| The Protestant Monastery | Daniel Defoe | social commentary | 1727 |
| An Essay upon Literature | Daniel Defoe | essay | 1726 |
| Cadenus and Vanessa | Jonathan Swift | poetry | 1726 |
| Gulliver's Travels | Jonathan Swift | novel | 1726 |
| Mere Nature Delineated | Daniel Defoe | essay | 1726 |
| The Political History of the Devil | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1726 |
| A New Voyage round the World | Daniel Defoe | travel | 1725 |
| A Tour thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain, Volume II | Daniel Defoe | travel | 1725 |
| Everybody's Business Is Nobody's Business | Daniel Defoe | social commentary | 1725 |
| Fraud Detected; or, The Hibernian Patriot | Jonathan Swift | collection | 1725 |
| L'Indiscret | Voltaire | play | 1725 |
| La Fête de Bélébat | Voltaire | dramatic work | 1725 |
| A Letter to Mr. Harding the Printer | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| A Letter to the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Molesworth | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| A Letter to the Shopkeepers, Tradesmen, Farmers, and Common People of Ireland | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| A Letter to the Whole People of Ireland | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| A Tour thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain, Volume I | Daniel Defoe | travel | 1724 |
| Hérode et Mariamne | Voltaire | play | 1724 |
| Seasonable Advice to the Grand Jury | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| Some Observations upon a Paper Called The Report of the Committee of the Privy Council in England Relating to Wood's Halfpence | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1724 |
| The Fortunate Mistress | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1724 |
| The Great Law of Subordination Considered | Daniel Defoe | social commentary | 1724 |
| La Henriade | Voltaire | epic poem | 1723 |
| Some Arguments against Enlarging the Power of Bishops in Letting of Leases | Jonathan Swift | religious-writing | 1723 |
| A Journal of the Plague Year | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1722 |
| Due Preparations for the Plague | Daniel Defoe | nonfiction | 1722 |
| Religious Courtship | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1722 |
| The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1722 |
| The History of the Most Remarkable Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Colonel Jack | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1722 |
| A Letter to a Young Gentleman, Lately Entered into Holy Orders | Jonathan Swift | religious-writing | 1721 |
| A Letter from a Lay-Patron to a Gentleman Designing for Holy Orders | Jonathan Swift | religious-writing | 1720 |
| A Letter of Advice to a Young Poet, Together with a Proposal for the Encouragement of Poetry in Ireland | Jonathan Swift | essay | 1720 |
| A Proposal for the Universal Use of Irish Manufacture | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1720 |
| Artémire | Voltaire | play | 1720 |
| Christian Conversation | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1720 |
| Memoirs of a Cavalier | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1720 |
| Serious Reflections during the Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1720 |
| The Conduct of Christians Made the Sport of Infidels | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1720 |
| The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr. Duncan Campbell | Daniel Defoe | biography | 1720 |
| The Life, Adventures, and Pyracies of the Famous Captain Singleton | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1720 |
| The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq. | Jonathan Swift | collection | 1720 |
| A Letter to the Dissenters | Daniel Defoe | pamphlet | 1719 |
| Phyllis; or, The Progress of Love | Jonathan Swift | poetry | 1719 |
| The Dumb Philosopher, or Great Britain's Wonder | Daniel Defoe | biography | 1719 |
| The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1719 |
| The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe | Daniel Defoe | novel | 1719 |
| Memoirs of the Life and Eminent Conduct of Daniel Williams | Daniel Defoe | biography | 1718 |
| Œdipe | Voltaire | play | 1718 |
| The Family Instructor, Volume II | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1718 |
| Memoirs of the Church of Scotland | Daniel Defoe | history | 1717 |
| Minutes of the Negotiations of Monsieur Mesnager | Daniel Defoe | political history | 1717 |
| Some Account of the Two Nights' Court at Greenwich | Daniel Defoe | political history | 1716 |
