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The Remonstrance and Protestation of the Gentry and Commonaltie of the Counties of Buckingham, Bedford, Hartford, and Cambridge, Shewing the Reasons why they Take up Armes, [Wing R971], L. N[orton] and R. C[oates], 1642; Letter from a Grave Gentleman Once a Member of this House of Commons… and Concerning the Late Treaty, [Wing L1403], [Oxford, L. Lichfield], 1643; [HEYLYN (PETER)] Lord Have Mercie Upon Us: or, A Plaine Discourse Declaring that the Plague of Warre, which now Wasts this Nation, Tooke its Beginning in and from the Citie of London… Prohibiting all Entercourse of Trade Betweene the Citie of London and other Parts of his Dominions, [Wing H1726], [Oxford, H. Hall], 1643; [OVERTON (RICHARD) or JOHN LILBURNE?] An Unhappy Game at Scotch and English. Or a Full Answer from England to the Papers of Scotland. Wherein their Scotch Mists and their Fogs; their Sayings and Gaine-sayings; their Juglings, their Windings and Turnings; Hither and Thither, Backwards and Forwards, and Forwards & Backwards again; their Breach of Covenant, Articles, & Treaty, their King-craft Present Design, against the Two Houses of Parliament, & People of England…, [Wing L2195], Edinburgh [i.e. London?], printed as truly, as the Scotch papers were at London by Evan Tyler, printer to the Kings most Excellent Majestie, and are to be sold at the most solemn signe of the Blew-Bonnet, right opposite to the two Houses of Parliament, 1646; [OSBORNE (RICHARD)?] The Independent’s Loyalty. or, the Most Barbarous Plot (to Murder His Sacred Majestie) Very Fully Discovered, [Wing O528], [London, no publisher], 1648; [BOWLES (THOMAS)] Plaine English: or, A Discourse Concerning the Accommodation, the Armie, the Association, [Wing B3878], [London, no publisher], 1643; The Three Late Treaties; between the Kingdoms of England & Scotland… viz. The Late Treaty for the Coming of the Scots Army into England: the Treaty... for Setling the Garrison of Berwick: and the Treaty… for Bringing Ten Thousand Scots into Ulster in Ireland, [Wing T1094], Edward Husband, 1645 [but 1646]; A Second Declaration of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament… Concerning Restitution of Ships, and the Course of Trade, [Wing E2286], Edward Husband, 1645, approximately 36 works in one vol. (including Wing B4630, W330, H606, G884, K583, T1120, E30, O704, O704B and E2049), occasional dampstaining, a few leaves cropped, the first two mentioned with some loss to margins, later half vellum, worn, spine defective, small 4to