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1 Lord Hollis, His Remains: Being a Second Letter to a Friend concerning the Judicature of the Bishops in Parliament in the Vindication of What He Wrote in His First and in Answer to a Book since Published against It 1682

handle is hein.beal/lorhollr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Lord HOLLIS HIS REMAINS: BEING A eonio u~etter to a friedb, Concerning the JUDICATURE OF THE BISHOPS IN PARLIAMENT, In the Vindication of what he wrote in his Firit; and in Anfwer to a Book fince publifhed againft it, Entiuled, The Rights of the ai/hops to judge in capital cafes in Parliament, cleared, &c. It contains likewife part of his intended An fwcer to a fecond Traare, Entiruled, 71e Grand Ase#ion touching the Bifhops Right to Vote in Parliament, Stated and Argued. To which are added Confiderations, in An- fwer to the Learned Author of the Grand ke- flion, &c. By another Hand. And Refleftions upon fome paffages in Mr. Hunt's Argument upon that Subjed, &c. By a Third. Lvvndon, Printed for R. Janeway, 1682.

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