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By Short Title By Publisher and Printer By Year	Quick Links to Texts A Tale of a Tub Gulliver's Travels A Modest Proposal Browse by Publisher and Printer No publisher name The accomplishment of the first of Mr. Bickerstaff's predictions (1708) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVb, An extract out of a book (1724) Introduction Text Compare Hue and cry after Dismal (1712) Introduction Text A Letter of thanks from my Lord W*****n to the Lord Bp of S. Asaph, In the name of the Kit-Cat-Club (1712) Introduction Text Baker, J. A letter to the seven lords of the committee, appointed to examine Gregg. [By John Oldmixon?] (1711) Introduction Text Baldwin, H. and Son Advertisement against Lord Allen (1801) Introduction Text Baldwin, Richard Reflections upon two pamphlets lately published (1693) Introduction Text Baldwin, Robert An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Baskett, John Humble address of the right honourable lords spiritual and temporal in parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty on Saturday the eleventh day of April, 1713 (1713) Introduction Text Bathurst, Charles Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1741) Introduction Text Compare Note on Aristotle (1755) Introduction Text Polite conversation (1738) Introduction Text Compare Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Booksellers of London and Westminster Preface to Part III of Sir William Temple's Memoirs (1709) Introduction Text Compare Boreham, W. A letter of advice to a young poet (1721) Introduction Text Compare Bowyer, William The accomplishment of the first of Mr. Bickerstaff's predictions (1711) Introduction Text Compare The advantages proposed by repealing the sacramental test, impartially considered (1732) Introduction Text Compare Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer to The craftsman (1764) Introduction Text Compare An argument against abolishing Christianity (1711) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text City cries, instrumental and vocal: or, an examination of certain abuses, corruptions, and enormities, in London and Dublin (1732) Introduction Text Compare Considerations upon two bills ... relating to the clergy of Ireland (1732) Introduction Text Compare A discourse of the contests and dissensions ... in Athens and Rome (1711) Introduction Text Compare A discourse to prove the antiquity of the English tongue (1765) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters III, Some observations upon ... the report of the committee (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters II, To Mr. Harding (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters I, To the shop-keepers (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVb, An extract out of a book (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IV, To the whole people of Ireland (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters V, To Viscount Molesworth (1730) Introduction Text Compare A famous prediction of Merlin, the British wizard (1711) Introduction Text Compare The Intelligencer, Numbers I, III, V, VII, IX; and XIX (1730) Introduction Text Compare The Intelligencer XV (1729) Introduction Text Compare A letter concerning the sacramental test (1711) Introduction Text Compare A meditation upon a broomstick (1711) Introduction Text Compare Predictions for the year 1708 (1711) Introduction Text Compare A project for the advancement of religion (1711) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for an act of Parliament, to pay off the debt of the nation (1732) Introduction Text Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament of Ireland (1738) Introduction Text Compare Remarks on Tindal (1764) Introduction Text The sentiments of a Church of England man (1711) Introduction Text Compare Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text Thoughts on various subjects (1711) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare A tritical essay upon the faculties of the mind (1711) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of his Excellency the Lord Carteret (1730) Introduction Text Compare Bowyer, William (printer) A vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff (1711) Introduction Text Compare Carter, Cornelius The Examiner (1712) Introduction Text Compare Churchil, A. and J. The publisher's epistle to the reader in Letters written by Sir William Temple (1700) Introduction Text Compare Cogan, Francis The Intelligencer, Numbers I, III, V, VII, IX; and XIX (1730) Introduction Text Compare Cole, T. The publick spirit of the Whigs (1714) Introduction Text Compare Conant, N. Letter from the pretender, to a whig-lord (1779) Introduction Text Conant, Nathaniel Memorandum on Mr Grattan's walk at Belcamp (1779) Introduction Text Cooper, Mary Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1746) Introduction Text Compare Directions to servants (1745) Introduction Text Compare The last will and testament of Jonathan Swift (1746) Introduction Text Compare The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare Three sermons: I. On mutual subjection. II. On