[S: Robinson.-!M. Flesher.
 

4—14 March 1653.]
 

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Master W*"- Lee.    Entred for his copie a booke called The innocent lady, or the illustrious
innocent.    Translated  out  of French by S^ W"* Lower, knt.    Lie. by
 

Master Calamy and Master Warden Eobinson
 

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Hen. Herringman.    Entred    ...    a booke called The court of Rome, &c.    Translated out
of Italian by [                ] Cogan, into English      .        .        .        .    vj^
 

lOmo iitaretf

Master Underhill. Assigned over to him by vertue of an instrumt under the hand & seale of
Master W^ Dugard, dated the 20*^ day of Jan: instant * last, to wch the
hand of Master Warden Eobinson is subscribed, all his the sd M"^ Dugard's
right in a copie called, The History of the church, formerly entred to him
the said M"" Dugard, the said assignment being in trust to the use of
M"*' Bridgett Harding, daughter of W Thomas Harding the authour, as by
 

the said assignmt appeares
 

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Master
Thomas Vere.
 

lltb mmcii 1653 [i.e. 1653^4]

Assigned over unto him by vertue of a Bill of Sale under the hand and
seale of Eichard Harper all his the said Eichards right, title and
interest of in and to the bookes or copies hereafter following (viz*)
 

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Food from Heaven, by D'^ Preston,
The Unfortunate Son V^ pt,
Cupid's love lessons,
to which Bill the hand of Master Warden Eobinson is subscribed.
 

John Crooke.
 

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Entred for his copie a booke called The victory of truth, for the peace of the
Ghurch, &G, by Monsr De La Militerre, with an answer to the sd Monsr de
la Militierre, &c, by John Bramhall, D.D. & Bp of Derry    .        .    vj*
 

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John Crooke. Entred ... a booke called A vindicacbn of the Church of England,
from the unjust aspersion of Criminall schisme, &g. By Jn°* Bramhall
D.D. & L Bp of Derry.........vj*

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Rich. Moone. Entred ... a booke called The order of causes of God's foreknow-
ledge, election, S predestination, S of man's salvation or Damnation, &g, by
Henry Haggar..........vj*
 

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