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Mode of access: Internet. ; Las h. de grab. retratos grab. calc. del autor, Ioseph Scaliger, Nicolas Le Févre, le Cardinal d'Ossat, Francois Pithou, Michel de Montagne y Achilles de Harlai. ; Sign.: *-2*12, A-P12, Q6. ; Portada a dos tintas con viñeta xil.

Copia digital : Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza. Servicio de Archivos y Bibliotecas, 2010 ; Datos de tít. tomados de p.1 ; Sign.: A\p4\s

[12], 40 p. ; 19 cm. (4to) ; Variously attributed to Timothy Woodbridge, Benjamin Colman, Simon Bradstreet, Thomas Brattle, Solomon Stoddard and others. ; Ascribed to the press of William Bradford by Evans. ; Two states noted. One (Evans 966) has a six-line advertisement on p. [2]; the other (Evans 967) a seven-line advertisement. An errata slip referring to errors in the second state is found in copies of both states.

144 p. ; 15 cm. (12mo) ; Caption title: The order of the churches in New-England vindicated. ; Errata note, p. 143.

Signatures : 3 leaves unsigned, B-2L⁸. ; Includes index. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; Appendix has special t.p. with title: Stereometry, or, The art of gaging epitomiz'd . ; Some of the acts are enacted by the Parliament in England. ; Dedication signed: Charles Young. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Francisco Fernández de la Cueva Enríquez (1666-1733) noble de origen español, Virrey número treinta y cuatro de la Nueva España (1702-1710), heredero de la casa de Albuquerque, nieto de Francisco Fernández de la Cueva (1619-1676) quien cuarenta años antes también había ostentado el cargo de Virrey de la Nueva España durante el periodo de 1653 a 1660. En 1684 se casó con Juana de la Cerda y Aragón, en 1690 desempeñó el cargo de General de Granada y de las costas de Andalucía. Toma el cargo de Virrey de la Nueva España y capitán general en 1702 en medio de la guerra de sucesión española 1701-1713, cuestión que le sumaría la tarea de conservar la lealtad del reino. Así, Cueva pudo negociar donativos y contribuciones para la causa del rey quien, agradecido, le otorgó el Toisón de Oro. El presente sermón se inscribe como parte de los festejos y recibimiento del nuevo virrey hechos en la ciudad de Puebla de los Ángeles en un tono público y político. A lo largo del documento se encuentran pormenores de su vida, se exaltan sus virtudes, se alude a la nobleza de su estirpe y a la tradición militar de su familia. Esc. xil. del duque de Alburquerque en contrap. | Capitulares artísticas. ; Sermón en honor al ingreso del décimo duque de Albuquerque Francisco Fernández de la Cueva como Virrey y Capitán General de la Nueva España. La celebración se consagró en nombre de la Virgen de la Purísima Concepción. El predicador advierte que el argumento y cuerpo del texto, al que llama oración prosphonema, se divide en tres partes: Dedica la primera en alabanza y agradecimiento al Rey, pues fue quien designó a Francisco Fernández de la Cueva a su nuevo puesto. Durante la segunda exalta las virtudes del virrey entrante comenzando con su noble estirpe, las victorias de su familia y lo justo de su persona, dirigiéndose a él como "heroyco Príncipe" o "Príncipe con rectitud de justo". La tercera parte sigue la línea de la exhortación al nuevo gobernante para la correcta ejecución de su cargo conforme a los designios del Rey. Entre ellos destaca el desempeñarse con justicia y bajo la veneración de la Inmaculada Concepción de María. El epílogo cierra la prédica con esperanza y deseos de gloria, felicidad y gracia.

[8], 88 p. : ill. ; Metal-cut representation of maze on verso of A1; title page on A2. ; Partly in verse. ; Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library.

Copias del S. XVIII ; Copia digital : Biblioteca de Castilla-La Mancha, 2015 ; En h. 8 r. consta fecha "7 de Julio de 1627" y en h. 75 r. "15 de Febrero de 1643" ; Caja de escritura: 21 x 12 cm ; Foliación posterior a lápiz ; Grandes márgenes ; Registros ; Tiene 43 h. en blanco ; Contiene: Informe de D. Miguel de Cardenas Alcalde de Corte al Excmo Dr Cardenal D. Fray Antonio Trexo Presidente del Real Consexo de Castilla sobre los hechizos, que al Conde Duque de Olivares le imputaron que daba al Rey D. Felipe IV (h. 1-8 r.) ; Carta que el Ilmo Sr D. Barceran Albancer Arzobispo de Granada escribio al Conde Duque de Olivares al principio de su pribanza sobre murmurarse en la Corte que el Rey salia con el de noche (h. 8 v.-9 r.) ; Respuesta del Conde Duque (h. 9 v.-12 v.) ; Sueño politico aplicado al Rey Don Phelipe IV despues de muerto (h. 13-37) ; Caida del Conde Duque de Olivares (h. 39-75)

