See Notes Multiple Contributors Books

Browne's General Law List and Sessions Register; for the Year 1790
Magna Charta Libertatum Civitatis Waterford. Timotheo Cunningham Editore
An Answer to the Reasons Against an African Company Humbly Submitted to the Consideration of the Patriots of Great-Britain, in This Present Parliament Assembled
Two Very Singular Addresses to the People of England
The Political Touch-Stone
A Sketch of the History of Two Acts of the Irish Parliament, of the 2d and 8th of Queen Anne, to Prevent the Further Growth of Popery: ...
An Easy Method of Discharging the National Debt, with the Consent and Approbation of the Stock-Holders
Speculative Ideas on the Probable Consequences of an Invasion, on Our Late Encampments, and on the State of Some of the Sea-Ports in England, &C. In a ... Earl of Pembroke. By an Officer in the Army
A Political Paradox
Every Merchant Not His Own Ship-Builder. Addressed to the Proprietors of India Stock

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