# Books Condemned to be Burnt/Index

INDEX.
* Abela d, all his books burnt, 5.
* Allen (Cardinal), 37.
* Archer (John), of All Hallows, Lombard Street, 106.
* Asgill (John), his book burnt by two Parliaments, 144–47.
* Attwood (William), the English Whig, 184.
* Aubigné (D'), his Histoire Universelle, 19.
* Bale (Bishop), 29.
* Barnes, 29.
* Bastwick (the physician), 81–92.
* Beaumarchais, his Memoirs condemned to the flames, 22.
* Becon, 29.
* Bellarmine, his Tractatus condemned by the Parliament of Paris, 64.
* Bernier (Abbé) pseud., 13.
* Best (Paul), prisoner at the Gatehouse, 107–109.
* Bidle (a tailor's son), 110.
* Bissendorf burnt, as well as his books, 9.
* Boncerf, 21.
* Book-fires of the Sixteenth Century, 25–47.
* Book— — — under James I., 48–68.
* Book— — — under Charles I., 69–93.
* Book— — — of the Rebellion, 94–116.
* Book— — — of the Restoration, 117–135.
* Book— — — of the Revolution, 136–169.
* Book— — — (our last), 170–190. ​
* Boulanger, Christianisme dévoié 15.
* Boyse, his sermon burnt by the hangman, 166.
* Brecknock (Timothy), 181.
* Buchanan (David), 101.
* Buchanan (George), 58, 123.
* Burton, the divine, 81–92.
* Bury (Rev. Arthur), 141–43.
* Busenbaum (the Jesuit), 17.
* Calamy (Dr.), 131.
* Carr (William), 171.
* Cellier (Elizabeth), 134.
* Charles I's Book-fires, 69–93.
* Clarkson (Laurence), 114.
* Claude, his Plaintes des Protestants, 134.
* Clendon (John), 159.
* Coke (Sir Edward), 57.
* Constitutional Queries (1750), 175.
* Coppe (Ebiezer), 114.
* Coverdale (Bishop), 29.
* Coward (Dr.), 147, 148.
* Cowell (Dr.), 28, 54–59.
* Crisis, the Present (1775), 182, 186.
* Cumberland (Duke of), of Culloden, compared with Richard III., 175.
* Cutwode, his Caltha Pœtarum, 41.
* Davies (Sir John), 41, 44.
* Declaration of James III., 174.
* Defoe (Daniel), 152–4.
* Delaune, his Plea for the Nonconformists, 130–34.
* Dering (Sir Edward), 98.
* Derodon, Professor at Nismes, 12.
* Deslandes, 17.
* Despériers, 7.
* Digby (Lord), 99.
* Dolet, 8.
* Doleman's Conference, 37. ​
* Dominis (Marcus Antonius de), 9.
* Drake (Dr. James), 155–57, 173–183.
* Dufresnoy, 17.
* Dulaurent, an apostate monk, 13.
* Emmius, his posthmnous book, 21.
* Enjedim, the Hungarian Socialist, 6.
* Falkland (Lord), 101.
* Fleetwood (William), Bishop of St. Asaph, 167.
* Fish's Supplication of Beggars, 36.
* Freret, 15.
* Froude (J. A.), his Nemesis of Faith burned, 144.
* Frith, 29.
* Fry (John), M.P., 103, 4.
* Génébrazd (Archbishop), 18.
* Gerberon, 12.
* Giannone, his Historia Civile, 21.
* Gigli, his Vocabulario 17.
* Goodwin (John), prolific writer, 117–122.
* Hall (Bishop), 41, 2, 3.
* Hall (Joseph), serjeant-at-arms, 172.
* Helot, his L'Escole des Filles, 17.
* Herries (Walter), 183.
* Holbach (Baron d'), 15.
* Humphrey (John), 154.
* Huss (John), 6.
* Hutchinson (Provost Hely), 182, 185.