conscience. III. On the Trinity. (1744) Introduction Text Coryton, William A short character of his ex[cellency] T[homas] E[arl] of W[harton], L[ord] L[ieutenant] of I[reland] (1711) Introduction Text Compare Curll, Edmund Curll's Complete key to The tale of a tub (1710) Introduction Text Compare Curll, Edmund A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1741) Introduction Text Compare Daniell, Combra A short view of the state of Ireland (1728) Introduction Text Compare Davies, T. Journal to Stella [letters I, XLI-LXV] (1766) Introduction Text Davies, Thomas An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Davis, Charles Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1746) Introduction Text Compare Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Drapier's Letters VII, An humble address to both Houses of Parliament (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters VI, To the Lord Chancellor Middleton (1735) Introduction Text Compare Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament of Ireland (1738) Introduction Text Compare Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Davis, L. Journal to Stella [letters I, XLI-LXV] (1766) Introduction Text Davis, Lockyer An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare An answer to The craftsman (1764) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Remarks on Tindal (1764) Introduction Text Davis, R. Journal to Stella [letters I, XLI-LXV] (1766) Introduction Text Dilly, Charles Observations occasioned by reading a paper, entitled, the case of the woollen manufacturers of Dublin (1789) Introduction Text On the bill for the clergy's residing on their livings (1789) Introduction Text Dodd, Anne The Examiner (1712) Introduction Text Compare The presbyterian's plea of merit ... impartially examined (1733) Introduction Text Compare Dodsley, James Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer to The craftsman (1764) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters I, XLI-LXV] (1766) Introduction Text Remarks on Tindal (1764) Introduction Text Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Dodsley, Robert Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1746) Introduction Text Compare Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer to The craftsman (1764) Introduction Text Compare The blunders, deficiencies, distresses, and misfortunes of Quilca (1745) Introduction Text Bon mots de Stella (1745) Introduction Text The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Directions to servants (1745) Introduction Text Compare A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1741) Introduction Text Compare Remarks on Tindal (1764) Introduction Text Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1745) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Three sermons: I. On mutual subjection. II. On conscience. III. On the Trinity. (1744) Introduction Text Ewing, George and Alexander The history of the four last years of the Queen. (1758) Introduction Text Compare The history of the four last years of the Queen. (1758) Introduction Text Compare Faulkner, George An abstract of the history of England (1765) Introduction Text The accomplishment of the first of Mr. Bickerstaff's predictions (1735) Introduction Text Compare An account of the court and empire of Japan (1765) Introduction Text Compare The advantages proposed by repealing the sacramental test, impartially considered (1732) Introduction Text Compare The advantages proposed by repealing the sacramental test, impartially considered (1735) Introduction Text Compare Advertisement for the honour of the kingdom of Ireland (1746) Introduction Text Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1746) Introduction Text Compare An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare An answer to a paper, called A memorial of the poor ... of Ireland (1735) Introduction Text Compare An answer to several letters sent me from unknown hands (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer to The craftsman (1758) Introduction Text Compare An argument against abolishing Christianity (1735) Introduction Text Compare City cries, instrumental and vocal: or, an examination of certain abuses, corruptions, and enormities, in London and Dublin (1732) Introduction Text Compare City cries, instrumental and vocal: or, an examination of certain abuses, corruptions, and enormities, in London and Dublin (1735) Introduction Text Compare Concerning that universal hatred which prevails against the clergy (1765) Introduction Text Considerations about maintaining the poor (1765) Introduction Text Considerations upon two bills ... relating to the clergy of Ireland (1738) Introduction Text Compare A consultation of four physicians upon a lord that was dying (1752) Introduction Text The difficulty of knowing one's self. A sermon (1746) Introduction Text Directions to servants (1745) Introduction Text Compare Directions to servants (1746) Introduction Text Compare A discourse of the contests and dissensions ... in Athens and Rome (1735) Introduction Text Compare A discourse to prove the antiquity of the English tongue (1765) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters III, Some observations upon ... the report of the committee (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters III, Some observations upon ... the report of the committee (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters II, To Mr. Harding (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters II, To Mr. Harding (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters I, To the shop-keepers (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters I, To the shop-keepers (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVb, An extract out of a book (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVb, An extract out of a book (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVc,The Presentment of the Grand-Jury (1735) Introduction Text Drapier's Letters IVc, The presentment of the Grand-Jury (1735) Introduction Text Drapier's Letters IV, To the whole people of Ireland (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IV, To the whole people of Ireland (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters VII, An humble address to both Houses of Parliament (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters VI, To the Lord Chancellor Middleton (1735) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters V, To Viscount Molesworth (1725) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters V, To Viscount Molesworth (1735) Introduction Text Compare The dying speech of Tom Ashe (1765) Introduction Text The Examiner (1738) Introduction Text Compare A famous prediction of Merlin, the British wizard (1735) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1735) Introduction Text Compare Hints on good manners (1765) Introduction Text Hints towards an essay on conversation (1762) Introduction Text The humble petition of the footmen in and about the city of Dublin (1735) Introduction Text Compare The humble petition of the footmen in and about the city of Dublin (1733) Introduction Text Compare The humble representation of the clergy of Dublin (1765) Introduction Text The Intelligencer, Numbers III, V (and VII), IX; and XIX (1735) Introduction Text Compare The last speech and dying words of Ebenezor Elliston (1735) Introduction Text The last will and testament of Jonathan Swift (1746) Introduction Text Compare Laws for the Dean's servants (1765) Introduction Text A letter concerning the sacramental test (1735) Introduction Text Compare A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1746) Introduction Text Compare A letter from the Grand Mistress of the female free-masons (1762) Introduction Text Letter of petition on behalf of William Dunkin (1763) Introduction Text Letters between Swift and Benjamin Tooke, 29 June and 10 July 1710 (1765) Introduction Text Compare Letter to a Member of Parliament in Ireland, upon the chusing a new Speaker there (1765) Introduction Text A letter to a very young lady on her marriage (1735) Introduction Text Compare A letter to a young gentleman, lately enter’d into holy orders (1735) Introduction Text Compare A letter to Francis Grant Esq; on the herring fishery (1763) Introduction Text Compare Letter to the Right Worshipful the Mayor... of the City of Corke (1763) Introduction Text A letter to the writer of an occasional paper (1765) Introduction Text Compare Maxims controlled in Ireland (1765) Introduction Text Compare Maxims controlled in Ireland (1765) Introduction Text Compare A meditation upon a broomstick (1735) Introduction Text Compare Memoirs of Capt. John Creichton, written by Himself (1762) Introduction Text Memoirs, relating to that change which happened in the Year 1710 (1765) Introduction Text Compare A modest proposal (1735) Introduction Text Compare Of mean and great figures made by several persons (1765) Introduction Text Of the education of ladies (1765) Introduction Text On barbarous denominations in Ireland (1765) Introduction Text Polite conversation (1738) Introduction Text Compare Polite conversation (1738) Introduction Text Compare A prayer for Stella (1765) Introduction Text Predictions for the year 1708 (1735) Introduction Text Compare A preface to the Bishop of Sarum's introduction (1738) Introduction Text Compare Prefatory matter to volumes I, II, and IV of Faulkner's edition of Swift's works (1735) (1735) Introduction Text The presbyterian's plea of merit ... impartially examined (1738) Introduction Text Compare The presbyterian's plea of merit ... impartially examined (1733) Introduction Text Compare A project for the advancement of religion (1735) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for correcting, improving and ascertaining the English tongue (1735) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for giving badges to the beggars in all the parishes of Dublin (1738) Introduction Text A proposal for the universal use of Irish manufacture (1735) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for the universal use of Irish manufacture (1735) Introduction Text Compare A proposal that all the ladies and women of Ireland should appear constantly in Irish manufactures (1765) Introduction Text Compare Public absurdities