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CONTENTS.

The Case of King Charles I. truly stated against John Cook, Master of Gray's-Inn		326
John Audland's Letter to Wil. Prynne		371
Wil. Prynne's Answer to John Audland		382
Reflections upon Reason		393
An occasional Reflection upon Dr. Charleton feeling a Dog's Pulse at Gresham-College by R. B. Esq;		405
Beneficial Reflections upon Milford-Haven		411
Observations upon the Long-Parliament of Charles I.		419

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Vol. I.

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