Roger L'estrange

The Casuist Uncas'd, in a Dialogue Betwixt Richard and Baxter, with a Moderator Between Them, for Quietnesse Sake by Roger L'Estrange. (1680)

A Modest Plea Both for the Caveat, and the Author of It with Some Notes Upon Mr. James Howell, and His Sober Inspections / By Roger l'Estrange. (1661)

Remarks on the Growth and Progress of Non-Conformity (1682)

A Further Discovery of the Plot Dedicated to Dr. Titvs Oates / By Roger l'Estrange. (1681)

The State and Interest of the Nation, with Respect to His Royal Highness the Duke of York Discours'd at Large, in a Letter to a Member of the Honourable House of Commons. (1680)

The History of the Civil Wars of France Written in Italian, by H.C. Davila; Translated Out of the Original. (1678)

An Account of the Growth of Knavery Under the Pretended Fears of Arbitrary Government and Popery with a Parallel Betwixt the Reformers of 1677 and Those of 1641 in Their Methods and Designs

The Free-Born Subject, Or, the Englishmans Birthright Asserted Against All Tyrannical Vsvrpations Either in Church or State / By Roger l'Estrange. (1680)

A Brief History of the Times, & ... (1687)

Seneca's Morals by Way of Abstract by R. L'Estrange. (1682)

The Apostate Protestant a Letter to a Friend, Occasioned by the Late Reprinting of a Jesuites Book, about Succession to the Crown of England, Pretended to Have Been Written by R. Doleman / By Edward Pelling ... (1685)

Seneca's Morals by Way of Abstract, of Benefits

The Dissenter's Sayings, in Requital for l'Estrange's Sayings Published in Their Own Words for the Information of the People / By Roger l'Estrange. (1681)

L'Estrange His Vindication from the Calumnies of a Malitious Party in Kent (Relating to a Commotion There in May, 1648) Which Hee [Sic] Addresses to the Authours and Promoters of Them. (1649)

L'Estrange No Papist in Answer to a Libel Entituled L'Estrange a Papist, &

The Judgment of an Anonymous Writer Concerning ... I. a Law for Disabling a Papist to Inherit the Crown, II. the Execution of Penal Laws Against Protestant Dissenters (1684)

Tully's Offices in Three Books / Turned Out of Latin Into English by Ro. l'Estrange. (1684)

Tully's Offices in Three Books / Turned Out of Latin Into English by Ro. l'Estrange. (1681)

The Holy Cheat Proving, from the Undeniable Practices and Positions of the Presbyterians, That the Design of That Party, Is to Enslave Both King and People Under the Masque of Religion (1682)

Le Non-Conformiste Anglois Dans Ses Ecris, Dans Ses Sentimens, & Dans Sa Pratique Piece Tres Necessaire Pour Tous Ceux Qui Voudront Juger Equitablement, & Pour CET Effet, Etre Certainement Informez Des Causes de Cette Rebellion (1683)

The Character of a Papist in Masquerade, Supported by Authority and Experience in Answer to the Character of a Popish Successor / By Roger L'Estrange. (1681)

Interest Mistaken, Or, the Holy Cheat Proving from the Undeniable Practises & Positions of the Presbyterians, That the Design of That Party Is to Enslave Both King and People Under the Masque of Religion (1662)

Seneca's Morals by Way of Abstract ... (1688)

An Apology for the Protestants of France, in Reference to the Persecutions They Are Under at This Day in Six Letters. (1683)