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COMMON-PRAYER.  A  Copie  of  the  Proceedinprs  of  somc
worthy  and  learued  Divines  touching  Innovations  in  the  Doc-
trine  and  Discipline  of  the  Church  of  England.  Together  with
Considerations  upon  the  Cotnmon  Prayer  Book.  4P  1660.
■  An  Accompt  of  all  the  Procecdings  of  the  Commis-

sioners  of  both  Persvvasions  appointcd  by  his  sacred  Majesty,
according  to  I^tters  Patents,  for  the  review  of  the  Book  of
Common-Prayer,  &c.  4^  Lond.  1661.
The  Grand  Debate  between  thc  most  reverend  the  Bi-


shops  and  Presbyterian  Divines  appointed  by  his  sacred  Ma-
jesty  as  Commissioners  for  the  review  and  alteration  of  the
Book  of  Common  Prayer  &c.  4«  Lond,  1661.
An  Answer  to  the  Di-»enters  Objections  against  the


Common  Prayers.  4<*  Lond,  1684.
The  Common-Prayer-Book  the  bcst  Companion  in  thc


House  and  Cioset  as  well  as  in  the  Temple.  12**  Ojf.  1689.
i^ 12^  Oxf.  1692.
129  Oxf.  1694.
A  New  Survey  of  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer  hum-

bly  proposed  to  ihis  present  Parliament.  4**  Lond.  1690.
A  bricf  Discourse  conccrning  thc  worshipping  God  by


the  Common-Prayer.  4**  Lond.  1694.
An  Essay  for  a  Review   of  the  Book  of  Common


Prayer.  8»  Lond.  1734.
The  Book  of  Common  Prayer  revis'd^  correctcd,  and


enlarged,  so  far  as  to  the  £nd  of  the  Communion-Service  :  by
way  of  Specimen.  8**  Lond.  1734.
A  short  History  of  the  Common  Prayer.     8**    Lond.
1749.
The  Christian  Common  Prayer  Book  or  Univcrsal  Lir


turgy  :  founded  on  the  truc  Gospel  Principles  of  Charity,  Pe-
nevolence,  and  Liberty.  8°  Lond.  1761.
Tlie  Book  of  Common  Prayer  Reformed :  for  the  Usc


of  Unitarian  Congregations.  8°  Lond.  1792.
together  with  the  Book  of  Psilms :


and  a  CoUection  of  Hymns  for  public  Worship.    4**    Lond.
1802.