| A Friendly Epistle by Way of Reproof from One of the People Called Quakers | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1715 |
| A Hymn to the Mob | Daniel Defoe | poem | 1715 |
| A Reply to a Traitorous Libel Entitled English Advice to the Freeholders of Great Britain | Daniel Defoe | pamphlet | 1715 |
| A Seasonable Expostulation with and Friendly Reproof unto James Butler | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1715 |
| A Sharp Rebuke from One of the People Called Quakers to Henry Sacheverell | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1715 |
| An Appeal to Honour and Justice | Daniel Defoe | memoir | 1715 |
| The Family Instructor, Volume I | Daniel Defoe | religious writing | 1715 |
| The Secret History of the White Staff, Part III | Daniel Defoe | political history | 1715 |
| A Letter to the Dissenters | Daniel Defoe | pamphlet | 1714 |
| Advice to the People of Great Britain | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1714 |
| Le Crocheteur borgne | Voltaire | philosophical tale | 1714 |
| The Publick Spirit of the Whigs | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1714 |
| The Remedy Worse than the Disease | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1714 |
| The Secret History of the White Staff, Part I | Daniel Defoe | political history | 1714 |
| The Secret History of the White Staff, Part II | Daniel Defoe | political history | 1714 |
| A Review of the State of the British Nation | Daniel Defoe | periodical | 1713 |
| An Answer to the Question that Nobody Thinks Of | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1713 |
| An Essay on the Treaty of Commerce with France | Daniel Defoe | economic writing | 1713 |
| And What If the Pretender Should Come | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1713 |
| Reasons against the Succession of the House of Hanover | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1713 |
| Whigs Turned Tories and Hanoverian Tories Proved Whigs | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1713 |
| A Proposal for Correcting, Improving, and Ascertaining the English Tongue | Jonathan Swift | essay | 1712 |
| A Review of the State of the British Nation | Daniel Defoe | periodical | 1712 |
| A Seasonable Caution and Warning against the Insinuations of Papists and Jacobites | Daniel Defoe | pamphlet | 1712 |
| Some Advice Humbly Offered to the Members of the October Club | Jonathan Swift | pamphlet | 1712 |
| Some Reasons to Prove That No Person Is Obliged by His Principles, as a Whig, to Oppose Her Majesty or Her Present Ministry | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1712 |
| Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaty Between Her Majesty and the States-General | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1712 |
| The Conduct of Parties in England | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1712 |
| The Present State of Parties in Great Britain | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1712 |
| A Review of the State of the British Nation | Daniel Defoe | periodical | 1711 |
| A Short Character of His Excellency Thomas Earl of Wharton | Jonathan Swift | pamphlet | 1711 |
| An Essay at a Plain Exposition of the Phrase A Good Peace | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1711 |
| An Essay on the History of Parties and Persecution in Britain | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1711 |
| Eleven Opinions about Mr. Harley | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1711 |
| Miscellanies in Prose and Verse | Jonathan Swift | collection | 1711 |
| Some Remarks upon a Pamphlet, Entitled, A Letter to the Seven Lords of the Committee Appointed to Examine Gregg | Jonathan Swift | pamphlet | 1711 |
| The Conduct of the Allies and of the Late Ministry in Beginning and Carrying on the Present War | Jonathan Swift | political-writing | 1711 |
| The Felonious Treaty | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1711 |
| A Letter from Captain Tom to the Mob Raised by Dr. Sacheverell | Daniel Defoe | pamphlet | 1710 |
| A Meditation upon a Broomstick | Jonathan Swift | essay | 1710 |
| A New Test of the Sense of the Nation | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1710 |
| A Review of the British Nation | Daniel Defoe | periodical | 1710 |
| A Word against a New Election | Daniel Defoe | political writing | 1710 |
| An Essay on the South Sea Trade | Daniel Defoe | economic writing | 1710 |
| An Essay upon Loans | Daniel Defoe | economic writing | 1710 |
| An Essay upon Public Credit | Daniel Defoe | economic writing | 1710 |
| Instructions from Rome in Favour of the Pretender | Daniel Defoe | satire | 1710 |
| A Famous Prediction of Merlin, the British Wizard | Jonathan Swift | pamphlet | 1709 |