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otis Popery a novelty: or, The Protestant religion

-A10P3 more ancient. Being an answer to the question of the Papists, Where was your religion before Luther? ... By a Protestant of the Church of England. London, Printed for N. Cliff, and D. Jackson, 1713.

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*Defoe 30 e713 The present state of Fairy-Innd, In several »ALOP letters from Esquire Hush, an eminent citizen of Fickleborough, to the King of Slave-oniae London, Frinted for T, Warner, 1713. 48 pe 19cm. A satire on contemporary politics, with par= ticular reference to Scotland,

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1713 Defoe 30 713 A Protestant memorial for the seventeenth of -Al0P2 November, being the inauguration-day of Queen Elizabeth. London, Printed for J, Baker, 1713. 22 Pe 19¢em,. Warns against the Catholic Church.

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Pycroft, Samuel, 4.1719.

A brief enquiry into free-thinking in matters of religion; and some pretended obstructions to it ... By Samuel Pycroft ...

Cambridge: Printed at the University-Press, for Edmund Jeffery bookseller in Cambridge,

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eAl0Qb and Philip V, unanserably vindicated, with res- pect to his Catholick Majesty's possession of Spain and the Indies confirm'd to him in the treaty of peace now on foot, Ina letter toa noble lord, concerning a scandalous libel, en- tituled, The groans ofEurope, &¢. 4... Dublin, Re-printed by E, Waters, 1713,

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1, Dumont, Jean, baron de Cerlscroon, d, 1726, Les soupirs de l'Europe, 2, Utrecht, freaty of, 1713,

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30 .713 Reflections on a paper lately printed, enti-~ eA10R3 tled, A letter to Sir Miles Wharton, concerning occasional peers, Address'd to the Guardian and Examiner, London, Printed for J. Morphew, 1713. 31 p. 19cm, The "Letter to Sir Miles Wharton" is by Sir Richard Steele,

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“Defoe Reflections upon the humour of the British 30 nation in religion and politics .«.e. London: 0713 Printed and sold by John Baker, 1713. eA1LORY 2 Deley 36 Pe 19.5cme "Errata": verso of 2nd prelim. leaf. Sometimes ascribed to Daniel Defoe.

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Opposes the prolongation of the War of the Spanish Succession.

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H.17.150 Sewall, Samuel G.362.3u Proposals touching the accomplish-| ment of prophesies. Boston, 1713 ‘ ) v t ¢ vers /b¥

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Shadwell, Charles, f1.1710-1720.

The humours of the army. A canedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By Mr. Shadwel. :

London, Printed for James Knapton,at the

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More memoirs: or, The Pretender what he real- ly pretends to be? sotie explications “of his .. « bi-th reviv'd: and reasons for questioning his title set aside, Ina letter to the Right Re- verend L—--. lIondon, Printed, and sold by J. Baker, 3s

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1. James, Prince of Wales, the Old Prefender, 1688-1766, I, Title.

1713

*Defoe 30 Some Whig-principles demonstrated to be good Py ps sense and sound divinity, from their natural con eA10S2 sequences. London, Printed for S. Keble, and sold by J. Morphew, 1713. 24 pe. 19cm.

Were 22 2966 les soupirs de la Grand Britaigne: or, The 1713 groans of Great Britain, being the second part to The groans of Europe, London, Printed for J, Baker, 1713, 80, 85-92 Pe 20cm, Sometimes attributed to Daniel Defoe, Jean Dumont's Les soupirs de 1'Europe was trans- lated as The groans of Europe, On the need for reformation of manners,

Spain, Treaties, etc., 1700-1746 (Philip V)

The assiento, or, Contract for allowing to the subjects of Great Britain the liberty of impoce ing Negroes into the Spanish America, Siga‘d by the Catholick King at Madrid the twenty sixth day of March, 1713 oe. London, Prirtec by 7, Baskett, 1713,

48 p. 23cm,

Spanish and English in perallel columns.

