Author: LAUD (William)

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‘I LAUD (William), Archbishop of Canterbury. A Relation of the conference betweene William Lawd, then Lrd. Bishop of St. Davids, now Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, and Mr. Fisher the Jesuite...With an answer to such exceptions as J.C. La Catholic, i.e. John Sweet?] takes against it tin ‘True relations of sundry conferenced’], . pp. (24) + 388. fol. Richard Badger: ondon, 1639.

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Car1n 1crthand T3D.s.c.] i6 [Laud] CoUicn crinc crv HThDE (John), $horthaM Writer. See LAUD (William), Archbisho, of Canterbury. The Archbishop of Canterbury’ s speech; or, his funerall sermon, preacht by himself on the scaffold on Tower Bill on Friday the 10. of Ie.nuary, 161411, upon Hebrews 12. 1, 2. AJ.so, the prayers which he used. . .before his execution. AU faithfully written by J.Minde, etc. . P.Cole: London, 16?th.

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Author: JELL (Edward)

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Ps7 LS7C, CAPflJELL (Edward) DD. see mm (William), ArcWoishop of Canterbury. A Relation of the conference between Wiuiam laud, late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, and Mr. Fisher the Jesuit...With an ansver to such exceptions as, A.C. [a Catholic, i.e. John Sweet?] takes against it (in ‘True relations of sundry conferences’]. With a preface by Edvard Cardweil. Oxford, 1839.

Card ID: 462

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4:- . 9.9zQovi4J). - FISHER (John), pseud. [i.e. John PIERCY.) § LAUD (William), Archbishop of Canterbury. A Relation of the conference betweene William Laivd, then Lrd. Bishop of St. Davids, now Liord Arch—Bishop of Canterbury, and Mr. Fisher the Jesuits ..,Wjth an answer to such exceptions as A.C. La Catholic, i.e. John Sweet”] .take against it [in “True relations of sundry conferences, iichard Beder: London, 1639. P 7 -———[Another edition.) With a preface by ‘rdweil. Qxford, 1839.

Card ID: 159

Author: No Author available

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st. F• ec C., A. True relations of sundry conference8, etc. See LAUD (William), Archbishop of Canterbury. * A Relation of the conference betweene Willirn Lawd, then 3rd. Bishop of St. Davids, now Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, and Mr. Fisher the Jesuit...With an ans:er to such exceptions as A.C. [a Catholic1 i.e. John Sweet?] takes against it [in ‘True relations of sundry conference&’ Richard Badger: London, 1639. [Another editio 1J4I. ‘reface by Edward PS1 Cardweli. Oxford, 1839.

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