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and  several  others. — This  to  the  Kino  and  his  Council,  some-
thing in  Answer  to  an  Obdeb  made  by  the  House  of  Lords
for  the  breaking  up  of  the  Meetings  of  the  People  of  God
in  scorn  called  Quakers.  In  NorthamptoD shire  :  who  are  as
the  sheep  for  the  slaughter,  all  the  day  long  killed. — And  a
Kepresentation  of  the  innocency  of  the  People  of  God  called
Quakers,  which  meet  to  worship  the  true  God  in  Spirit,
within  the  County  of  Northampton.  In  Answer  to  a  false
Information  which  behind  our  backs  hath  been  given  against
us,  <&c.
London,  Printed  for  Robert  Wilson,  and  are  to  he  sold  at
his  Shop,  at  the  Sign  of  the  Black- Spread-Eagle  and
Wind-Mill,  in  Martin's  V  Grand.  4to.  1660.
A  Salutation  of  Love,  which  purely  doth  move  unto  all  in  the

Life  of  the  Lamb.  ...         ...         ...     Broadside.  No  date.
A  Small  Treatise,  wherein  is  briefly  declared   some  of  those

things  which  I  have  heard,  and  seen,  and  learn't  of  the
Father.  With  a  Testimony  against  such  as  doe  or  shall
invent  forms  of  Doctrine  or  Worship,  and  by  outward  force


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WHITEHEAD,  John— continued.
compel  people  thereto.  Sere  is  also  the  calling  and  work  of
that  Ministery  which  is  owned  hy  the  people  of  Ood  called
Quakers  in  short  spoken  of  And  a  true  Uharaeter  given  of
their  temper  of  Spirit,  manner  of  Life  and  Worship ;
wherein  is  briefly  hinted,  what  God  hath  done  and  will  doe
for  them.  By  John  Whitehead.  ("  Writ  in  the  Prison-
house,  in  Alisbury,  the  3  Moneth,  1661.")  With,—"  A  Few
words  about  the  present  work  of  God  in  the  World,  by  I.  P.
