The Clarendon Historical Society's reprints.

Series I: 18 pt. in 1 v; ser. II: 13 pt. in 1 v.; ser. III: 3 pt. in 1 v.I. A declaration of the vile and wicked wayes of the cruell cavaliers. (1644)--II. Two extracts from the "Mercurius Caledonius" of Jan. 8, 1661.--III. The devill and the Parliament. (1648)--IV. Cheriton fight. (1644)--V. Scotiæ numisma. (1738)--VI. The battle of Wakefield. (1643)--VII. A letter on the state of religion in New-England. (1742)--VIII. The true mother of the pretended prince of Wales. (1696)--IX. The siege of Hull. (1648)--X. The remonstrance of the Commons. (1641)--XI. The life of Henry Hudson.--XII. A letter from an English traveller at Rome. (1721)--XIII. A king and no king. (1716)--XIV. The speech of Lord Russell. (1683)--XV. The closing days about Richmond.--XVI. The rebellion of 1715. Gathering clouds. (1715)--XVII. The rebellion of 1715. The storm. (1715-16)--XVIII. Colchesters teares. (1648)Ser. III. I. Seditious preachers, ungodly teachers.--II. The massacres of Saint Bartholomew.--III. An ordinance appointing commissioners for approbation of publique preachers.Ser II: I. The journal of King Edward VI.--II. Lex talionis. (1647)--III. Gallienus redivivus (The massacre of Glencoe), 1695.--IV. The declarations concerning the birth of the Prince of Wales. (1688)--V. Memoirs of the Chevalier de St. George. (1712)--VI. The remarkable meeting at Windsor in the year 1648.--VII. A dialogue between a Whig and a Jacobite. (1716)--VIII. The execution of Mary, queen of Scots. (1586)--IX. Twenty lookes over all the Roundheads. (1643)--X. Memoirs of George Leyburn. (1722)--XI. The character of a modern Whig. (1681)--XII. A letter from General Monck and his army to the Parliament. (1659)--Supplement: Notes descriptive of a curious pack of cavalier playing cards, (c1600), by Edmund Goldsmid.Mode of access: Internet