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An Account of Poland Containing A Geographical Description of the Country, the Manners of the Inhabitants and Wars they have been Enag'd in: the Constitution of that Government; Particulary the Manner of Electing and Crowning their King; his Power and Prerogatives: With a Brief History of the Tartars, London 1698, NL. An Account of the Defeat of Count Teckely and of his being Slain Together with a Total Rout given to the Turkish Army bythe United Forces of the Christian Emperour and King of Poland, London s.d. (1684?), NL. An Account of the Secret Service of Monsieur de Vernay The Franch Minister at Ratisbane to Count Teckely, as they pass'd by bray of Letters, with the Cypher and Key taken from Original, printed in french at Ratisbone. Together with the Speach and Memorial of the imperial Minister Zerowsky, deliver'd to the King of Poland to whicb is added Mercurius Panegyricus...: Ratisbone MDCLXXXIII. 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