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Ecclefiaftical Affairs Of the Country, To the Year of our Lord, 1700. To which is added, The Present State of New-England. With a New and Accurate Map of the Country. And an Appendix Containing their Prefent Charter, their Ecclefiaftical Discipline, and their Municipal-Laws. In Two Volumes. The Second Edition. With many Additions by the Author. By Daniel Neal, A.M. London: A. Ward, MDCCXLVII. Two Volumes. Vol. I. 8 prel. leaves and 392 pp. Map. Vol. II. 2 prel. leaves and text 380 pp. Index. 15 pp. Old calf. (18s. 1960) NECK (JACOB CORNELIUS). The/ Iovrnall, or Day-/ ly Register,/ Contayning a Trve/ manifestation, and Hiftoricall declaration of the/ voyage, accomplished by eight shippes of Amfterdam, vnder/ the conduct of Iacob Cornelifzen Neck Admirall, & Wybrandt/ van Warwick Vice-Admirall, which fayled from Amfter-/dam the first day of March,/ 1598./ Shewing the covrse they/ kept, and what other notable matters happened/ unto them in the fayd voyage./ Imprinted at London for Cuthbert Burby & Iohn Flaket:/ And are to be fold at the Royall Exchange, & at the figne/ of the blacke beare in Paules Church-yard./ 1601./ Title, with Woodcut of Ship in full sail, the reverse blank. To the Right Worship-/fvll, Master Thomas Smith,/ Sheriffe of the honorable Citie of London, and/ Gouernor of the famous companie of the English Marchants/ trading to the Eaft Jndies, Sumatra, Iava, the Isles of the Malucos,/ Banda, and the Rich and Mightie Kingdome of Chyna: and to the right VVorshipfull the Aldermen, and the reft of the Commit-/ties and focietie of the faid corporation. William/ Walker vvisheth all profperitie and/ happie fucceffe./ 2 pp. signed William Walker.' Text in 58 folioed leaves. Some words of the Malish speech, which/language is vied throughout the Eaft Indies, as/ French is in our Countrie, wherewith a man may trauell/ ouer all the Land. The Portugals fpeech is apt and pro-/fitable in these Islands, for there are many Inter-/preters which speake Portugall./ 9 pp. 4to. (21. 2s. 1961)

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Stamp-Act demonstrated: Or, a Proof that GreatBritain must be injured by that Act. In a Letter to a Member of the British House of Commons. London: J. Almon, MDCCLXVI. 46 pp. half mor. 8vo. (4s. 6d. 1962) NEILSON (JOHN). Second Series of The Present and Future Prospects of Jamaica considered, Pointing out the Advantages which may be derived from the Extinction of Slavery, and Shewing the causes which oppose themselves to the successful Working of the Apprenticeship system, in accelerating that object, and proposing a remedy, Suggesting the means for establishing a Bank, on a solid basis, by John Neilson. Kingston-Jamaica: Printed at the office of the Commercial Advertiser. 1834. 20 pp. 8vo. (2s. 6d. 1963) NEUE NACHRICHTEN von denen neuentdekten Infuln in der See zwifchen Afien und Amerika; aus mitgetheilten Urkunden und Auszügen verfaffet von J. L. S.** Hamburg und Leipzig, bey Friedrich Lugo Ludwig Gleditfch. 1776. Title and 173 pp. 8vo. (4s. 6d. 1964) NEU-EROFFNETES Amphitheatrvm, Worinnen Nach dem uns bekanten gantzen Welt-Greifz, Alle Nationen Nach ihrem Habit, infaubern Figuren repräfentiret. Anbey Die Länder nach ihrer Situation, Climate, Fruchtbarkeit, Inclination und Befchaffenheit der Einwohner, Religion, vornehmften Städten, Ertz-Bifthümern, Universitäten, Häfen, Veftungen, Commercien, Macht, StaatsIntereffe, Regierungs- Form, Raritäten, Müntzen, Prætensionibus, vornehmsten Ritter-Orden und Mappen aufgeführet find, Und welches, mit Zuziehung der Land-Charten, zu vieler Beluftigung, vornehmlich aber der ftudierenden Jugend, als ein fehr nützliches und anmuthiges Compendium Geographicum, Genealogicum, Heraldicum, Curiofum, Numifmaticum, kangebrauchet werden. Erfurth, Gedruckt und verlegt von Johann Michael Funcken, 1723. Five Parts. General Title, Vorrede, 2 pp. 1. Aus dem gantzen Europa, etc. 1722.' 66 leaves. 'II. Aus dem gantzen Africa, etc. 1723.' 2 prel. leaves, and 96 pp. III. Aus dem gantzen America, etc. 1723.' 2 prel. leaves and 124

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NEW-ENGLAND. The Light appearing more and more to-/wards the perfect Day./ Or,/ A farther Discovery of the prefent state/ of the Indians/ in/ New-England,/ Concerning the Progreffe of the Gospel/ amongft them./ Manifefted by Letters from fuch as preacht/ to them there./ Published by H. Whitfield, late Paftor to the Chuch/ of Christ at Gilford in New-England, who came/ late thence./ London, Printed by T. R. & E. M. for John Bartlet, and are to be/ fold at the Gilt Cup,