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TitleAuthorTypeFirst published
A Letter from a Member of the House of Commons in Ireland to a Member of the House of Commons in England, Concerning the Sacramental TestJonathan Swiftpamphlet1709
A Project for the Advancement of Religion and the Reformation of MannersJonathan Swiftnonfiction1709
A Reproof to Mr. Clark and a Brief Vindication of Mr. DefoeDaniel Defoepamphlet1709
A Review of the State of the British NationDaniel Defoeperiodical1709
A Vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq.Jonathan Swiftpamphlet1709
An Answer to a Paper Concerning Mr. Defoe against The History of the UnionDaniel Defoepamphlet1709
The History of the Union of Great BritainDaniel Defoehistory1709
The Scots Narrative ExaminedDaniel Defoepolitical writing1709
A Review of the State of the British NationDaniel Defoeperiodical1708
An Argument to Prove That the Abolishing of Christianity in England May, as Things Now Stand, Be Attended with Some InconvenienciesJonathan Swiftessay1708
An Elegy on Mr. Partridge, the Almanack-MakerJonathan Swiftpoetry1708
Predictions for the Year 1708Jonathan Swiftpamphlet1708
The Accomplishment of the First of Mr. Bickerstaff's PredictionsJonathan Swiftpamphlet1708
The Union ProverbDaniel Defoepoem1708
A Tritical Essay upon the Faculties of the MindJonathan Swiftessay1707
A Voice from the SouthDaniel Defoepamphlet1707
The Dissenters in England Vindicated from Some Reflections in a Late PamphletDaniel Defoepamphlet1707
The Dissenters VindicatedDaniel Defoereligious writing1707
The Quaker's Sermon on the UnionDaniel Defoesatire1707
Two Great Questions Considered with Regard to the UnionDaniel Defoepamphlet1707
A Reply to Lord Haversham's Vindication of His SpeechDaniel Defoepamphlet1706
A Review of the State of the English NationDaniel Defoeperiodical1706
An Essay at Removing National Prejudices against a Union with ScotlandDaniel Defoepolitical writing1706
CaledoniaDaniel Defoepoem1706
Hymn to PeaceDaniel Defoepoem1706
Jure DivinoDaniel Defoepoem1706
Remarks on the Bill to Prevent Frauds Committed by BankruptsDaniel Defoeeconomic writing1706
The Advantages of the Act of Security Compared with Those of the Intended UnionDaniel Defoepolitical writing1706
A Declaration without DoorsDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
A Review of the Affairs of France with Observations on Transactions at HomeDaniel Defoeperiodical1705
A True Relation of the Apparition of Mrs. VealDaniel Defoefiction1705
Advice to All PartiesDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
An Answer to Lord Haversham's SpeechDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
High Church Legion, or the Memorial ExaminedDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
Party Tyranny, or an Occasional Bill in MiniatureDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
The Consolidator, or Memoirs of Sundry Transactions from the World in the MoonDaniel Defoesatire1705
The Double Welcome to the Duke of MarlboroughDaniel Defoepoem1705
The Dyet of PolandDaniel Defoesatire1705
The Experiment, or The Shortest Way with the Dissenters ExemplifiedDaniel Defoepamphlet1705
A Hymn to VictoryDaniel Defoepoem1704
A New Test of the Church of England's HonestyDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
A Review of the Affairs of France and of All EuropeDaniel Defoeperiodical1704
A Serious Inquiry into the Case of Occasional ConformityDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
A Tale of a TubJonathan Swiftsatire1704
An Essay upon the Regulation of the PressDaniel Defoeessay1704
An Inquiry into the Case of Mr. Asgill's General TranslationDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
Elegy on the Author of The True-Born Englishman, with an Essay on the Late StormDaniel Defoepoem1704
Giving Alms No Charity, and Employing the Poor a Grievance to the NationDaniel Defoesocial commentary1704
More Short Ways with the DissentersDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
Original Right, or the Reasonableness of Appeals to the PeopleDaniel Defoepolitical writing1704
Royal ReligionDaniel Defoereligious writing1704