in England (1765) Introduction Text Compare Queries relating to the sacramental test (1735) Introduction Text Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament of Ireland (1746) Introduction Text Compare A relation of several facts, exactly as they were transmitted to me from Ireland (17612) Introduction Text Resolution of the inhabitants of St. Patrick (1762) Introduction Text Resolutions when I come to be old (1765) Introduction Text The sentiments of a Church of England man (1735) Introduction Text Compare A short character of his ex[cellency] T[homas] E[arl] of W[harton], L[ord] L[ieutenant] of I[reland] (1762) Introduction Text Compare A short view of the state of Ireland (1735) Introduction Text Compare Some advice humbly offer'd to the members of the October Club (1738) Introduction Text Compare Some arguments against enlarging the power of bishops in letting of leases (1735) Introduction Text Compare Some few thoughts concerning the repeal of the test (1765) Introduction Text Some Free Thoughts upon the Present State of Affairs, written in the year 1714 (1741) Introduction Text Some reasons against the bill for settling the tyth of hemp, flax, &c. by a modus (1734) Introduction Text Compare Some reasons against the bill for settling the tyth of hemp, flax, &c. by a modus (1746 [note: this is actually a 'second issue' of the 1741 printing]) Introduction Text Compare Some thoughts on free-thinking (1767) Introduction Text The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare The substance of what was said by the Dean (1765) Introduction Text Compare Tatler 20 (1735) Introduction Text Compare Tatler 230 (1735) Introduction Text Compare Tatler 5 (1735) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on religion (1765) Introduction Text Thoughts on various subjects (1735) Introduction Text Compare A treatise on good-manners and good-breeding (1758) Introduction Text A tritical essay upon the faculties of the mind (1735) Introduction Text Compare Upon giving badges to the poor (1765) Introduction Text A vindication of his Excellency the Lord Carteret (1735) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff (1735) Introduction Text Compare The wonderful wonder of wonders (1735) Introduction Text Compare Freebairn, Robert Some remarks on the Barrier Treaty (1712) Introduction Text Compare Gilliver, Lawton An essay on modern education (Intelligencer IX) (1732) Introduction Text A modest proposal (1732) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of his Excellency the Lord Carteret (1732) Introduction Text Compare Goodwin, Timothy Preface to Sir William Temple's Letters to the King (1703) Introduction Text Compare Wotton's Observations on A Tale of a tub (1705) Introduction Text Compare Harding, John Drapier's Letters III, Some observations upon ... the report of the committee (1724) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters II, To Mr. Harding (1724) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters I, To the shop-keepers (1723/4) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IV, To the whole people of Ireland (1724) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters V, To Viscount Molesworth (1724) Introduction Text Compare The last farewell of Ebenezor Elliston to this transitory world ([1720?]) Introduction Text The last speech and dying words of the Bank of Ireland (1721) Introduction Text Compare A letter from a lady in town to her friend in the country (1721) Introduction Text Compare Harding, Sarah An answer to a paper, called A memorial of the poor ... of Ireland (1728) Introduction Text Compare A modest proposal (1729) Introduction Text Compare Hardy, John An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Hawes, Lacey Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Henly, John A preface to the Bishop of Sarum's introduction (1714) Introduction Text Compare Hills, Henry A famous prediction of Merlin, the British wizard (1708) Introduction Text Compare A project for the advancement of religion (1709) Introduction Text Compare Hills, Henry (assigns of) Humble address of the right honourable lords spiritual and temporal in parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty on Saturday the eleventh day of April, 1713 (1713) Introduction Text Hitch, Charles Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1746) Introduction Text Compare Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text The story of the injured lady (1746) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (Further thoughts on various subjects) (1755) Introduction Text Compare Hodges, James Advice to the free-men of the city of Dublin, in the choice of a member to represent them in Parliament (1765) Introduction Text Compare The character of Primate Marsh (1755) Introduction Text Some Considerations humbly offered to the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor ... in the choice of a Recorder (1755) Introduction Text Hume, Thomas Swearer's bank (1720) Introduction Text Hyde, John Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare A letter of advice to a young poet (1721) Introduction Text Compare Some arguments against