Wherein the answer to the Dialogues betwixt the
Conformist
and the
Nonconformist is examined.
Nonconformist is examined.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v09
, 1818.
WILLIAM HARRISON (1685-1713)
Woodstock Park. Ptd in Dodsley's Collection. I[Editor of The Tatler,
January-May 1711. ]
AARON HILL
Works. 4 vols. 1753. 2nd edn 1754.
Dramatic works. 2 vols. 1760.
Elfrid, or the Fair Inconstant. 1710. Re-written as Athelwold. 1732.
The Creation. 1720.
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John HUGHES
See vol. vini, bibliography to chap. VII.
HILDEBRAND JACOB
Works. 1735.
Chiron to Achilles, a poem. 1732.
The Nest of Playe. 1738.
WILLIAM KING
See bibliography to chap. v, ante.
GEORGE GRANVILLE, LORD LANSDOWNE
Poems upon several occasions. 1712.
See also vol. viII, bibliography to chap. VII.
DAVID LEWIS
Miscellaneous Poems by several hands [including poems by Lewis, who
edited the collection). 1726. 2nd series. 1730.
Philip of Macedon, a tragedy. 1727.
DAVID MALLET
Works. 3 vols. 1759.
William and Margaret. [1723. ]
Eurydice, a tragedy. 1731.
Mustapha, a tragedy. 1739.
Alfred, a masque (with Thomson). 1740. New edn. 1751.
Amyntor and Theodora, or the Hermit. A poem in three cantos. 1747.
Britannia. 1755.
Edwin and Emma. 1760.
JOHN PHILIPS
Works. 1712, 1720.
The Splendid Shilling. 1705.
Blenheim. A poem. 1705.
Cerealia. An imitation of Milton. 1706.
Cyder. A poem. 1708.
Pastorals. 1710.
CHRISTOPHER PITT
A Poem on the death of the late Earl Stanhope. 1721.
Vida's Art of Poetry, translated into English Verse. 1725.
An Essay on Virgil's Aeneid, being a translation of the first book. 1728.
Virgil's Aeneid translated. 2 vols. 1740.
RICHARD SAVAGE
Works. 2 vols. 1775.
Sir Thomas Overbury, a tragedy. 1724.
The Bastard. 1728.
The Wanderer. 1729.
Various poems. 1761.
Markower, S. V. Richard Savage, a mystery in biography. [With a useful
bibliography. ) 1909.
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487
EDMUND SMITH
Works, with a life. 4th edn. 1729.
Phaedra and Hippolitus, a tragedy. [1709. ]
A Poem on the death of Mr John Philips. [1710. ]
GEORGE STEPNEY
An Epistle to Charles Montague, Esq. on His Majesty's voyage to Holland.
1691.
A Poem dedicated to the blessed memory of her late gracious Majesty Queen
Mary. 1695.
JOSEPH TRAPPA
Abramule, or Love and Empire, a tragedy. 1704.
Praelectiones poeticae. 1711-15. Eng. trans. 1742.
Peace. A Poem inscribed to Lord Bolingbroke. 1713.
Aeneis of Virgil translated. 2 vols. 1718–20.
Thoughts upon the Four Last Things: Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell.
A Poem. 1734-5.
WILLIAM WALSH
Works in prose and verse. 1736.
A funeral elegy on the death of the Queen. 1695.
ISAAC WATTS
Horae Lyricae. 1706.
Hymns. 1707.
Divine Songs for Children. 1715. Divine and Moral Songs for Children.
10th edn. 1729.
Psalms of David. 1719.
LEONARD WELSTED
Works. Ed. Nichols, J. 1787.
Epistles, Odes, etc. written on several subjects. 1724.
Oikographia. 1725.
GILBERT WEST
The Institution of the Order of the Garter. 1742.
The Odes of Pindar, with several other pieces translated. 1749.
Education. 1751.
THOMAS WHARTON, FIRST MARQUIS OF WHARTON (1648-1715)
Lilli Burlero, Bullen-a-la. 1688. [Set to music by Purcell. ]
THOMAS YALDEN
Ode for St Cecilia's Day. 1693.
On the Conquest of Namur. 1695.
The Temple of Fame. 1700.
