Multiple Contributors Books

The Rules, Orders, and Premiums of the Society, for the Encouragement of Agriculture and Industry, in the County of Carmarthen, for the Year 1800
Arguments Pro and Con, in Several Speeches for and Against an Impeachment
A New Historical Catechism, Containing Witty Answers to Several Questions of Many Wonderful Matters in Ancient History.
The Merry Piper, or, the Second Part of the Friar and Boy. Containing a Large Progress of Jacks Frolicksome Intrigues,
Aesop an Alarmist
A Report from the Commissioners Appointed to Take, Examine and State the Publick Accompts of the Kingdom
The Birth, Life, and Death of John Frank
The Comical Sayings of Pady from Cork
The English Freeholder
The Aberdeen Almanack, for the Year 1784,

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