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Translations from the French. By D.Y.
Letters to a Member of the Present Parliament, upon the Extraordinary and Unprecedented Transactions in the Last House of Commons
A Vindication of the Orthodox Clergy, in Answer to Two Scurrilous Libels, Pretending to Be Vindications of the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, but ... Upon His Grace, and Our Most Orthodox Clergy
Christianity Not as Old as the Creation
An Explanation of Some Passages in Dr. Binckes's Sermon Preached Before the Lower House of Convocation, January the 30th, 1701/2. With Part of a ... Intituled, the Martyrdom of King Charles: ...
The London Directory for the Year 1776. Containing an Alphabetical List of the Names and Places of Abode of the Merchants and Principal Traders of the ... And Westminster, ... The Ninth Edition
Observations on a Late Publication Entitled "Memoirs of Great-Britain, by Sir John Dalrymple," in Which Some Errors, Misrepresentations, and the ... Compiler and His Associates Are Detected
The Rule of Life, in Select Sentences; Collected from the Greatest Authors, Ancient and Modern. A New Edition, Improved
Reflections on Usury, as Conducted by the Mode of Under-Valued Annuities. With an Appendix, Containing the Outlines of a Bill Calculated to Remove the ... Of Them, and Check Their Future Progress
The English Chapman's and Traveller's Almanack for the Year of Christ, 1707. ...

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