A. T. B.
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488
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CHAPTERS VII AND VIII
HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL WRITERS
I. GILBERT BURNET
A. Works
For a complete bibliography, by Foxcroft, H. C. , of Burnet's published
works, with a statement of its sources, see Appendix II to A Life of Gilbert
Burnet, by Clarke, T. E. 8. (Scotland) and Foxcroft, H. C. (England).
Cambridge, 1907.
A Discourse on the Memory of . . . Sir Robert Fletcher of Saltoun. Written
by a Gentleman of his Acquaintance. Edinburgh, 1665.
A modest and free Conference betwixt a Conformist and a Nonconformist
about the present distempers of Scotland. In six Dialogues. By a Lover
of Peace. n. p. , 1669.
A Vindication of . . . the Church and State in Scotland. In four Conferences.
Wherein the answer to the Dialogues betwixt the Conformist and the
Nonconformist is examined. Glasgow, 1673.
The Mystery of Iniquity unveiled. 1673.
The Memoires of the Lives and Actions of James and William Dukes of
Hamilton and Castleherald. . . . In which an account is given of the rise
and progress of the Civil Wars of Scotland and other great Transal-
tions. . . . 1677. (Ptd as Part 11 of the History of the Church and State of
Scotland. Rptd Oxford, 1852. )
The History of the Reformation of the Church of England. (Vol. 1. ) The
First Part of the Progress made in it during the Reign of Henry VIII.
1679. (Vol. 11. ) The Second Part. Of the Progress made in it till the
Settlement of it in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's Reign. 1681. The
Third Part (Suppl. ) with reissue of Parts 1 and 11. 1715. New edu,
revised by Pocock, N. 7 vols. Oxford, 1875.
The Abridgement of the History of the Reformation of the Church
of England. 1682.
Reflections on Mr Varillas's History of the Revolutions that have
happened in Europe in matters of Religion, and more
in his ninth book that relates to England. 1686; in which year
also appeared a French trans. by Le Clerc, Jean.
A defence of the oeflections on . . . Mr Varillas's History of Heresies,
Being a reply to his answer. Amsterdam, 1687.
A continuation of Reflections on Mr Varillas's History of Heresies,
particularly . . . !
. . . his third and fourth Issues. 1687.
Reflections on the Relations of the English Reformation, lately ptd
at Oxford. Part 1. 1688. [By Obadiah Walker. ]
Reflections on the Oxford Theses Relating to the English Reformation.
Part 11. Amsterdam, 1688.
Le Grand, J. Histoire du divorce de Henri VIII, avec réfutation des
deux premiers livres de l'Hist. de Burnet. Paris, 1688.
A Letter to Mr Therenot containing a Censure of M. le Grand's
History of K. Henry the Eighth's Divorce. 1688.
particularly
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489
A Censure of M. de Meaux's History of the Variations of the
Protestant Churches: Together with some further Reflections on
M. le Grand 1688.
Wharton, H. Specimen of Errors. . . in History of the Reformation
by Burnet. 1693.
A Letter writ. . . to the. . . Bishop of Cov[entry) and Litchfield con-
cerning a Book (on the History of the Reformation) by Anthony
Harmer. 1693.
Some Passages of the Life and Death of . . . John Earl of Rochester who
died 26 July, 1680. 1680 (and many later editions, and German and
French translations).
The Life and Death of Sir Matthew Hale. . . Sometime Lord Chief Justice
of his Majesties Court of King's Bench. 1682 (and many later editions,
and a French translation by Dumesnil, L. Amsterdam, 1688).
The History of the Rights of Princes in the disposing of Ecclesiastical
Benefices and Church-lands relating chiefly to the. . . Regale. . . . 1682.
An Answer to the Animadversions on the Rights of Princes. . . .
1682.
A letter writ by the last Assembly-General of the Clergy of France to the
Protestants inviting them to return to their Communion. . . . Translated . . .
and examined. 1683.
Utopia. Written in Latin by Sir Thomas More, Chancellor of England.
Translated into English. 1684 (and later editions).
The Life of William Bedell, Bishop of Kilmore in Ireland. 1685 (with a
French translation by Dumesnil, L. Amsterdam, 1687).
