Eighteen Sermons, Whereof Fifteen Preached Before the King, the Rest Upon Publick Occasions

Forty Sermons: Whereof Twenty One are Now First Publish'd, the Greatest Part Preach'd Before the King and on Solemn Occasions

The Whole Duty of Man, Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way, for the Use of All, But Especially the Meanest Reader: Divided Into XVII Chapters : One Whereof Being Read Every Lord's Day, the Whole May be Read Over Thrice in the Year : Necessary for All Families, with Private Devotions for Several Occasions

The Art of Contentment

The Gentleman's Calling. Written by the Author of The Whole Duty of Man [i.e. Richard Allestree?]. [The Prefatory Letter to the Bookseller Signed Hum. H., I.e. Humphrey Henchman.]

The Gentleman's Calling

The Whole Duty of Man, Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of All, But Especially the Meanest Reader

The Whole Duty of Man, Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of All, But Especially the Meanest Reader. Divided Into XVII Chapters. One Whereof Being Read Every Lord's Day, the Whole May be Read Over Thrice in the Year. Necessary for All Families. With Private Devotions for Several Occasions

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety: Or, an Impartial Survey of the Ruins of Christian Religion, Undermined by Unchristian Practice. Written by the Author of The Whole Duty of Man. Vol.II.

The Ladies Calling: In Two Parts. By the Author of The Whole Duty of Man, &c

The Whole Duty of Man: Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of All, ... With Private Devotions for Several Occasions

The Whole Duty of Man: Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way for the Use of All, ... With Private Devotions for Several Occasions

The Government of the Thoughts: A Prefatory Discourse to the Government of the Tongue

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety

Private Devotions for Several Occasions: Ordinary and Extraordinary

The Government of the Tongue

The Whole Duty of Man: Laid Down in a Plain and Familiar Way, for the Use of All, But Especially the Meanest Reader. Divided Into XVII Chapters; One Whereof Being Read Every Lord's-Day, the Whole May be Read Over Thrice in the Year. With Private Devotions for Several Occasions

The Gentleman's Calling

The Government of the Tongue

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety: Or an Impartial Survey of the Ruines of Christian Religion, Undermin'd by Unchristian Practice