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• A Just and Lawful Tryal Of The Foxonian Chief Priests
• An Essay towards the Allaying of George Fox his Spirit
• Some Considerations (Concerning the Quakers) of Concernment to the Church of England, Propounded in a Letter to the Worthy Author of the Snake in the Grass, &c
• The First Part Of Babel's-Builders Unmasking Themselves. As appears by the following Judgment from Barbadoes (promoted by George Fox his Party, and subscribed by Eighty two of them.) With a Letter of G.F's. G.W's. &c. in Answer thereunto; and Observati- o
• The Second Part Of Babel's -- Builders Unmask't, In an Answer to a False Charge against W.R. and T.C. in a Book Entituled, John Penington's Complaint, &c