A letter containing some remarks on the two papers writ by his late Majesty
King Charles II concerning religion. n. d. (1686 and later editions with
French and German translations. )
Some Letters; containing an account of what seemed most remarkable in
Switzerland, Italy, etc. . . . to T. H. R[obert] B[oyle). 1686 (and many
later editions, incl. several French translations and one German).
Supplements to Dr Burnet's Letters . . . being Further Remarks . . .
written by a Nobleman and communicated to the Author. . . . 1687.
Three Letters concerning the present State of Italy. . . . Being a
Supplement to Dr Burnet's Letters. n. p. , 1688.
Animadversions upon the Reflections upon Dr B[urnet)'s Travels.
1688.
Some Reflections on His Majesty's Proclamation for 12 February 1684, for
a Toleration in Scotland. (1687. ]
A letter containing some Reflections on His Majesty's Declaration for Liberty
of Conscience dated 4 April 1687. (1687. ]
Reasons against the Repealing the Acts of Parliament concerning the Test.
Humbly offered to . . . the Members of both Houses, at their meeting on
28 April 1687.
A Relation of the Death of the Primitive Persecutors. Written originally
in Latin by L. C. F. Lactantius. Englished by G. B. , to which he hath
made a large Preface concerning Persecution. Amsterdam, 1687.
Reflections on a late Pamphlet entitled Parliamentum Pacificum. Amsterdam,
1688.
Dr Burnet's Vindication of Himself from the Calumnies [of] Parliamentum
Pacificum. (1688. ]
An Enquiry into the measures of submission to the Supreme Authority; and
of the grounds upon which it may be lawful or necessary for Subjects to
defend their Religion, Lives and Liberties. n. p. , (1688).
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(1688).
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himself from Rochester. Published by Authority. 1689.
An Enquiry into the present state of Affairs, and in particular, Whether we
owe Allegiance to the King in these Circumstances ? And whether we
are bound to treat with Him and call Him back again or not? Published
by Authority. 1689.
A pastoral Letter to the clergy of his Diocese concerning the Oaths of
Allegiance and Supremacy to K. William and Q. Mary. 1689.
A Discourse of the Pastoral Care. 1692.
An Essay on the Memory of the late Queen.
WILLIAM HARRISON (1685-1713)
Woodstock Park. Ptd in Dodsley's Collection. I[Editor of The Tatler,
January-May 1711. ]
AARON HILL
Works. 4 vols. 1753. 2nd edn 1754.
Dramatic works. 2 vols. 1760.
Elfrid, or the Fair Inconstant. 1710. Re-written as Athelwold. 1732.
The Creation. 1720.
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486
Bibliography
John HUGHES
See vol. vini, bibliography to chap. VII.
HILDEBRAND JACOB
Works. 1735.
Chiron to Achilles, a poem. 1732.
The Nest of Playe. 1738.
WILLIAM KING
See bibliography to chap. v, ante.
GEORGE GRANVILLE, LORD LANSDOWNE
Poems upon several occasions. 1712.
See also vol. viII, bibliography to chap. VII.
DAVID LEWIS
Miscellaneous Poems by several hands [including poems by Lewis, who
edited the collection). 1726. 2nd series. 1730.
Philip of Macedon, a tragedy. 1727.
DAVID MALLET
Works. 3 vols. 1759.
William and Margaret. [1723. ]
Eurydice, a tragedy. 1731.
Mustapha, a tragedy. 1739.
Alfred, a masque (with Thomson). 1740. New edn. 1751.
Amyntor and Theodora, or the Hermit. A poem in three cantos. 1747.
Britannia. 1755.
Edwin and Emma. 1760.
JOHN PHILIPS
Works. 1712, 1720.
The Splendid Shilling. 1705.
Blenheim. A poem. 1705.
Cerealia. An imitation of Milton. 1706.
Cyder. A poem. 1708.
Pastorals. 1710.
CHRISTOPHER PITT
A Poem on the death of the late Earl Stanhope. 1721.
Vida's Art of Poetry, translated into English Verse. 1725.
An Essay on Virgil's Aeneid, being a translation of the first book. 1728.
Virgil's Aeneid translated. 2 vols. 1740.
RICHARD SAVAGE
Works. 2 vols. 1775.
Sir Thomas Overbury, a tragedy. 1724.
The Bastard. 1728.
The Wanderer. 1729.
Various poems. 1761.
