Account of the first voyages and discoveries made by the Spaniards in America, containing the most exact relation hitherto publish'd, of their unparallel'd cruelties on the Indians, in the destruction of above forty millions of people, with the propositions offer'd to the King of Spain, to prevent the further ruin of the West-Indies

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The Contents. Di ntc between the Biflnop of Chiapa and Dr. Scpu- f, A luefclla concerning the latvfnlnefr of the Wars made by ‘ . 150, . the Spaniards 0n the Indians. The BpQf'Ch'i‘a13a'5furtherSentzments of that 4174172160. : Hi/s Reafons at large for firbjeft'z'ng the Welt-Indies to i the Crown of Spain, and thereby preventing the Ramges of the Spaniards there, &c. t 184; '_-. Newly publifli'd, N Inquiry concerning Virtue, in two Difcourfes: the firli, A. of Virtue, and the belief of a Deity; the fecond, of the. Obligations to Virtue. Price bound in Calf ' r. ' l The Complete Works of Mr. 74mm Hzrrington : With a Prelimiw A; nary Diltourie upon thmn1 (5m 1401. A Complete Collu‘ition of the Hilhtrical, Political, and Mii‘cellas mm; Works OfMl'. 7.01:1: Miilfm. Together wit‘unit With fome thing: never before publifli'd. In 3: 'Vol. Fol. tire. ; An Argument, fhewingtlmt :1 Standing Army is inconfif‘tent with l: a tree Government, and abfolutel y delirufiive to the Liberties 'f‘ of this Nation. In two Parts. A Letter from the Author of the Argument againl‘t a Standing if Armv, to the Author of the Balancing Letter. The Militia Reform'd, or an eafy Scheme of furnilhing England with a confiant Land-Force, ‘capable to prevent or to fuh due an)' g: foren Power, and to maintain perpetual Quiet at home, without endangering the Public Liberty. 9 t‘x _.: 1 J r '1 A Letter to a Member of Parliament, fhewing that aRef-iraint on the Prefs isinconfiflent with the Proteliant Religion, and dan- i" (1 gerous to the Liberties of the Nation. !5 A Letter to his Maicfly Kin Vy'illiam concerning the Expedient's us'd to fupport the Engli Monarchy. a t a