1. Slave trade. Gt, Brit, Treaties, etc 1702-1714 (Anne) II, Title,

{Spinckes, Nathaniel] 1653-1727, supposed author. The case stated, between the Church of Rome and the Church of England, Wherein is shewedy that the doubt and danger is in the former, and the certainty and safety in the latter communion, London, Printed for G, Strahan, 1713. Attributed also to Charles Leslie,

1, Catholic Church--Doctrinal and controver= Sial works-=-Protestant authors, 2, Church of England--Doctrina and controversial works, I, Leslie, Char les, 1650-1722, supposed author, par Title,

The state of the silk and wocjlen manufacture, considered: in relation to a French trade, Al- so the case of the silk-weavers, humbly offered to the consideration of both houses of Parlia- ment, Likewise the case of the parish of St, Giles Cripplegate, before the act for laying a duty on gilt and silver wire. London, Printed for J. Baker, 1713.

23.pe. 19cme 1. Tariff-Gt. Brit, 2, Gt. Brit.-—Comm——Fran 3.. France—Comme: Gt. Brit. 4. Textile

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1713

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Steele or Steel, Richard

The Husbandman's calling. Boston, re-printed by B. Green, ... for Hleazar Phillips... 1713.

Variant issue of Evans 169

1713 *Defoe

21.E% Steele, Sir Richard, 1672-1729,

1713

Extracts of remarkable passages out of Mr. Steele's writings [London? ca. 1713]

18 p. 21cm,

Compiled by Daniel Defoe. Of. Portland mss., V, 393-395.

I, Defoe, Daniel, 1660-1731, comp,

Steele, Sir Richard, 1672-1729.

The importance of Dunkirk consider 'd: in de- fence of the Guardian of August the 7th, Ina letter to the bailiff of Stockbridge. London, Printed for A. Baldwin, 1713.

63 p.. fold. map. 22cm,

—-— [Another copy] Imperfect: p,63 and map wanting.

1, Dunkirk, France--Hist, 2, Gt. Brit,——-Pol. & govt,.--1702-1714. I, Titlis,

Steele, Sir Richard, 1672-1729.

The importonce of Dunkirk consider'd: in de- fence of the Guardian of August the 7th, Ina letter to the bailiff of Stockbridge, The 4th ed. London, Printed for A. Baldwin, 1713.

40 p, 18cm,

In this copy is inserted a copy of the issue of the Guardian in question,

1, Dunkirk, France--Hist, 2. Gt. Brit.--Pol. & govt.--1702-1714, I, Title,

sito.

H.14.50 Steer, Richard

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The Daniel catcher. The life of the Prophet Daniel: in a poem. cNew Londen? 1713

Lradfed |

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(Swift, Jonathan] 1667-1745, The conduct of the allies, and of the late S8&h ministry, in beginning and carrying on the pre-

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1, Spanish Succession, War of, 1701-1714,

2. Gt. —— I, Ti tle,

1713 *Defoe

30.713 (Swift, Jonathan] 1667-1745. .S8I

The importance of The guardian considered, in a second letter to the bailiff of Stockbridge. By a friend of Mr, St-—-le. London, Printed for J, Morphew, 1713.

46 p. 20cm. A reply to Sir Richard Steele's The importance

of Dunkirk considered,

1. Steele, Sir Richard, 1672-1729, The im- portance of Dun kirk considered.

I, Title. &

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I Title »

86 . 98 no,8

[Swift, Jonathan] 1667-1745.

Mr. C{olliJ]ns's Discourse of free-thinking, put into plain English, by way of abstract, for the use of the poor. By a friend of the author, London, Printed for J, Morphew, 1713.

31 p. 19cm,

1, Collins, Anthony, 1676-1729. A discourse of free-thinking, 2, Free thought, I, Title.

(Toland, John] 1670-1722,

Dunkirk or Dover; or, The Queen's honour, the nation's safety, the liburties of Europe, and the peace of the world, ali at stake till that fort and port be totally demolish'd by the Frenchy London, Printed for A. Baldwin, 1713.

