A LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY CONCERNING THE DUTIES ON WINE AND TOBACCO

A LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY CONCERNING THE DUTIES ON WINE AND TOBACCO (HB)

A LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY, CONCERNING THE DUTIES ON WINE AND TOBACCO.

A LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF THE ANTIENT BOROUGH OF GUZZLE-DOWN, TO SIR FRANCIS WRONGHEAD, THEIR R--VE IN P--T. IN ANSWER TO HIS LETTER OF THE 19TH OF FEB. 1732

A LETTER OF THANKS FROM THE FAMOUS PEER-MAKING PROJECTOR IN THE LATE REIGN TO THE AUTHOR OF THE THOUGHTS ON THE PEERAGE BILL (HB)

A LETTER TO A LEADING GREAT MAN CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE TO PETITION AND THE REASONABLENESS OF COMPLYING WITH SUCH PETITIONS

A LETTER TO A LEADING GREAT MAN CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE TO PETITION AND THE REASONABLENESS OF COMPLYING WITH SUCH PETITIONS (HB)

A PROPER ANSWER TO THE BY-STANDER. WHEREIN IS SHEWN I. THAT THERE IS NO NECESSITY FOR, BUT INFALLIBLE RUIN IN THE MAINTENANCE OF A LARGE REGULAR (OR MERCENARY) LAND FORCE IN THIS ISLAND. II. THAT BY KEEPING UP A STANDING ARMY FOR PREVENTING AN INVASION, W

A PROPER ANSWER TO THE BY-STANDER. WHEREIN IS SHEWN I. THAT THERE IS NO NECESSITY FOR, BUT INFALLIBLE RUIN IN THE MAINTENANCE OF A LARGE REGULAR (OR MERCENARY) LAND FORCE IN THIS ISLAND. II. THAT BY KEEPING UP A STANDING ARMY FOR PREVENTING AN INVASION, W (HB)

A REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF SECRECY, APPOINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO EXAMINE SEVERAL BOOKS AND PAPERS LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE, RELATING TO THE LATE NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE AND COMMERCE, &C

A REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF SECRECY, APPOINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO EXAMINE SEVERAL BOOKS AND PAPERS LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE, RELATING TO THE LATE NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE AND COMMERCE, &C (HB)

A SHORT VIEW OF THE STATE OF AFFAIRS (HB)

AN EPISTLE TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR ROBERT WALPOLE (HB)

FOUR LETTERS TO A FRIEND IN NORTH BRITAIN UPON PUBLISHING THE TRYAL OF DR. SACHEVERELL

MR. WALPOLE'S CASE

MR. WALPOLE'S CASE (HB)

OBSERVATIONS UPON THE TREATY BETWEEN THE CROWNS OF GREAT-BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND SPAIN

REMARKS ON THE CRAFTSMAN'S VINDICATION OF HIS TWO HONBLE. PATRONS IN HIS PAPER OF MAY 22, 1731

REMARKS ON THE CRAFTSMAN'S VINDICATION OF HIS TWO HONBLE. PATRONS IN HIS PAPER OF MAY 22, 1731 (HB)

SOME CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE PUBLICK FUNDS, THE PUBLICK REVENUES AND THE ANNUAL SUPPLIES GRANTED BY PARLIAMENT (HB)

SOME CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE PUBLICK FUNDS, THE PUBLICK REVENUES, AND THE ANNUAL SUPPLIES, GRANTED BY PARLIAMENT

SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE ALTERATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF PUBLICK REVENUES

SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING THE ALTERATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF PUBLICK REVENUES (HB)

THE BUDGET OPENED, OR, AN ANSWER TO A PAMPHLET INTITLED A LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY CONCERNING THE DUTIES ON WINE AND TOBACCO (HB)

THE CASE OF THE SINKING FUND (HB)

THE GOOD OLD CAUSE FURTHER DISCUSS'D IN A LETTER TO THE AUTHOR OF THE JACOBITE'S HOPES REVIV'D (HB)

THE LATE MINISTER UNMASK'D

THE LATE MINISTER UNMASK'D (HB)

THREE LETTERS. THE FIRST, TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR ROBERT WALPOLE, IN DECEMBER 1727. SIX MONTHS AFTER THE LATE KING'S DECEASE. WITH HIS ANSWER. THE SECOND, TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR KING ON HIS LORDSHIP'S CHARACTER, AS IT STOOD IN JANUARY 1727-8. THE THIR

THREE LETTERS. THE FIRST, TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR ROBERT WALPOLE, IN DECEMBER 1727. SIX MONTHS AFTER THE LATE KING'S DECEASE. WITH HIS ANSWER. THE SECOND, TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR KING ON HIS LORDSHIP'S CHARACTER, AS IT STOOD IN JANUARY 1727-8. THE THIR (HB)

VINDICATION OF THE CONDUCT OF THE MINISTRY, IN THE SCHEME OF THE EXCISE ON WINE AND TOBACCO, PROPOSED LAST SESSIONS OF PARLIAMENT

VINDICATION OF THE CONDUCT OF THE MINISTRY, IN THE SCHEME OF THE EXCISE ON WINE AND TOBACCO, PROPOSED LAST SESSIONS OF PARLIAMENT (HB)