* James I., Book-fires under,48–68.
* James III., Declaration of, 174.
* Joly (Claude), 20.
* Joye, 29.
* Justiciarius justificatus, 101.
* Keller, the Jesuit, 19.
* Kentish Petition (1642), 100.
* King (George), the bookseller, 176.
* Knewstub, his Confutation (1579), 33.
* La Mettrie (De), 14.
* Langle (Marquis de), 13.
* Lanjuinais, 22.
* La Peyrère imprisoned, 12.
* Leighton (Alexander), 75.
* Le Noble (Eustache), 20.
* Lilburne (John), 88, 102.
* Linguet, 14.
* Locke (John), 127–29.
* Love, Family of, 32.
* Luther, 7, 28.
* Lyser, advocate of polygamy, 17.
* Mantuanus, the Carmelite, 16.
* Manwarine (Roger), 69–71.
* Mariana, the Jesuit, 18.
* Marivaux (Martin de), 22.
* Marlowe (Christopher), 41, 42.
* Martin Marprelate, 37.
* Marston (John), 41, 42.
* Mercurius Ehnchicus, 101.
* Mercurius Pragmaticus, 101.
* Meslier (Jean), 14.
* Milton, 20, 90, 118–22.
* Mocket (Richard), 61.
* Molinos, foimder of Quietism, 11.
* Molyneux (William), his Case for Ireland 136–40.
* Mondonville (Madame de), 21.
* Montagu (Richard), anti-Puritan, 71–3.
* Morin (Simon), 10.
* Morisot, 10.
* Muggleton (Ludovic), 115, 116.
* Niclas (Hendrick), of Leyden, 32.
* North Briton (No. 45), 177.
* Okeford Games), 102.
* Orléans (Louis d'), 18.
* Osma (Peter d'), 7
* Oxford (University of) Decree against certain pernicious books, 192.
* Parseus (David), 60.
* Parliament's Ten Commandments, 101.
* Parliaments Pater Noster, 101.
* Parsons (Robert), the Jesuit, 37, 39.
* Pascal, 12.
* Peignot, the historian of Condemned Books, 2.
* Pidanzet, 21.
* Pocklington (Dr. John), 95–8.
* Pomponadus, 7.
* Porphyry, 5.
* Primatt (Joseph), 102.
* Prynne (William), 30, 77–93.
* Racoman Catechism, 111–13.
* Raleigh (Sir Walter), 59.
* Ravnal (Abbé), 23.
* Reboulet, 21.
* Reeves' Thoughts on English Goverment, 186.
* Rousseau, 13.
* Rowlands (Samuel), 45.
* Rutherford (Samuel), 122.
* Rye House Plot, Decree against pernicious books, 191.
* Sacheverell (Henry), 157–61.
* Sainte Foi, 12.
* Salmasius, 119.
* Sanctarel, the Jesuit, 20. ​
* Schlicttingius, 11.
* Scioppius, 18.
* Scot (Ranald), one of the heroes of the world, 49–53.
* Servetus, his brning, 8.
* Squitmio, 19.
* Stubbs (John), 35.
* Suarez, 64.
* Talbert (Abbe), 17.
* Théphile, 16.
* Thomas (William), 30.
* Thornborough (Bishop), 57.
* Tindal (Matthew), 159, 161–63.
* Toland, 149.
* Toussaint, 17.
* Tracy, 29.
* Turner, 29.
* Tyndale (William), 9, 28, 75.
* Voet, professor of theology, 51.
* Voltaire, contributed more books to the flames than any other author of the eighteenth century, 15,
* Vorst (Conrad), 66.
* Wentworth (Peter), 39.
* Wicliff, 29.
* Wilkes (John), and the North Briton, 177.
* Williams (John), 46, 47.
* Wither (George), 101.
* Wolkelius, friend of Socinus, 11.
* Woolston, his Discourse on Miracles, 15.
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