40 pe 18om,

1. Dunkirk, France—Hist, 2. Gt. Brit.—Pol. & govi.—-1702-1714, I. Title,

ohh

27,10

no.l Torism and trade can never agree, To which is adied, An account and character of the Mercator [i,e. Daniel Defoe] and his writings .,. Ina letter to Sir G-- H—-, London, Printed and sold by A, Baldwin [1713]

38 p, 18cm, *Defoe This state contains "Errata" on verso of te. pe 30 ——. ---— [Another copy] 2713 This state has no "Errata" on verso of te Pe ALOT 4, Gt, Brit.— Comm, 2:,Defoe, Daniel,

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eTrapp, Josephs 1679-1776 Peace. A poem: inscribed to the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Bolingbroke eee London: Printed for John Barber, on Lambeth- Hill; and Henry Clements, at the Half-Moon in St. Paul's Church-yard. MDCCXIII, 1713s

2 Perey 22 Pe 3am,

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eTrapp, Josepha 1679-1776 Peacee A poem eee 217132 (Card 2)

Second state, with last 2 lines of p.19 reading "Herself, disclos'd «+. commands," In an earlior state this reading appears as a paste-on cancel,

I. Title,

1713

Defoe 30

0713

eA10T3

Treason unmask'd: or The Queen's title, the revolution, and the Hanover succession vindicat- ed. Against the treasonable positions, of a book lately publish'd, intitled, The hereditary right of the crown of England asserted eby George Har- bins es. Being an abstract of the said book; with remarks wherein the treasonous assertions and suggestions contained in it, are expos'd and confuted. London: Printed, and sold by the book- sellers of London and Westminster. 1713.

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Treason unmask'd.eee 1713. (Card 2)

280 p. 19cm.

Signed (p.280): Hannovero-Britannus.

Pages 54 & 262 misnumbered 5 & 622.

Sustains the right of Parliament to settle the succession.

Rast Book

1713

A true relation of the late case in Convoca-

*xDefoe tion, concerning an address proposed to be

«713

Alot

presented to Her Majesty upon the conclusion of the peace.

CLondon] Printed for Sam. Buckley,at the Dol- phin in Little-Britain. 1713.

9p. 19cm. (4to) Caption title; imprint from p.9.

MB

1713

+Defoe 30 Py bi Two letters concerning the authour of the eAl0T2 | Examiner ci.e., Jonathan Swifts London, Printed, and sold by A. Baldwin, 1713. 21 pe 19cm.

1. Swift, Jonathan, 1667-175.

1713

Vaugelas, Charles Favre de, 1585-1650. *Xadams Remarques sur la langue frangoise de monsieur T23 de Vaugelas. Utiles & ceux qui veulent bien par- -V46R ler & bien escrire. Nouvelle edition reveué & corrigée. Avec des notes de T. Corneille ... A Amsterdam, Chez Gerard onder de Linden. MDCCIII Ci.e., 1713] 2v. 16cm. (12mo) Title vignettes. Added title pages, engraved, dated MDCCXIII. Ex libris (armorial bookplates): John Quincy Adams. MB

1713. *Defoe 30 [Wagstaffe, William] 1685-1725, author. .713 The character of Richard St—le, esq; with some -W12Cb remarks, By Toby, Abel's kinsman; or, according to Mr, Calamy, A, F, &N, ina letter to his god- father, The 24 ed. corr, London, Printed for J, Morphew, 1713, 32 Dp. parte 18cm, Also attributed to Jonathan Swift. An attack on Richard Steele and the Whig ministry. . . i oP & _ = ° ° S ad ley Sie REskesd, oI ROS fast Jonathan: 71-1745, supposed author, II, Toby, Ab-. el's kinsman, & III, Title,

1713

eWalker, Thomass fle 1713-1715. *De foe The history of the royal family: or, A suc-

30 cinct account of the marriages and issue of all 0713 the Kings and Queens of England, from the Con- eW15H quest «se. London, Printed for R. Gosling. 1713.

