Details for: An expedient propos'd: or, the occasions of the late controversie in Convocation consider'd, and a method of adjourments pointed out consistent with the claims of both houses, whereby all disputes in that matter may for the future be avoided. In a letter to the author of a late book entitled, The Right of the Archbishop to continue and prorogue the whole Convocation asserted, &c. With some queries put to the author in relation to his book. By a country-divine.

An expedient propos'd: or, the occasions of the late controversie in Convocation consider'd, and a method of adjourments pointed out consistent with the claims of both houses, whereby all disputes in that matter may for the future be avoided. In a letter to the author of a late book entitled, The Right of the Archbishop to continue and prorogue the whole Convocation asserted, &c. With some queries put to the author in relation to his book. By a country-divine.

.Publisher: London : Printed by T. Warren for Thomas Bennet, 1701Description: 24p. ; 4.°.Note: Binder's title: Convocation pamphlets
The volume entitled 'Convocation pamphlets' includes 3 leaves of ms. notes dated 10 April 1728 on "some late convocation"Subject(s): Church of England -- History -- 18th century

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Previous	5 An account and defence of the protestation made by the lower-house of Convocation, April 30th. 1707. In behalf of the Queen's supremacy. Together with some reflections on an account of the proceedings in Convocation, in a cause of contumacy, lately publish'd.	5 An answer to A third letter to a clergyman in the country, in defence of the entry of the Parliament-Writ, &c. Wherein the great disingenuity of the author of it is plainly shewn, and the rashness and falshood of his former assertion is fully proved upon him.	5 An answer to a pamphlet entituled, The proceedings of the lower house of Convocation. Wherein the great unfairness of that account is laid open, not only from the books of the upper, but even from those of the lower house.	5 An expedient propos'd: or, the occasions of the late controversie in Convocation consider'd, and a method of adjourments pointed out consistent with the claims of both houses, whereby all disputes in that matter may for the future be avoided. In a letter to the author of a late book entitled, The Right of the Archbishop to continue and prorogue the whole Convocation asserted, &c. With some queries put to the author in relation to his book. By a country-divine.	5 A collection of all the publicke orders, ordinances, and declarations of both houses of Parliament, from the ninth of March 1642. Untill December 1646. Together with severall of his Majesties proclamations and the papers printed at Oxford. Also a convenient table for the finding of the severall date and title of the particulars herein mentioned.	5 The late pretence of a constant practice to enter the Parliament as well as provincial writ in the front of the acts of every synod; further consider'd and disprov'd, in a second letter to the author of that assertion; occasion'd by a second letter of that author. With a postscript in answer to the postscript of that second letter.	5 The parliamentary original and rights of the lower house of Convocation cleared, and the evidences of its separation from the upper house produc'd on several heads; particularly, in the point of making separate applications, (as a distinct body of men) to other bodies, or persons; in pursuance of an argument for the power of the lower house to adjourn it self. To which is added a preface, giving an account of the dishonest methods of answering books, taken up by the chief asserter of the Archbishop's sole power, in his late pretended review of the case of the schedule.	Next

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Binder's title: Convocation pamphlets

The volume entitled 'Convocation pamphlets' includes 3 leaves of ms. notes dated 10 April 1728 on "some late convocation"

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