Henry Brome's Advertisement, 1680.

WHereas there are several Discourses and Pamphlets abroad in the World, that pass for the Writings of Mr. Roger L'Estrange; wherein he never had any hand at all: This is to Ad∣vertise the Reader, that he hath lately Published these following Pieces, (all but the Three last) and no other.

• Toleration Discuss'd, in a Dialogue betwixt a Conformist and a Non-conformist, and betwixt a Presbyterian and an Independent.
• Seneca's Morals Abstracted.
• The Guide to Eternity.
• Tully's Offices, in English.
• Twenty Select Colloquies of Erasmus in English.
• Tyranny and Popery, Lording it over the Consciences and Lives of the King and People.
• The Reformed Catholick.
• The History of the Plot, in Folio.
• The Free born Subject.
• The Case put for the Duke of York.
• An Answer to the Appeal.
• Seasonable Memorials.
• The Parallel, or, The Growth of Knavery.
• A Dialogue betwixt a Citizen and Bumpkin.
• A Dialogue betwixt a Citizen and Bumpkin, the second Part.
• A further Discovery of the Plot, with a Letter to Dr. Titus Oats.
• An Answer to a Letter of Libellers.
• The Gentleman Apothecary.
• Five Love-Letters Translated.
• Discovery on Discovery in a second Letter to Dr. Titus Oats.
• The Committee, or, Popery in Masquerade, curiously done in a Copper-Plate.
• Narrative of the Plot.

• The Way of Peace.
• The Arts and Pernitious Designs of Rome.
• The Conspiracy of Atheism and Schism.