3 Pele, 27h ise. 276), cO3 Pe 19.5cme Title page in black and red.

Nos.53=-5i repeated in paging.

"Errata": p.27h (i.e. 276)

I. Title.

1713

*Defoe 2 30 ([Walpole, Robert, earl of Orford] 1676-1745, .713 A short History of the Parliament, London, .W28S Printed for T, Warner, 1713, 36 p. 20cm, *Defoe 27.62 —--- ——- [Another copy } no. 5

1. Gt. Brit.--Pol, & govt,--1702-171l,.

I, Title, a

1713

*Defoe 30 (Walpole, Robert, earl of Orford] 1676-1745. 0713 A short history of the Parliament, London, .W28Se Printed for T. Warner, 1713.

31 p. 19cm,

1. Gt. Brit.--Pol, & govt,.=-1702-1714. Te Title e

1713

Defoe Walpole, Robert, earl of Oxford, 1676- 1745.

A short history of the parliament... no. London. : Printed for T. Warner, near ial i el 2723's

2), ia, 20 bp... #20 cms Covex.)

1..Gt. Brit.-“Pol,. and govt.--1702- LVia.« Lets

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1713

*Defoe 30 [Walpole, Robert, earl of Orford] 1676-1745.

«713 A short history of the Parliament. London, .W28Sb Printed for T. Warner, 1713. 19 p. 18cm,

1, Gt. Brite--Pol, & govt,.—-1702-1714.

I, Title, wi

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SHELF-NO.

Nehemiah

ADDITIONS ~y 246.46 Discourse concerning the wonder- Fi QUO: TO fulness of Christ. Boston, 1713

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1713

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*xDefoe The Whigs unmask'd: being the Secret history of

«T13 the Calf's-Head-Club. Shewing the rise and pro-

»W21W gress of that infamous society since the Grand Rebellion. Containing all the treasonable songs and ballads, sung as anthems by those saints, at their king-killing anniversaries. Much enlarg'd and improv'd by a genuine account of all the plots and conspiracies of the Whiggish faction against the Queen and ministry, since the perse-

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«713 .W21W

CWard, Edward] 1667-1731. The Whigs unmask'd aa LYUS. (Card.2) cution of the Church under the disguise of moder- ation. With animadversions in prose and verse ... To which are added, Several characters by Sir John Denham, and other valuable authors. Also A vindication of the royal martyr, King Charles the First; wherein are expos'd, the hellish mysteries of the old Republican rebellion. By Mr. Butler, author of Hudibras. The eighth. edition, with large additions.

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“Defoe -713 .W21lw

sos 2YU3. (Cara 3) London, Printed:and sold by J.Morphew near Sta- tioner's-Hall. M DCC XIII. [17131]

8p.f.,vi,22hp. front.,7pl. 19.5em. (8vo)

First published, 1703, under title: The secret history of the Calves-Head Club.

"The true Presbyterian without disguise ... By Sir John Denham": p.163-173.

The songs written against Charles I are attri- buted in the pre face to Benjamin Bridge- water. ®&

LE. Title,

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eVard, Nathaniels 15787-1652,

The simple cobler ot Aggawam in America. Will- ing to help mend his native country, lamentably tattered, both in the upper-leather and sole, with all the honest stitches he can take ...

By Theodore de la Guard epseud.s The fifth edi- tion, with some amendments ...

London: Printed by J. D. & R. I Reprinted at Boston in N, Rngland, for Daniel Henchman, at his shop in King Street. 171 3.

2 pele, 100 pe Sem. (Continued & on next card)

eWard, Nathaniels 15787-1652, The simple cob- ler of Aggawam ... 1713. (Card 2)

"Errata at non corrigenda": p.92-99, Evans 1658; Sabin 101328.