enlarging the power of bishops in letting of leases (1723) Introduction Text Compare Johnson, Joseph Advertisement against Lord Allen (1801) Introduction Text Johnson, Thomas Miscellaneous works, comical & diverting (1720) (Booksellers advertisement and Table to Tale of a Tub) (1720) Introduction Text Compare Johnston, William An account of the court and empire of Japan (1765) Introduction Text Compare An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare An answer to several letters sent me from unknown hands (1765) Introduction Text Compare Character of Dr. Sheridan (1765) Introduction Text Character of Mrs. Howard (1765) Introduction Text A copy of Dr. Swift's Memorial to the Queen (1765) Introduction Text A discourse to prove the antiquity of the English tongue (1765) Introduction Text Compare An enquiry into the behaviour of the Queen’s last ministry (1765) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text A letter on Mr. M'Culla's project about halfpence (1765) Introduction Text A letter to the writer of an occasional paper (1765) Introduction Text Compare Maxims controlled in Ireland (1765) Introduction Text Compare Memoirs, relating to that change which happened in the Year 1710 (1765) Introduction Text Compare On the death of Mrs. Johnson (1765) Introduction Text A proposal that all the ladies and women of Ireland should appear constantly in Irish manufactures (1765) Introduction Text Compare Public absurdities in England (1765) Introduction Text Compare The substance of what was said by the Dean (1765) Introduction Text Compare Knapton, John A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1741) Introduction Text Compare Knapton, Paul A letter from Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope (1741) Introduction Text Compare Lillie, Charles (perfumer) Tatler 230 (1711) Introduction Text Compare Longman, Thomas An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Millar, Andrew The history of the four last years of the Queen. (1758) Introduction Text Compare The history of the four last years of the Queen. (1758) Introduction Text Compare The history of the four last years of the Queen. (1758) Introduction Text Compare Moor, A. (pseudonym) Drapier's Letters III, Some observations upon ... the report of the committee (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters II, To Mr. Harding (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters I, To the shop-keepers (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IVb, An extract out of a book (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters IV, To the whole people of Ireland (1730) Introduction Text Compare Drapier's Letters V, To Viscount Molesworth (1730) Introduction Text Compare The Intelligencer XV (1729) Introduction Text Compare The report of the committee of the Lords of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy-Council, in relation to Mr. Wood's half-Pence and farthings (1730) Introduction Text Moore, A. (pseudonym) Considerations upon two bills ... relating to the clergy of Ireland (1732) Introduction Text Compare Morphew, John The accomplishment of the first of Mr. Bickerstaff's predictions (1711) Introduction Text Compare An argument against abolishing Christianity (1711) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1712 [i.e. 1711]) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1711) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1711) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1711) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1711) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1712) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1712) Introduction Text Compare The conduct of the allies (1712) Introduction Text Compare A discourse of the contests and dissensions ... in Athens and Rome (1711) Introduction Text Compare The Examiner (1712) Introduction Text Compare A famous prediction of Merlin, the British wizard (1711) Introduction Text Compare The importance of The guardian considered (1713) Introduction Text A letter concerning the sacramental test (1709) Introduction Text Compare A letter concerning the sacramental test (1711) Introduction Text Compare A meditation upon a broomstick (1711) Introduction Text Compare A modest enquiry into the reasons of the joy ... upon the spreading of a report of Her Majesty’s death (1714) Introduction Text Mr. Collins's discourse of free-thinking (1713) Introduction Text A new journey to Paris: together with some secret transactions between the Fr[enc]h K[in]g, and an Eng[lish] gentleman (1711) Introduction Text The new way of selling places at court. In a letter from a small courtier to a great stock-jobber (1712) Introduction Text Compare The new way of selling places at court. In a letter from a small courtier to a great stock-jobber (1712) Introduction Text Compare Predictions for the year 1708 (1708) Introduction Text Compare Predictions for the year 1708 (1711) Introduction Text Compare A preface to the Bishop of Sarum's introduction (1713) Introduction Text Compare A project for the advancement of religion (1711) Introduction Text Compare The publick spirit of the Whigs (1714) Introduction Text Compare The publick spirit of the Whigs (1714) Introduction Text Compare The publick spirit of the Whigs (1714) Introduction Text Compare The publick spirit of the Whigs (1714) Introduction Text Compare The sentiments of a Church of England man (1711) Introduction Text Compare Some advice humbly offer'd to the members of the October Club (1712) Introduction Text Compare Some reasons to prove, that no person is obliged by his principles, as a Whig, to oppose Her Majesty or her present ministry. In a letter to a Whig-lord (1712) Introduction Text Some remarks on the Barrier Treaty (1712) Introduction Text Compare Some remarks on the Barrier Treaty (1712) Introduction Text Compare Some remarks upon a pamphlet, entitl’d, A letter to the seven lords of the committee, appointed to examine Gregg. By the author of the Examiner (1711) Introduction Text Tatler 230 (1711) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (1711) Introduction Text Compare A tritical essay upon the faculties of the mind (1711) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff (1711) Introduction Text Compare Motte, Benjamin The accomplishment of the first of Mr. Bickerstaff's predictions (1727) Introduction Text Compare An argument against abolishing Christianity (1727) Introduction Text Compare An essay on modern education (Intelligencer IX) (1732) Introduction Text A famous prediction of Merlin, the British wizard (1727) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1726) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1727) Introduction Text Compare Gulliver's Travels (1727) Introduction Text Compare A letter concerning the sacramental test (1727) Introduction Text Compare A letter to a very young lady on her marriage (1727) Introduction Text Compare A letter to a young gentleman, lately enter’d into holy orders (1727) Introduction Text Compare A meditation upon a broomstick (1727) Introduction Text Compare A modest proposal (1732) Introduction Text Compare Polite conversation (1738) Introduction Text Compare Predictions for the year 1708 (1727) Introduction Text Compare A project for the advancement of religion (1727) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for correcting, improving and ascertaining the English tongue (1727) Introduction Text Compare The sentiments of a Church of England man (1727) Introduction Text Compare Thoughts on various subjects (1727) Introduction Text Compare A tritical essay upon the faculties of the mind (1727) Introduction Text Compare Two letters to The Intelligencer (Intelligencers XVI and XVII) by Thomas Sheridan (1733) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of his Excellency the Lord Carteret (1732) Introduction Text Compare A vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff (1727) Introduction Text Compare Newcomb, Thomas (assigns of) Humble address of the right honourable lords spiritual and temporal in parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty on Saturday the eleventh day of April, 1713 (1713) Introduction Text Nichols, John Advertisement against Lord Allen (1801) Introduction Text Letter from the pretender, to a whig-lord (1779) Introduction Text Memorandum on Mr Grattan's walk at Belcamp (1779) Introduction Text Nutt, John Battel of the books (1704) Introduction Text Compare Battel of the books (1704) Introduction Text Compare Battel of the books (1704) Introduction Text Compare Battel of the books (1705) Introduction Text Compare A discourse concerning the mechanical operation of the spirit (1704) Introduction Text Compare A discourse concerning the mechanical operation of the spirit (1704) Introduction Text Compare A discourse concerning the mechanical operation of the spirit (1704) Introduction Text Compare A discourse concerning the mechanical operation of the spirit (1705) Introduction Text Compare A discourse of the contests and dissensions ... in Athens and Rome (1701) Introduction Text Compare A tale of a tub (1704) Introduction Text Compare A tale of a tub (1704) Introduction Text Compare A tale of a tub (1704) Introduction Text Compare A tale of a tub (1705) Introduction Text Compare Owen, William An answer of the Right Honourable William Pultney to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole (1768) Introduction Text Compare Journal to Stella [letters I-XII] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XIII-XXVI] (1768) Introduction Text Journal to Stella [letters XXVII-XL] (1768) Introduction Text Payne, H. Letter from the pretender, to a whig-lord (1779) Introduction Text Memorandum on Mr Grattan's walk at Belcamp (1779) Introduction Text Purser, John The advantages proposed by repealing the sacramental test, impartially considered (1732) Introduction Text Compare City cries, instrumental and vocal: or, an examination of certain abuses, corruptions, and enormities, in London and Dublin (1732) Introduction Text Compare Considerations upon two bills ... relating to the clergy of Ireland (1732) Introduction Text Compare A proposal for an act of Parliament, to pay off the debt of the nation (1732) Introduction Text Reymers, C. 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