Markower, S. V. Richard Savage, a mystery in biography. [With a useful
bibliography. ) 1909.
## p. 487 (#511) ############################################
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487
EDMUND SMITH
Works, with a life. 4th edn. 1729.
Phaedra and Hippolitus, a tragedy. [1709. ]
A Poem on the death of Mr John Philips. [1710. ]
GEORGE STEPNEY
An Epistle to Charles Montague, Esq. on His Majesty's voyage to Holland.
1691.
A Poem dedicated to the blessed memory of her late gracious Majesty Queen
Mary. 1695.
JOSEPH TRAPPA
Abramule, or Love and Empire, a tragedy. 1704.
Praelectiones poeticae. 1711-15. Eng. trans. 1742.
Peace. A Poem inscribed to Lord Bolingbroke. 1713.
Aeneis of Virgil translated. 2 vols. 1718–20.
Thoughts upon the Four Last Things: Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell.
A Poem. 1734-5.
WILLIAM WALSH
Works in prose and verse. 1736.
A funeral elegy on the death of the Queen. 1695.
ISAAC WATTS
Horae Lyricae. 1706.
Hymns. 1707.
Divine Songs for Children. 1715. Divine and Moral Songs for Children.
10th edn. 1729.
Psalms of David. 1719.
LEONARD WELSTED
Works. Ed. Nichols, J. 1787.
Epistles, Odes, etc. written on several subjects. 1724.
Oikographia. 1725.
GILBERT WEST
The Institution of the Order of the Garter. 1742.
The Odes of Pindar, with several other pieces translated. 1749.
Education. 1751.
THOMAS WHARTON, FIRST MARQUIS OF WHARTON (1648-1715)
Lilli Burlero, Bullen-a-la. 1688. [Set to music by Purcell. ]
THOMAS YALDEN
Ode for St Cecilia's Day. 1693.
On the Conquest of Namur. 1695.
The Temple of Fame. 1700.
A. T. B.
## p. 488 (#512) ############################################
488
Bibliography
CHAPTERS VII AND VIII
HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL WRITERS
I. GILBERT BURNET
A. Works
For a complete bibliography, by Foxcroft, H. C. , of Burnet's published
works, with a statement of its sources, see Appendix II to A Life of Gilbert
Burnet, by Clarke, T. E. 8. (Scotland) and Foxcroft, H. C. (England).
Cambridge, 1907.
A Discourse on the Memory of . . . Sir Robert Fletcher of Saltoun. Written
by a Gentleman of his Acquaintance. Edinburgh, 1665.
A modest and free Conference betwixt a Conformist and a Nonconformist
about the present distempers of Scotland. In six Dialogues. By a Lover
of Peace. n. p. , 1669.
A Vindication of . . . the Church and State in Scotland. In four Conferences.
Wherein the answer to the Dialogues betwixt the Conformist and the
Nonconformist is examined. Glasgow, 1673.
The Mystery of Iniquity unveiled. 1673.
The Memoires of the Lives and Actions of James and William Dukes of
Hamilton and Castleherald. . . . In which an account is given of the rise
and progress of the Civil Wars of Scotland and other great Transal-
tions. . . . 1677. (Ptd as Part 11 of the History of the Church and State of
Scotland. Rptd Oxford, 1852. )
The History of the Reformation of the Church of England. (Vol. 1. ) The
First Part of the Progress made in it during the Reign of Henry VIII.
1679. (Vol. 11. ) The Second Part. Of the Progress made in it till the
Settlement of it in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's Reign. 1681. The
Third Part (Suppl. ) with reissue of Parts 1 and 11. 1715. New edu,
revised by Pocock, N. 7 vols. Oxford, 1875.
The Abridgement of the History of the Reformation of the Church
of England. 1682.
Reflections on Mr Varillas's History of the Revolutions that have
happened in Europe in matters of Religion, and more
in his ninth book that relates to England. 1686; in which year
also appeared a French trans. by Le Clerc, Jean.
A defence of the oeflections on . . . Mr Varillas's History of Heresies,
Being a reply to his answer. Amsterdam, 1687.
A continuation of Reflections on Mr Varillas's History of Heresies,
particularly . . . !
. . . his third and fourth Issues. 1687.
