Milke for children, or, A plain and easie method teaching to read and write together with briefe instructions for all sorts of people ... : as also an appendix of prayer / by Lambrocke Thomas.

Title

Milke for children, or, A plain and easie method teaching to read and write together with briefe instructions for all sorts of people ... : as also an appendix of prayer / by Lambrocke Thomas.

Author

Thomas, Lambrocke.

Publication

London :: Printed for N. Brooks,

1654.

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Subject terms

Catechetics -- Church of England.

Catechisms, English.

Reading (Elementary) -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFULL The Bailiffe and Jurats of Pemsey, with all others both Offi∣cers and Inhabitants, his loving friends and neighbours what∣soever in that Corporation, Grace, Mercy and Peace be multiplyed.
• To the reverend Clergy of England.
• To the courteous and Christian Reader.
• MILKE FOR CHILDREN.
  • The division of the letters.
  • part
  • The Creed in twelve Articles.
  • The Commandements in a Preface and ten Precepts.
  • The Lords Prayer in a Preface, six Petiti∣ons, a Confirmation, and a Conclusion.
  • race before meat.
  • Grace after meat.
  • A short Catechisme.
  • A plaine and easie Method teaching to read and write.
  • Instrustions for the Teacher.
  • A brief Exposition of the former Catechisme with here and there some short Explications, the Teacher may acquaint his Learner with.
  • Further Instructions for the Teacher.
    • 1, Story.
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    • 2 Story.
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    • 3. Story.
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    • 2. Story.
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    • 3. Story▪
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  • A breif Exposition of the Creed.
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  • A briefe Exposition of the ten Commandements.
  • A briefe Exposition of the Lords Prayers.
  • Thus of the three Petitions that concerne God:
• appendix
  • The Appendix. A brief Discourse of Prayer.
  • A Generall Prayer at all times of many to∣gether or by one Man or Woman alone, as the occasion serves, changing the Number, and Sex.
  • Thus and the like may be the Prayers: The Prayes thus: as,
  • A Morning Prayer for a Familie.
  • An Evening Prayer for a Family.