Loyalties Severe Summons To The Bar of Conscience
Subtitle: Or, A Seasonable and Timely Call To The People of England, Upon The Present Juncture of Affairs, Being An Epitome of the several Praeliminaries, or Gradual Steps the Late Times took to Their  Ruine, by Their Civil Dissentions, through a needless Fear of the Subverting, Losing, and Destroying of Religion, Liberty of the Subject, and Priviledges of Parliament. With a Collatteral Compendium of Our Own, Exactly and Impartially drawn; Our Follies and Extravagances Disclosed, and laid Open. Together, With such Favourable Admonitions, and Time- ly Remedies, as will  Administer towards the Uniting Our Divisions Composing Our Differences, and Healing Our Breaches. In Two Parts. ...
By: By Robert Hearne, Gent
Contributors: McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Printed by Thomas Milbourn; And are to be Sold by Randal
Published: 1681
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 46