Title supplied by the University of California. ; The petition of the newspaper stamp abolition committee, 1850? -- v.3 Property and income tax, schedule A and schedule D, 1852 -- An examination of some prevailing opinions, as to the pressure of taxation in this, and other countries, 4th ed., George Warde Norman, 1864 -- Local taxation: an essay on the injustice, inequalities, and anomalies of the present poor-rate assessment, Christian F. Gardner, 1868? -- The personal payment of rates and the reform act of 1867, 2nd e.d., G. Shaw Lefevre, 1868 -- Local taxation, R. H. Inglis Palgrave, 1874 -- Local taxation. Observations on the rating of "ground rents" and "mineral rents" and the "present irregularity in the mode of assessing local rates", Thos. F. Hedley, 1882 -- Fifty-three years' taxation and expenditure 1827-28 to 1879-80, John Noble, 1882 -- Local taxation, especially in English cities and towns, James E. Thorold Rogers, 1886 -- Land values and taxation, Edwin Adam, [1907] ; The people's mirror; or, corruption & taxation unmasked, 3rd ed., 1816 -- A letter to the Marquis of Lansdown, president of the Bath and West of England Society, on the subject of the late tax on wool, 1820 -- Letter to Lord Viscount Althorp, on the proposed reduction in newspaper stamp and advertisement duties, R.K.D, 1831 -- On the taxes on knowledge, from the Westminster review, no.XXIX, 1831 -- A property tax the only effectual remedy for the present embarrassment of the country, 3rd ed., 1832 -- Outline of a plan for amending the system of taxation, 1833 -- Will cheap bread produce low wages? 1840? -- Daily bread; or, taxation without representation resisted, [1841] -- Aristocratic taxation: its present state, origin, and progress, with proposals for reform, 2nd ed., Richard Hilditch, 1842 -- The income and property tax. An act (5 & 6 Vict. Cap. 35) for granting duties on profits arising from property, professions, trades, and offices, 1842 -- The "taxation injustice" John O'Connell, 1843 -- Thoughts on the principles of taxation, Charles Babbage, 1848 -- Evidence of G. Cornewall Lewis . before a select committee of the House of Lords, 1850 -- An examination of some prevailing opinions, as to the pressure of taxation in this, and other countries, George Warde Norman, 1850 ; An act (passed 12th October 1799) to amend so much of an act, made in the last session of parliament, for granting certain duties upon income, as relates to the appropriation of the said duties, and of the duties upon goods imported and exported, 1799 -- An act (passed 21st March 1799) to amend and render more effectual two acts, passed in the thirty-eighth year of his present majesty's reign and the present session of parliament for the redemption and purchase of the land tax, 1799 -- An act (passed 10th May 1799) for enlarging the times limited by certain acts passed for the redemption of the land tax, for receiving contracts and making transfers of stock thereon, 1799 -- An act (passed 12th July 1799) to amend and render more effectual several acts for the redemption and purchase of the land tax, 1799 -- Redemption and sale of land-tax, 1799 -- An abstract of the act upon income, with the alterations and amendments, as passed in the houses of Lords and Commons, containing the qualifications of surveyors and inspectors, 3rd ed., [1799] -- v.2 An act (passed 28th July 1800) for explaining and amending so much of an act passed in the present session of parliament, relating to the duties on income, 1800 -- An act (passed 12th July 1799) to amend an act, made in this present session of parliament, 1800 ; V.1. Letter to a freeholder, on the late reduction of the land tax to one shilling in the pound, [1732] -- The rise and fall of the late projected excise, impartially consider'd, A friend to the English Constitution, (London) 1733 -- The rise and fall of the late projected excise, impartially consider'd, A friend to the English Constitution, (Dublin) 1733 -- A brief examination into the increase of the revenue, commerce, and navigation of Great Britain, since the conclusion of the peace in 1783, 4th ed., [G. Rose], 1793 -- A letter to a member of parliament, on a tax upon absentees, 1783 -- A letter to the right Hon. the Lord Mayor, upon the present prohibitory tax on the commerce of the city of York, [1791] -- The speech of the right Hon. William Pitt, chancellor of the exchequer, on Friday, the 17th day of February 1792, 1792 -- An address to the right Hon. William Pitt, &c. &c. &c. on some parts of this administration, [Thomas James Mathias], [1797] -- Observations upon the act for the redemption of the land tax, 6th ed., [1798] -- An act (passed 22d December, 1798) to enlarge the time limited for the redemption of the land tax, 1798 -- Interesting suggestions to proprietors and trustees of estates, respecting the land-tax sale and redemption act, Simeon Pope, 1798 ; Mode of access: Internet.

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