The Christianity of the High Church ConsideredDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The Dissenter's Answer to the High Church ChallengeDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The Dissenters Misrepresented and RepresentedDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The Liberty of Episcopal Dissenters in Scotland Truly StatedDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The Parallel, or Persecution of ProtestantsDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The Protestant Jesuit UnmaskedDaniel Defoepamphlet1704
The StormDaniel Defoenonfiction1704
A Brief Explanation of The Shortest Way with the DissentersDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
A Challenge of Peace, Addressed to the Whole NationDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
A Hymn to the PilloryDaniel Defoepoem1703
King William's Affection to the Church of England ExaminedDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
More ReformationDaniel Defoesatire1703
Peace without UnionDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
The Shortest Way to Peace and UnionDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
The Sincerity of the Dissenters Vindicated from the Scandal of Occasional ConformityDaniel Defoepamphlet1703
A New Test of the Church of England's LoyaltyDaniel Defoepamphlet1702
An Enquiry into Occasional Conformity Showing that the Dissenters Are No Ways Concerned in ItDaniel Defoepamphlet1702
Legion's New PaperDaniel Defoepamphlet1702
Reformation of MannersDaniel Defoesatire1702
The Mock MournersDaniel Defoepoem1702
The Shortest Way with the DissentersDaniel Defoesatire1702
The Spanish DescentDaniel Defoepoem1702
A Discourse of the Contests and Dissensions Between the Nobles and the Commons in Athens and RomeJonathan Swiftnonfiction1701
A Letter to Mr. HowDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
A Memorial from the Gentlemen Freeholders and Inhabitants of the Counties of EnglandDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
Reasons against a War with FranceDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
Six Distinguishing Characters of a Parliament ManDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
The Freeholders' Plea against Stock-jobbing Elections of Parliament MenDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
The History of the Kentish PetitionDaniel Defoehistory1701
The Original Power of the Collective Body of the People of England Examined and AssertedDaniel Defoepolitical writing1701
The Present State of Jacobitism ConsideredDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
The Succession to the Crown of England ConsideredDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
The True-Born EnglishmanDaniel Defoepoem1701
The Villany of Stock-jobbers DetectedDaniel Defoepamphlet1701
The Books of Chilam BalamAnonymousreligious-historical collection1700
The Danger of the Protestant Religion from the Present Prospect of a Religious War in EuropeDaniel Defoepamphlet1700
The PacificatorDaniel Defoepoem1700
The Two Great Questions ConsideredDaniel Defoepamphlet1700
The Two Great Questions Further ConsideredDaniel Defoepamphlet1700
An Argument Showing that a Standing Army with Consent of Parliament Is Not Inconsistent with a Free GovernmentDaniel Defoepamphlet1698
The Poor Man's PleaDaniel Defoepamphlet1698
A New Discovery of an Old IntrigueDaniel Defoesatire1697
An Enquiry into the Occasional Conformity of Dissenters in Cases of PrefermentDaniel Defoepamphlet1697
An Essay upon ProjectsDaniel Defoeessay1697
Some Reflections on a Pamphlet concerning a Standing ArmyDaniel Defoepamphlet1697
The Character of Dr. Annesley, by Way of ElegyDaniel Defoepoem1697
Letters of StateJohn Miltoncorrespondence_collection1694
Threnodia, or a Mournfull Remembrance, of the Much to Be Lamented Death of the Worthy & Pious Capt. Anthony Collamore, Who Together with Five Persons More Were Cast-Away in a Sloop Going from Scituate Harbour Toward Boston, on the 16. Day of December 1693Deodat Lawsonpoetry1694
An Answer to a Scurrilous Pamphlet, Lately Printed, Intituled, A Letter from Monsieur de CrosJonathan Swiftpamphlet1693