W. B. Books

Reveries over Childhood and Youth
The Twelfth Empyrean
The Elephant's Ball, and Grand Fete Champetre
The Elephant's Ball, and Grand Fete Champetre
Observations on the Commerce of Great Britain with the Russian and Ottoman Empires and on the Projects of Russia Against the Ottoman and British Dominions
List of Books and Manuscripts Relating to Orkney and Zetland; or in Which These Islands Are Mentioned
The Case of Mr. Lucraft; and Other Tales. By the Authors of Ready Money Mortiboy, Etc
An Ode on the Death of William, Duke of Gloucester by W.B. Of St. John's, Oxon
A Touch-Stone for Gold and Silver Wares, or, a Manual for Goldsmiths and All Other Persons, Whether Buyers, Sellers, or Wearers of Any Manner of Goldsmiths Work How to Know Adulterated Wares
An Abridgement of the Life of S. Francis Xaverius of the Society of Iesus, New Apostle of India and Japony Together with Some Few of the Innumerable ... Wrought by Him of Late Years

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