Biography of Samuel Cater of Littleport ... 1627-1711
A Relation of some of the most material matters that passed in a public dispute at Thriploe in Cambridgeshire the 15th day of the 2d month 1676. between Francis Holdcraft, and Joseph Odde ... on the one party, and S. Cater, with some others of the Friends of Truth called Quakers. [Signed: S. Cater, J. Webb, J. B., i.e. Jacob Baker.]
A Salutation in the Love of God
The Life of Chist Magnified in His Minister. Or, Certain Testimonies Thereof, Relating to ... Giles Barnardiston ... which Were Given Forth Severally by Samuel Cater [and Others], Etc
A Relation of Some of the Most Material Matters that Passed in the Publick Dispute at Thriploe in Cambridge-shire the 15th Day of the 2d Month 1676, Between Francis Holdcraft, and Joseph Odde His Assistant, Both Presbyterian Priests, on the One Party, and Samuel Cater, with Some Others of the Friends of Truth Called Quakers
A Dictionary of the English Language ... The fifth edition
A Salutation in the Love of God ... unto all the faithful brethren and sisters in Christ Jesus our Lord ... With a word of exhortation ... unto all whose faces are set Sionward, etc
The Innocent Cleared and the Guilty Made Manifest
The liberty of an apostate conscience discovered
The Liberty of an Apostate Conscience Discovered
The Liberty of an Apostate Conscience Discovered: Being a Plain Narrative of the Controversie Long Depending Between Francis Bugg, and Officious Agent in William Rogerss [sic] Behalf and Quarrel, on the One Part: and Samuel Cater A[n]d George Smith, Pris
The Liberty of an Apostate Conscience Discovered
The Infants Lawyer, Or, the Law (Ancient and Modern) Relating to Infants
Innocency against Envy. In a brief examination of Francis Bugg's two invective pamphlets ... the one styled, The Quakers Detected; the other, Battering Rams against New-Rome ... By G. W. [i.e. George Whitehead] and S. C. [i.e. Samuel Cater?]
The Innocent Cleared
The Liberty of an Apostate Conscience Discovered: Being a Plain Narrative of the Controversie ... Between Francis Bugg ... and S. Cater and George Smith, Etc
The Liberty of an Apostate Conscience Discovered:
The Innocent Cleared and the Guilty Made Manifest. Being a Reply to a Printed Paper ... Titled, Apostacy of the People Called Quakers from the Faith Once Delivered to the Saints; Subscribed by Francis Houlcroft and Joseph Oddey, Etc
A relation of some of the most material matters
A Salutation in the Love of God, and in the Fellowship of the Work of His Blessed Truth ... With a Word of Exhortation and Counsel Unto All Whose Faces are Set Sion-ward