Ex libris (signature and book label): Thomas Prince. Another copy. 15cm.

I. title. &

1713

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Wells, Edward, 4.1727. *\Defoe Remarks on DY Clarke's introduction to his sas Scripture-doctrin of the Trinity. By Edward Wells .W46R este Oxford, Printed at the Theatre,for Anthony Peisley,and are to be sold by James Knapton,Henry Clements ,William Taylor,and John Morphew book- sellers in London, MDCCXIII. Price one shilling. EL7133 2p.f.,67,ClJp. 17.5em.(8vo) "Principal errata": p.[68J

1713. XDefoe 30 2713 eW57Rb

(Whiston, William] 1667-1752, supposed author. Reasons for not proceeding against Mr, Whiston

by the Court of Delegates ... In a letter to the Reverend Dr. Pelling ... The 2d ed.: given gratis. [london, 1713]

16 p. 20cm,

Caption title.

Dated at end: November 3. 1713.

1, Canterbury, Eng, (Province) Convocation, 1713. Court of Delegates, 2. Pelling, Edward, d. 1718. I, Title.

Rare Book Derr.

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1713 Whiston, William, 1667-1752. Reflexions on an anonymous pamphlet, entituled,

a Discourse of free thinkingfby Anthony Collins). By William Whiston ... The second edition.

London: Printed for the author,in Cross-Street, Hatton-Garden;and sold by A.Baldwin,near the Ox- ford-Arms in Warwick-Lane. 1713.

55,ClJp. 19.5em. (8vo)

eWilles, Sir Johns 1685-1761.

The speech that was intended to have been spoken by the Terr&’-filius, in the Theatre at Oexforsd, July 13. 1713. Had not his mouth been stopp'd by the v. Cheancellosr ...

London Printed: and sold by E. Smith, in Cornhil, 1713. Price 6d.

4 Doles 30 pe 18.5cm. I. Terr4$-filius, pseud. IT. Title.

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1713 *P 83 .297 Winchilsea, Anne (Kingsmill) Finch, countess of, 1661-1720. Miscellany poems, on several occasions, a3 don, Printed for J, B. and sold by B, Tooke, W. Taylor, and J, Round, 1713. 390 p. 19cm. Pages 63-63, 31-82 and 85-86 are cancel leaves, I, A, Williams, Points in 18th-cent, verse, pe72-74, issue B,

I, Title.

eWinchilsea and Nottingham, Daniel Finch, earl of» 1617-1730, supposed authors Observations u the state of the nation, in Jamary 1712/3. The 2d ede London, Printed for J. Morphew, 1713.

33 pe 18cm. Also attributed to William Wotton and to

Jonathan Swift.

HARE BOOK 1713

— CWithers, John] Presbyterian minister at Exeter. *xDefoe The Dutch better friends than the French, to aTL3 the monarchy, church, and trade of England. In -W77D a letter from a citizen, to a country gentleman.

London, Printed for John Clark,at the Bible and Crown in tbef!] Old Change. 1713. Price 4d.

36p. 18.5em.(8vo)

I. Title.

Youn’, Edward, 16°3-1765.

An ep?stle to the Right Honourable the Lord Lansdown. By ‘ir. Young ee.

London: Printed tor Bernard Lintott at the Cross=-Keys between the Two Temple-Gates, leet- street, 1DO°CXITI, cel713a

19 p. 33ems fitle vignette. Verse.

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Rars BooK He a 3 DEPT.

Young, Edward, 1683-1765. “Defoe A poem on the last day. By Edward Young ...

30 Oxford, Printed at the Theatre for Edward aZ3 Whistler, MDCCXIII. CL7133 -Y8P

6 p.f., 74 p. 20cm. (8vo0)

Title vignette: engraved view of Sheldonian Theatre.

