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• The pretended independence of the Lower-House upon the upper, a groundless notion : And the obligation of presbyters in an English provincial synod, to act in subordination to their metropolitan and bishops: according to the methods of proceeding, ancient and, modern, represented at large in the Synodus Anglicana. Being a vindication of that book, and the schedule review'd, together with the integrity of their author; from the censures and reflections of a late pamphlet, entitl'd, The Parliamentary original and rights of the Lower-House, &c
  by: Gibson, Edmund
  Published: (1703)
• The schedule review'd. or, The right of the archbishop to continue or prorogue the whole convocation, clear'd from the exceptions of a late vindication of the narrative of the lower-house, as to the point of adjournments, in two parts. And of a book entitl'd, the case of the schedule stated. With a letter to the author of the case of the schedule, from the answerer of the third letter concerning the Parliament-writs, &c
  by: Gibson, Edmund
  Published: (1702)
• The marks of a defenceless cause in the proceedings and writings of the lower house of convocation : Particularly, in their third and last system of principles. Invented by the vindicator of their narrative, and repeated in a late pamphlet, entituled, A summary defence of the lower house, &c
  by: Gibson, Edmund
  Published: (1703)
• Convocation-Craft : or, a brief history of the intrigues, and insolence, of English Convocations under the Papacy, Till Restrain'd by King Henry Viii. With an Account of their Behaviour since, intermix'd with proper Reflections, and Authorities to prove, that when they act beyond their Commission from the Crown, they incur the Danger of a Praemunire. Occasion'd By the Proceeding of the Lower House against the Bishop of Bangor, for his Sermon preach'd before the King the 31st of March, and publish'd by His Majesty's Special Command
  Published: (1717)
• A message from the Lower-House of Convocation : to Their Graces and Lordships of the Upper-House. Deliver'd by the prolocutor, attended by his assessors, and the rest of the House, July the 14th, 1711
  Published: (1711)