THE

SELECT WORKS

OF

WILLIAM PENN.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

THE FOURTH EDITION.

London:

PRINTED AND SOLD BY WILLIAM PHILLIPS, GEORGE YARD,

LOMBARD STREET.

1825.

Truth Exalted: in a short but sure Testimony against

all those Religions, Faiths, and Worships, that have

been formed and followed in the Darkness of Apos-

tacy; for that glorious Light which is now risen, and

shines forth, in the Life and Doctrine of the despised

Quakers, as the alone good old way of Life and

Salvation; presented to Princes, Priests and People

that they may repent, believe and obey.

The Sandy Foundation Shaken: or, those so generally

believed and applauded Doctrines, of One God sub-

sisting in three distinct and separate Persons; the

Impossibility of God's pardoning Sinners, without a

plenary Satisfaction; and of the Justification of im-

pure Persons, by an imputative Righteousness, refuted

from the Authority of Scripture Testimonies, and

right Reason

Innocency with her Open Face, presented by way of

Apology for the Book entitled, "The Sandy Foundation

Shaken, to all serious and inquiring Persons, parti-

cularly the Inhabitants of the City of London'

An Epistle containing a Salutation to all faithful Friends,

a Reproof to the Unfaithful, and a Visitation to the

Inquiring, in a Solemn Farewell to them all in the

Land of my Nativity

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The People's ancient and just Liberties asserted in the

Trial of William Penn and William Mead, at the

Sessions held at the Old Bailey, in London, the 1st,

3d, 4th, and 5th of September, 1670, against the most

arbitrary procedure of that Court

Appendix, by way of Defence for the Prisoners; or,

what might have been offered against the Indictment,

and the illegal Proceedings of the Court thereon, had
they not violently over-ruled and stopped them

The Christian Quaker, and his Divine Testimony stated

and vindicated, from Scripture, Reason, and Autho-

rity

No Cross, No Crown: a Discourse shewing the Nature

and Discipline of the Holy Cross of Christ; and that

the Denial of Self, and daily_bearing of Christ's

Cross, is the alone Way to the Rest and Kingdom of

God. Part I.

Ditto-Part II.: containing an Account of the

living and dying Sayings of Men eminent for their

Greatness, Learning, or Virtue; and that of divers

periods of Time, and Nations of the World. All con-

curring in this one testimony," That a life of strict

virtue, viz. To do well, and bear ill, is the way to

everlasting happiness.' Collected in favour of the

Truth delivered in the First Part.

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