7  Brief  history  of  the  succession,  collected  out  of  the  records  and  the

most  authentic  historians.
8  Speech  of  the  king  to  both  houses  of  parliament,  on  the  3  Ist  of  March,

1680-1.
9  Debates    and   proceedings    of  the  house   of  commons  in  March>

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10  Declaration  of  the  lung,  touching  the  causes  and  reasons  that  moved
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lity  to  his  friend,"  concerning  the  king's  declaratbn.    London.
12  Arraignment  and  plea  of  Edward  Fitz-Harris ;  with  all  the  arguments
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IS  Tryal  and  condemnation  of  Edward  Fitz-HarriS|  and  Dr.  Oliver  Plun-
ket,  for  high  treason.    London,  1681.
U  Tryal  and  condemnation  of  Stephen  Colledge,  ibr  high  treason,  in
August,  168.1,  with  his  speech  at  the  place  of  execution.  London,
1681.
15  Information  of  Captain  Henry  Wilkinson,  respecting  an  attempt  to
prevail  with  him  to  swear  high  treason  against  the  Earlof  Shaftsbu-
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2  Narrative  of  the  case  of  Simpson  Tonge,  respecting  his  knowledge  of

the  contrivers  of  the  horrid  popish  plot.     London,  1681.
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4  Account  of  the  Earl  of  Danby's  arguments,  at  the  court  of  king's

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