Angliæ notitia, or The present state of England together with divers reflections upon the antient state thereof.

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Title: Angliæ notitia, or The present state of England together with divers reflections upon the antient state thereof.
Author: Chamberlayne, Edward, 1616-1703.
Publication: [London] :: In the Savoy, printed by T.N. for John Martyn, and are to be sold at the sign of the Bell without Temple-Bar,; 1669.
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OF England in general, p. 1. to p. 80. and therein, Of its Name, Climat, Dimen∣sions, Air, Soil, Commodi∣ties, Inhabitants, their Lan∣guage, Stature, Diet, Attire, Buildings, Number, Disposi∣tions, Vertues, Vices, and Re∣••reations. Of the Weights, Measures, and Moneys. Of the English Computation, Man∣ner of Numbring, Names, and Surnames.
Of the Government of England in general, p. 80.
Of the King of England p. 87. to p. 149. and therein of his Name, Title, Arms, Patri∣mony, Dominions, Person, Of∣fice, Prerogative, Power, Su∣premacy, Soveraignty, and Respeet.
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Of Succession to the Crown of England, p. 149. Of the Kings Minority, Incapacity, and Absence.
Of the Queen of England, p. 156.
Of the Sons and Daughters of England, p. 160.
Of the present King of England, p. 171. to p. 183. and therein of his Name, Surname, Ge∣nealogy, Birth, Baptisme, Education, Restauration, Mar∣riage, &c.
Of the present Queen of England, p. 183.
Of the Queen Mother, p. 189.
Of the present Princes and Prin∣cesses of the Blood, p. 194. to p. 213.
Of the Great Officers of the Crown p. 213. to p. 233.
Of the Kings Court, the Ecclesia∣stical,

Civil, and Military Go∣vernment therein, p. 233. to p. 300.
Of the Queen Consorts Court, p. 300.
Of the Q. Mothers Court, p. 305.
Of the Duke of York's Court, p. 312.
Of the Three States of England, and first of the Clergy, p. 326. to p. 405. and therein of their Dignity, Name, and De∣grees, &c.
Of the Priviledges belonging to the Archbishops, p. 335.
Of the Priviledges belonging to Bishops, p. 352.
A Catalogue of all the Bishops, p. 363.
Of the Priviledges of the Inferior Clergy, p. 376.
A Catalogue of all the Deans of England, p. 402.
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Of the Second State or Nobility of England, p. 405. to p. 457. and therein of their Degrees, Priviledges, Precedence, State, Revenues. &c. p. 417.
A Catalogue of all the Peers of England according to their Precedence, p. 439.
Of the Third State or Commons of England, p. 457.
Of Knights, Esquires, Gentle∣men, Yeomen, Citizens, Han∣dycrafts, &c. p. 472.
Of the Liberties and Properties of the English Subjects, p. 493.
Of the Women in England, p. 497.
Of the Children, p. 509.
Of the Servants, p. 513.