Nicholas Bourne — 1660 · 9 obras en el catálogoObrasTThe Relation of the death of that great Generalissimo (of hiThe Relation of the death of that great Generalissimo (of his Imperiall Maiestie) the Duke of Meckleburg, Fridland, Sagan, and great Glogaw ...TThe vvorld encompassedThe vvorld encompassedTThe Swedish discipline, religious, civile and military ...The Swedish discipline, religious, civile and military ...AA journall of all the principall passages of that late famouA journall of all the principall passages of that late famous siege and taking of the citie of Mastricht by the Prince of OrangeTThe mappe of mans mortality and vanityThe mappe of mans mortality and vanityTThe saints qualificationThe saints qualificationAAn answer to Pope Vrban his inurbanityAn answer to Pope Vrban his inurbanityTThe true friend, or, A bill of exchange, expressed in a sermThe true friend, or, A bill of exchange, expressed in a sermon preached at White-hallAA relation of a new league made by the emperour of Germany, A relation of a new league made by the emperour of Germany, with other princes, potentates and states catholicke, against the enemies of the Roman Catholick religion, with the names of those princes
TThe Relation of the death of that great Generalissimo (of hiThe Relation of the death of that great Generalissimo (of his Imperiall Maiestie) the Duke of Meckleburg, Fridland, Sagan, and great Glogaw ...
TThe Swedish discipline, religious, civile and military ...The Swedish discipline, religious, civile and military ...
AA journall of all the principall passages of that late famouA journall of all the principall passages of that late famous siege and taking of the citie of Mastricht by the Prince of Orange
TThe true friend, or, A bill of exchange, expressed in a sermThe true friend, or, A bill of exchange, expressed in a sermon preached at White-hall
AA relation of a new league made by the emperour of Germany, A relation of a new league made by the emperour of Germany, with other princes, potentates and states catholicke, against the enemies of the Roman Catholick religion, with the names of those princes