Reflections on the Relations of the English Reformation, lately ptd
at Oxford. Part 1. 1688. [By Obadiah Walker. ]
Reflections on the Oxford Theses Relating to the English Reformation.
Part 11. Amsterdam, 1688.
Le Grand, J. Histoire du divorce de Henri VIII, avec réfutation des
deux premiers livres de l'Hist. de Burnet. Paris, 1688.
A Letter to Mr Therenot containing a Censure of M. le Grand's
History of K. Henry the Eighth's Divorce. 1688.
particularly
## p. 489 (#513) ############################################
Chapters VII and VIII
489
A Censure of M. de Meaux's History of the Variations of the
Protestant Churches: Together with some further Reflections on
M. le Grand 1688.
Wharton, H. Specimen of Errors. . . in History of the Reformation
by Burnet. 1693.
A Letter writ. . . to the. . . Bishop of Cov[entry) and Litchfield con-
cerning a Book (on the History of the Reformation) by Anthony
Harmer. 1693.
Some Passages of the Life and Death of . . . John Earl of Rochester who
died 26 July, 1680. 1680 (and many later editions, and German and
French translations).
The Life and Death of Sir Matthew Hale. . . Sometime Lord Chief Justice
of his Majesties Court of King's Bench. 1682 (and many later editions,
and a French translation by Dumesnil, L. Amsterdam, 1688).
The History of the Rights of Princes in the disposing of Ecclesiastical
Benefices and Church-lands relating chiefly to the. . . Regale. . . . 1682.
An Answer to the Animadversions on the Rights of Princes. . . .
1682.
A letter writ by the last Assembly-General of the Clergy of France to the
Protestants inviting them to return to their Communion. . . . Translated . . .
and examined. 1683.
Utopia. Written in Latin by Sir Thomas More, Chancellor of England.
Translated into English. 1684 (and later editions).
The Life of William Bedell, Bishop of Kilmore in Ireland. 1685 (with a
French translation by Dumesnil, L. Amsterdam, 1687).
A letter containing some remarks on the two papers writ by his late Majesty
King Charles II concerning religion. n. d. (1686 and later editions with
French and German translations. )
Some Letters; containing an account of what seemed most remarkable in
Switzerland, Italy, etc. . . . to T. H. R[obert] B[oyle). 1686 (and many
later editions, incl. several French translations and one German).
Supplements to Dr Burnet's Letters . . . being Further Remarks . . .
written by a Nobleman and communicated to the Author. . . . 1687.
Three Letters concerning the present State of Italy. . . . Being a
Supplement to Dr Burnet's Letters. n. p. , 1688.
Animadversions upon the Reflections upon Dr B[urnet)'s Travels.
1688.
Some Reflections on His Majesty's Proclamation for 12 February 1684, for
a Toleration in Scotland. (1687. ]
A letter containing some Reflections on His Majesty's Declaration for Liberty
of Conscience dated 4 April 1687. (1687. ]
Reasons against the Repealing the Acts of Parliament concerning the Test.
Humbly offered to . . . the Members of both Houses, at their meeting on
28 April 1687.
A Relation of the Death of the Primitive Persecutors. Written originally
in Latin by L. C. F. Lactantius. Englished by G. B. , to which he hath
made a large Preface concerning Persecution. Amsterdam, 1687.
Reflections on a late Pamphlet entitled Parliamentum Pacificum. Amsterdam,
1688.
Dr Burnet's Vindication of Himself from the Calumnies [of] Parliamentum
Pacificum. (1688. ]
An Enquiry into the measures of submission to the Supreme Authority; and
of the grounds upon which it may be lawful or necessary for Subjects to
defend their Religion, Lives and Liberties. n. p. , (1688).
## p. 490 (#514) ############################################
490
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(1688).
Reflections on a Paper entituled, his Majesty's Reasons for withdrawing
himself from Rochester. Published by Authority. 1689.
An Enquiry into the present state of Affairs, and in particular, Whether we
owe Allegiance to the King in these Circumstances ? And whether we
are bound to treat with Him and call Him back again or not? Published
by Authority. 1689.
A pastoral Letter to the clergy of his Diocese concerning the Oaths of
Allegiance and Supremacy to K. William and Q. Mary. 1689.
A Discourse of the Pastoral Care. 1692.
An Essay on the Memory of the late Queen.
