Books by Henry Parker in order
Books by Henry Parker in the order they were published, from The Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the Grounds of Law, Policie, and Conscience (1640) to Scotlands Holy Vvar (1651).
- 1The Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the GrThe Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the Grounds of Law, Policie, and Conscience1640
- 2The Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the GrThe Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the Grounds of Law, Policy, and Conscience1640
- 3The Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the GrThe Case of Shipmony Briefly Discoursed, According to the Grounds of Law, Policy, and Conscience, and Most Humbly Presented to the Censure and Correction of the High Court of Parliament Nov.3. 16401640
- 4The Qvestion Concerning the Divine Right of Episcopacie TrulThe Qvestion Concerning the Divine Right of Episcopacie Truly Stated1641
- 5A Petition or Declaration, Humbly Desired to Be Presented toA Petition or Declaration, Humbly Desired to Be Presented to the View of His Most Excellent Majestie; by Allhis Majesties Most Loyall and Dutifull Subjects. Shewing the Great Danger and Inconveniences That Will Happen Both to the King and Kingdome, If Either His Majestie or His People Desert His Grand and Most Faithfull Councell, the High Courtof Parliament1642
- 6Accommodation Cordially Desired and Really IntendedAccommodation Cordially Desired and Really Intended1642
- 7An Appendix to the Late Answer Printed by His Majesties CommAn Appendix to the Late Answer Printed by His Majesties Command, or, Some Seasonable Animadversions upon the Late Observator and His Seaven Anti-monarchicall Assertions1642
- 8Animadversions Animadverted, or, A Reply to the Late AnimadvAnimadversions Animadverted, or, A Reply to the Late Animadversions upon Those Notes Which a Late Observator Published upon the Seven Doctrines and Positions Which the King by Way of Recapitulation Layes Open so Offensive1642
- 9The Manifold Miseries of Civill Vvarre and Discord in a KingThe Manifold Miseries of Civill Vvarre and Discord in a Kingdome1642
- 10A Political CatechismA Political Catechism1643
- 11Political Catechism, or, Certain Questions Concerning the Go
Political Catechism, or, Certain Questions Concerning the Government of This Land, Answered in His Majesties Own Words, Taken Out of His Answer to the 19 Propositions, Pag. 17, 18, 19, 20 ... With Some Brief Observations Thereupon1643 - 12The Oath of Pacification, or, A Forme of Religious AccomodatThe Oath of Pacification, or, A Forme of Religious Accomodation1643
- 13Jus Populi, or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is GiJus Populi, or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is Given as Well Concerning the Right of Subiects as the Right of Princes1644
- 14Jus Populi, or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is Gi
Jus Populi, or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is Given as Well Concerning the Right of Subjects as the Right of Princes1644 - 15Jus Populi; or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is GiJus Populi; or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is Given, as Well Concerning the Right of Subjects, as the Right of Princes, Shewing How Both Are Consistent, and Where They Border One upon the Other. As Also, What There Is Divine, and What There Is Humane in Both1644
- 16Jus Populi. Or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is GiJus Populi. Or, A Discourse Wherein Clear Satisfaction Is Given1644
- 17Jus Regum. Or, a Vindication of the Regall PowerJus Regum. Or, a Vindication of the Regall Power1645
- 18An Ansvver To The Poyso- Novs Sediciovs Paper of Mr. David JAn Ansvver To The Poyso- Novs Sediciovs Paper of Mr. David Jenkins1647
- 19Severall Poysonous and Sedicious Papers of Mr. David Jenkins
Severall Poysonous and Sedicious Papers of Mr. David Jenkins Ansvvered1647 - 20Of a Free Trade
Of a Free Trade1648 - 21A Letter of Due Censure and Redargution to Lieut. Coll. JohnA Letter of Due Censure and Redargution to Lieut. Coll. John Lillburne1650
- 22Scotlands Holy VvarScotlands Holy Vvar1651
- 23The Case of Shipmoney
The Case of Shipmoney - 24The Danger to England Observed upon Its Deserting the High CThe Danger to England Observed upon Its Deserting the High Court of Parliament