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CONTENTS.
| Of the compression of liquors | 119 | ||
| Of the nature of air | 119 | ||
| Of the working of water upon air contiguous | 119 | ||
| Of the eyes and sight | 119 | ||
| Of the colour of the sea or other water | 120 | ||
| Of shell-fish | 120 | ||
| Of the right side and the left | 121 | ||
| Of frictions | 121 | ||
| Of globes appearing flat at distance | 121 | ||
| Of shadows | 121 | ||
| Of the rolling and breaking of the seas | 121 | ||
| Of the dulcoration of salt-water | 121 | ||
| Of the return of saltness in pits upon the sea shore | 121 | ||
| Of attraction by similitude of substance | 121 | ||
| Of attraction | 121 | ||
| Of heat under earth | 122 | ||
| Of flying in the air | 122 | ||
| Of the scarlet dye | 122 | ||
| Of maleficiating | 122 | ||
| Of the rise of water by means of flame | 122 | ||
| Of the influences of the moon | 122 | ||
| Of vinegar | 123 | ||
| Of creatures that sleep all winter | 123 | ||
| Of the generating of creatures by copulation, and by putrefaction | 123 | ||
| Century X. | |||
| Of the transmission and influx of immateriate virtues, and the force of imagination | 124 | ||
| Of the transmission of spirits, and the force of imagination | 124 | ||
| Of the emission of spirits in vapour, or exhalation, odour-like | 126 | ||
| Of emission of spiritual species which affect the senses | 128 | ||
| Of emissions of immateriate virtues, from the minds and spirits of men, by affections,
imagination, or other impressions |
129 | ||
| Of the secret virtue of sympathy and antipathy | 129 | ||
| Of secret virtues and proprieties | 136 | ||
| Of the general sympathy of men's spirits | 137 | ||
| TRACTS RELATING TO SCOTLAND. | |||
| A discourse of the happy union | 138 | ||
| Articles touching the union | 142 | ||
| Certificate of the commissioners | 149 | ||
| Naturalization of the Scottish nation | 150 | ||
| Union of laws | 158 | ||
| Proposition towards the union of laws | 160 | ||
| The post-nati | 166 | ||
| TRACTS RELATING TO IRELAND. | |||
| Considerations touching the plantation | 183 | ||
| Letter to Mr. Secretary Cecil | 187 | ||
| Considerations touching the queen's service in Ireland | 188 | ||
| Letters to Sir Geo. Villiers | 190 | ||
| TRACTS RELATING TO SPAIN. | |||
| Report of the Spanish grievances | 193 | ||
| Notes of a speech concerning a war with Spain | 199 | ||
| Considerations touching a war with Spain | 201 | ||
| Miscellaneous tracts | 214 | ||
| Report of Lopez's treason | 216 | ||
| TRACTS RELATING TO ENGLAND. | |||
| Of the true greatness of Britain | 222 | ||
| Proposition touching the amendment of the laws | 229 | ||
| Offer of digest of the laws | 233 | ||
| Certificate touching the penal laws | 236 | ||
| Advice touching the charter-house | 239 | ||
| Observations on a libel | 242 | ||
| SPEECHES. | |||
| Touching purveyors | 266 | ||
| About undertakers | 269 | ||
| To the king upon the grievances of the Commons | 272 | ||
| On wards and tenures | 273 | ||
| Declaration for the master of the wards | 274 | ||
| On receiving the king's messages | 276 | ||
| Concerning impositions on merchandises | 278 | ||
| To grant supplies to the king | 281 | ||
| Relating to the mint | 282 | ||
| To the speaker's excuse | 284 | ||
| On the motion of a subsidy | 286 | ||
| CHARGES. | |||
| Commission for the verge | 289 | ||
| Of subordinate magistrates | 294 | ||
| Against duels | 295 | ||
| Decree of Star-Chamber against duels | 300 | ||
| Against Mr. Oliver St. John | 303 | ||
| Against Mr. Lumsden, &c. | 307 | ||
| Against Lord Sanquhar | 311 | ||
| Against Mr. Owen | 313 | ||
| Against Countess of Somerset | 315, 319 | ||
| Against Earl of Somerset | 321 | ||
| Against Letter to the king | 326 | ||
| Against To Sir G. Villiers | 326 | ||
| Against To the king | 328 | ||
| Against To Sir G. Villiers | 330 | ||
| Against Of Somerset's arraignment | 330 | ||
| Against To the king, about Somerset's examination | 331 | ||
| Against To Sir G. Villiers, about Lady Somerset's pardon | 331 | ||
| Against William Talbot | 389 | ||
