This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1826 Excerpt: ...1 auiiiti'a Seven Sermons...b....Jhon Daye and W. Seres. Brit. Pint. I. 2-56--303., and Burnett's Specimens, I. 450--477. These Sermoiis abound with the boldest strokes of wit ami satire, clothed in language the most plain and familiar. Their naivete is, indeed, unequalled. L. was converted from Popery to LutheranUni about the age of thiny by his friend Bilney (afterward burnt for heresy), T t and died himself for the sane imputed oflence, at Oxford, ared eighty, in 1355. ' On the Life of Latimer, as contained in Fox's Book of Martyrs', see the Relrotp. Rev. VI. 272--304. Sermons, and Life 2 H. pi. 1758 Latitudinarians truly represented, &c....in Three Parts.... 1671 'This excellent Work was written hy Dr. Fowler, afterward Bishop of Gloucester. See Mosh. Eccl. Hut. V. 412--415. tnd 464. n. The bold and perilous object of the Latitudinarians was, to lessen the breach between the Arminians and the Calvinists. At the head of their list stood the venerated names of Chilling orth and Hale, and their rauks were illustrated by a Cudworth, a More, a Whichcot, and a Tillotson; who in the pursuit of this noble project braved the odious appellations of Atheists, Deists, or Sociniaus, plentifully bestowed upon them by the bigots of both parties. If the Calvinists and Arminians jointly claim a King, says Maclaine, the latter alone can boa it of a Newton, a Locke, a Clarke, and a Boyle. Latouch's Preservative against Atheism and Infidelity..... 1795 Latter's (Mrs.) Miscellaneous Poetical Essay................ 1761 'Pro and Con'; or, the Opinionists 1771 Laud's Star-Chamber Speech, in 1637 (reprinted by Rawlinson), with the Dedication, of which only Twenty-Five Copies were thrown off. See ' Barwick', in the Latin Octavos. Sumniarie of Devotions Oxf. 1667 See Bibliom....