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*Defoe The young-man's counsellor or The way of the 30 world displayd; in several profitable essays, e711 serious and comical: discovering I. The treachery .A10D2b of false friends. II. The tricks and cheats usu- ally impos'd on the unthinking and ignorant, by the town-sharpers III, The deceits us'd in parti- cular trades and professions ... By S. H. Miso- dolus epseud.s The second edition. London, Printed for Robert Gifford in Old Bed- lam without Bishopsgate, 1713. Price bound 1 s.

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*Defoe The young-man's counsellor or The way of the 30 world displayd ... 1713. (Card 2) e711 eALOD2b 5 p.l., 152 p. illus. (diagr.) front. 14.5em First ed. published under title: Do no right, take no wrong ... or The way of the world dis- playd. Ascribed to Charles Leslie in Morgan, Bibl. of Brit. Hist., II, 151. Ex libris (bookplate): Charles E, Doble.

I. Leslie, Charles, 1650-1722, sup- posed author, II. H.,Se,) Misodolus, pseud. ee

1714

An abridgment of the History of hereditary *XDefoe right [by George Harbin], publish'd by Helkiah 30 Bedford. To which is added, Some remarks on the eT13 treasonable part of the said book; for which -AlOT3b Mr. Bedford was tryed and found guilty. London: Printed and sold by the booksellers on London and Westminster, 1714,

280 p. 18.5cm.

Signed (p.280): Hannovero-Britannus.

Pages 46, 54 & 262 misnumbered 64, 45 & 622, (Continued on next card) MB

An abridgment of the History of hereditary ~Mefoe right ... 1714. (Card 2) 30 Sustains the right of Parliament to settle *713 the succession. .ALOT3b | Sheets of Treason unmask'd, 1713, here re- issued with cancel t. p.

Acres, Joseph.

The true method of propagating religion and loyalty, A sermon preach'd in the parish church of St. Mary in White Chapel, on Sunday the 24th of October, 1714, in the afternoon, London, Printed for J, Phillips, and sold by J, Roberts [1714]

24 Pp. 19cm,

In part a defense of the Revolution of 1688,

1. Gt, Brit.--Hist.--Revolution of 1688—d- dresses, sermons, etc, I, Title,

a

oT Acts of Parliament no infallible security to .ALOA bad peace-makers 5 exemplify'd in the life, ne- totiations, tryal, attainder and tragical deatn of William De la Pole, duke of Suffolk, prime minister in the reign of Henry VI, King of Eng-- land. Occasioned by a late debate in Parliament on the state of the nation, London, Printed for J, Baker, 1714. 35 Pe 19cm,

1, Suffolk, Wi 1396-1450. 2.

. pe de La Pole, duke of, Gt. Brit.—Pol, & gov

Rare Boon 1 ly Derr. Anne, Queen of Great Britain, 1665-1714.

*XDefoe A collection of all Queen Anne's speeches, atte messages, &c. from her accession to the throne,

-An7C to her demise. With a chronological table of the most remarkable actions of her life.

London: Printed for S.Popping at the Black Raven in Pater-Noster-Row;and sold by the book- sellers of London and Westminster, 1714. (Price sixpence. )

56p. 18.5cem.(8vo)

1714 H.17 Another letter from one in the country 0145 to his friend in Boston. Boston, printed

by B. Green, 171h.

Evans 1662

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eArbuthnot, Johns 1667-1735, supposed author. A postscript to John Bull, containing the history of the Crown-Inn, with the death of the widow ci.e., Queen Annes, and what happen-= ed thereon. The fifth edition, London, Printed for J. Moor. e17l\; 19 Pe 19.5cem.

I. Title. ®

cArbuthnot, Johns 1667-1735, supposed author.

cAs postscript to John Bull, containing the history of the Crown-Inn, with the death of the widow ci.e., Queen Annes, and what happened thereon. The sixth edition. London, Printed for J. Moor ¢17143

61 (i.e. 19) p. 17.5em.

Page 19 misnumbered 61.

Printed from same setting of type as fifth edi- tion with altered edition statement.

