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Shower, Bartholomew Sir

1658 – 1701

  • A Letter To A Convocation-Man Concerning the Rights, Powers, and Priviledges of that BodyA Letter To A Convocation-Man Concerning the Rights, Powers, and Priviledges of that Body
  • A second vindication of the magistracy and government of EnglandA second vindication of the magistracy and government of England
  • An antidote against poisonAn antidote against poison
  • Bibliotheca illustris Medii Templi SocietatisBibliotheca illustris Medii Templi Societatis
  • Cases in Parliament resolved and adjudgedCases in Parliament resolved and adjudged
  • Le court leete, et court baronLe court leete, et court baron
  • Reasons for a new bill of rightsReasons for a new bill of rights
  • Reports, Court of King's Bench. (Eng.) 1678-94Reports, Court of King's Bench. (Eng.) 1678-94
  • The magistracy and government of England vindicatedThe magistracy and government of England vindicated
  • The magistracy and government of England vindicated, or, A justification of the English method of proceedings against criminalsThe magistracy and government of England vindicated, or, A justification of the English method of proceedings against criminals
  • The master of the Temple as bad a lawyer as the Dean of Pauls is a divineThe master of the Temple as bad a lawyer as the Dean of Pauls is a divine
  • The Master of the Temple As bad a Lawyer, As The Dean of Pauls Is a Divine. In A Letter from a Gentleman of Tem- ple, to his (quondam) Tutor in Ox- ford. About the Law-Part of Dr.Sherlock's modest Examination of the Oxford DecreeThe Master of the Temple As bad a Lawyer, As The Dean of Pauls Is a Divine. In A Letter from a Gentleman of Tem- ple, to his (quondam) Tutor in Ox- ford. About the Law-Part of Dr.Sherlock's modest Examination of the Oxford Decree