See Notes Multiple Contributors Books

The Fatal Harmony
The Hermit, by Mr. Parnell. The Messiah, by Mr. Pope. And Two Divine Odes by Mr. Addison. To Which Is Added the Hymn of Cleanthes
Satires on Priestcraft, Bigotry, and Uncharitableness. ... Also a Preface, Pointing Out the First Grand Defection from Christianity
Anecdotes, Religious, Moral and Entertaining, Alphabetically Arranged, and Interspersed with a Variety of Useful Observations. Selected by Charles Buck. Second Edition
A Week's Preparation for Solemnizing the Thirtieth of January
The New Children's Friend
The Universal Scots Almanack, for the Year of Our Lord M,Dcc,Lxxxv. ... With New Lists and an Improved Kalendar, ...
The Universal Scots Almanack, for the Year of Our Lord M,Dcc,Lxxxi. ...
The Court Kalendar
The Court Kalendar

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