Imperfect: head ofst.p. cropped, affecting title. @

I. Title.

cArbuthnot, Johns 1667-1735, supposed author. A postscript to John Bull, containing the

history of the Crown-Inn, with the death of

the widow ci.e., Queen Annes, and what happened

London: Printed

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I. Title.

1714 *Defoe 30 a%i3 ASAD

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no.5

Asgill, John, 1659-1738, Mr, Asgill's Extract of the several acts of Parliament for settling the succession of the

. Grown in the House of Hannover ,,. London,

Printed for J, Roberts, 1714.

24 p. 18cm,

A re-issue, with cancel t, p., of Mr, As— gill's Apology for an omission in his late pub» lication ... 1713,

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Asgill, John, 1659-1738, Mr. Asgill's Ex tract of the severcal acts of Parliament 1714. (Card 2)

tion of tracts written eee from the year 1700,

to the year 1715, London, 1715)

wa--- ——--- [Another copy] (In his A collec-

tion. of-tracts written ... from the year 1700,

to the year 1715, London, 1715)

1, Hanover, House of, 2, Gt, Brit,-~Kings & rulers—Succession, I, Gt, Brit, laws, sta—

tutes, etc, II, ry John, 1659-1738, Mr.

Asgill!s defence pon his expulsion,

*Defoe 30

715

-As3C no.7

Asgill, Joann, 1559-1738,

The succession of the House of Hannover vin- dicated, against the Pretender's second decla- ration in folio, intitled, The hereditary right of the Crown of England asserted, &c, [by George Harbin] London, Printed for J, Roberts, 1714.

75 Pp. 20cm,

[Another copy] (Iq A col- jection of tracts written from the year 1700. to the year 1715 ndon, 1715)

(Continued on next card)

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30 Asgill, John, 1659-1738, The succession of a7 the House of Hannover vindicated ... 1714. .As38 (Card 2)

1. Hanover, House of, 2. Gt. Brit,--Kings and rulers--Succsssion, 3, Harbin, George, fl. 1713. The hereditary right of the Grown of England vindicated, I, Title.

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*Defoe 30 Asgill, John, 1659-1738. vAvA The succession of the House of Hinnover vindi-

,AsSb cated, against the Pretender's second declara-— tion in folio, intitled, The hereditary right of the Crown of England asserted, &c, [by George Harbin]. London [i.e. Dublin] Printed by J, Roberts for M, G[unne],, DCCXIV [i.e, 1714]

48 pe 17cm.

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1714

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£0 Asgill, John, 1659-1738, The succession of tld the House of Hannover vindicated ... 1714. .As38c 9 (Card 2)

1. Hanover, House of. 2. Gt, Brit,—-Kings and rulers-~Succession, 3, Harbin, George, fl. 1713. The hereditary right of the Crown of England vindicated, I. Title,

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The Assiento contract consider'd. As also, The advantages and decay of the trade of Jamai- ca and the plantations, with the causes and con=- sequences thereof. In several letters to a mem- ber of Parliament oe.

London, Printed: and sold by Ferd. Burleigh in Amen-Corner. 171). (Price 6 d.)

5 Peles 50 p. lem.

"Errata": p.50.

1714, *Defoe

30 [Atterbury, Francis, Bps of Rochester] 1662-1732 714 supposed author.

At8E English advice, to the freeholders of England, [Iondon?] Printed in the year, 1714. 30 p. 18cm, A Tory attack upon the Whigs.

1, Whig Party (Gt. Brit,) 2. Gt. Brit.--FPol, & an | I, Title.

1714

*Defoe

30 [Atterbury, Francis, Bp, of Rochester] 1662- “714 1732, supposed author.

-At&Eb English advice to the freeholders of England. [London?] Printed in the year, 1714. 31 p. 20cm. A Tory attack on the Whigs.

1. Whig Party (Gt, Brit.) 2. Gt. Brite— Pol, & govt.--1714-1727. I, Title.