Philip Hunton

Books by Philip Hunton in order

Books by Philip Hunton in the order they were published, from A Treatise of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts (1643) to A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing Two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in General. 2. Concerning This Particular Monarchy. Wherein All the Main Questions Occur- Rent in Both, Are Stated, Disputed, and De- Termined. Done by an Earnest Desirer of His Countries Peace (1680).

1. 1A Treatise of Monarchie, Containing Two PartsA Treatise of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts1643
2. 2A Treatise Of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts : 1. ConcerninA Treatise Of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts : 1. Concerning Monarchy in Generall. 2. Concerning This Particular Monarchy. VVherein All the Maine Questions Oc- Current in Both, Are Stated, Disputed, and Determined1643
3. 3A Treatise of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts: 1. ConcerningA Treatise of Monarchie, Containing Two Parts: 1. Concerning Monarchy in Generall. 2. Concerning This Particular Monarchy. Wherein All the Maine Questions Occurrent in Both, Are Stated, Disputed, and Determined: And in the Close, the Contention Now in Being, Is Moderately Debated, and the Readiest Meanes of Reconcilement Proposed1643
4. 4Treatise of MonarchyTreatise of Monarchy1643
5. 5A Vindication of the Treatise of MonarchyA Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy1644
6. 6A Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy, Containing an AnsA Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy, Containing an Answer to Dr Ferne's Reply; Also, a More Full Discovery of Three Maine Points; 1. The Ordinance of God in Supremacie. 2. The Nature and Kinds of Limitation. 3. The Causes and Meanes of Limitation in Governments1644
7. 7Digitus Testium, Or A Dreadful Alarm To The VVhole Kjngdom, Digitus Testium, Or A Dreadful Alarm To The VVhole Kjngdom, Especially The Lord Major, the Aldermen, and the Common-Councel of the City of London. Or A Short Discourse of the Excellency of Englands Lawes and Religion. Together, With the Antiquity of Both, and the Famous Kings That England Hath Had to De- Fend Both the Religion and the Laws Against the Heathen Romish Emperours, and Against the Romish Power, Under Popes. With The Several Plots the Popes of Rome Have Used a- Gainst the Kings of England, to Throwe Them Down, and How of Late He Hath Prevailed Against the Magistracy and Ministery of England, His New De- Signes, and Manner of Progress1650
8. 8A Treatise of Monarchy, Containing Two PartsA Treatise of Monarchy, Containing Two Parts1680
9. 9A Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing Two Parts 1. Concerning MA Treatise Of Monarchy, Containing Two Parts 1. Concerning Monarchy in General. 2. Concerning This Particular Monarchy. Wherein All the Main Questions Occur- Rent in Both, Are Stated, Disputed, and De- Termined. Done by an Earnest Desirer of His Countries Peace1680