A Collection of State Tracts, Volume 2

1706 - 788 pages

Contents

• O: 1
• An Answer to the late King Jamess Declaration to all his pretended Subjects in the King: 61
• A Letter from a Divine to a Member of Parliament in defence of the Bill for the Uniting: 71
• Plain Engliſh or an Inquiry concerning the real and pretended Friends to the English: 79
• Amodeft Inquiry into the Causes of the prefent Difafters in England and who they are that: 95
• An Answer to the Paper deliverd by Mr Ahton at his Execution to Sir Francis Child: 102
• Taxes no Charge in a Letter from a Gentleman to a Perfon of Quality fhewing: 116
• A Difcourfe fhewing how the Incouragement of Mechanick Industry does naturally tend: 130
• A Letter to a Friend concerning the Behaviour of Chriftians under the various Revolutions: 159
• Reflections upon the late famous Petition of the Common Council of London and the well: 169
• An Inquiry into the Caufes which have fruftrated our Expectations from the late happy Revo: 177
• Reafons for a Bill against Buying and Selling Offices: 186
• An Impartial Inquiry into the Causes of the prefent Fears and Dangers of the Government: 218
• The late King Jamess Letter to his Privy Counsellors with just Reflections upon it and: 234
• An Argument fhewing that a Standing Army is inconsistent with a Free Government: 504
• The Second Part of the fame Argument: 577
• A Letter ballancing the Neceffity of keeping a LandForce in times of Peace with: 585
• The Militia Reformd or an eafy Scheme of furnishing England with a conftant Land: 594
• A Letter to a Member of Parliament fhewing that a Reftraint on the Prefs is inconsistent: 614
• The Anatomy of a Project for raifing Two Millions: 627
• King William III: 631
• The Danger of Mercenary Parliaments: 638
• Confiderations on the Nature of Parliaments and our prefent Elections 1698: 645
• Confiderations upon the Choice of a Speaker of the Houfe of Commons in the approaching: 651
• A Letter to a Member of Parliament concerning Guards and Garifons: 678
• The Seamans Opinion of a Standing Army in England in oppofition to a Fleet at Sea: 684
• An Effay on a Registry for Titles of Lands By John Afgil Efq: 693
• Some Objections against the RegistryBill ſtated and anſwerd: 704
• Other Papers relating to the Irish Report viz The Memorial of the Earl of Drogheda: 733
• A Letter from a Soldier to the Commons of England occafiond by an Addrefs now carrying: 773
• REMARKS: 785

Bibliographic information

• Title: A Collection of State Tracts, Volume 2; A Collection of State Tracts
• Published: 1706
• Original from: the Bavarian State Library
• Digitized: Nov 30, 2009
• Length: 788 pages