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The Contents.
| IV. | That the said Sectaries Actings proceeded rather from political than religious Principles. | 90 |
| V. | A Discourse in General touching all Separatists. | 92 |
| Revenge in particular persons whom D. Petty had crost in their designs, a cause. | 94 | |
| VI. | A Digression touching the crafty method, wherein D. Petty's Adversaries began to trouble him. | 94 |
| An account of Sir Hieroms demanding certain Papers in the Parliament. | 95 | |
| VII. | The wresting the Employment of setting out Lands, out of D. Petty's hands, a cause. | 97 |
| VIII. | Sir Hierom Sanky's Endeavours to raise himself by subverting D. Petty, a cause. | 97 |
| Several other Instances of Sir Hieroms Vanity and Ambition. | 99 | |
| IX. | The bringing Sir Hierom Sankey off from his first rash miscarriage, a cause. | 102 |
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