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THE PREFACE
CHAPTER I : Of the Natural Causes and Original of Winds
CHAPTER II : f the Opinion of the Ancients, That this Island was more Subject to Storms than other Parts of the World
CHAPTER III : Of the Storm in General
CHAPTER IV : Of the Extent of this Storm, and from what Parts it was suppos'd to come; with some Circumstances as to the Time of it
OF THE EFFECTS OF THE STORM
I. Of the Damages in the City of London, and Parts adjacent
II. Of the Damages in the Country
Of the Damages on the Water
Of the Earthquake
Of remarkable Deliverances
The Conclusion