Multiple Contributors Books

Motives and Encouragements to Bear Afflictions Patiently; to Rejoice Under Them; and to Be Thankful for Them. The Fourth Edition
A Catalogue of Excellent and Rare Books, on All Subjects, and in Most Languages, to Be Exposed to Sale, by Way of Auction, upon the Twenty Third Day of March 1702. At the New Auction-House,
The Loyal Martyr; or, the Life of ... Richard Scroop, Archbishop of York.
An Essay on the Practice of Midwifery
The Impartial Observer
The Charge of the Bp. Of Gloucester, Deliver'd to the Clergy of His Diocese, in His Late Triennial Visitation, Held by Commission
No Punishment No Government
Georgicon
Rules and Orders of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas from the 3d. Of Queen Anne to Trinity Term the 6th and 7th. Of King George the Second, Inclusive.
Some Account of a Meeting Held at the Guild-Hall in Bury St. Edmunds on the 4th of November, 1771

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