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The Birth and Triumph of Love. A Poem
The Birth and Triumph of Love. A Poem
The Benefit of the Ballot; with the nature and use thereof; particularly in the Republic of Venice
The Benefit of the Ballot; with the nature and use thereof; particularly in the Republic of Venice
The beauties of The press : with an appendix, containing the speech of Arthur O'Connor, on the Catholic question, ... May 4, 1795: also, his letter to Lord Castlereagh.
The beauties of The press : with an appendix, containing the speech of Arthur O'Connor, on the Catholic question, ... May 4, 1795: also, his letter to Lord Castlereagh.
The Battle of the Wigs
The Battle of the Wigs
The Battle of the Sexes: A Poem
The Battle of the Sexes: A Poem
The battle of Bosworth Field : between Richard the Third and Henry Earl of Richmond, August 22, 1485 ?
The battle of Bosworth Field : between Richard the Third and Henry Earl of Richmond, August 22, 1485 ?
The Author: A Poem
The Author: A Poem
The Assignation; or, Love in a Nunnery
The Assignation; or, Love in a Nunnery
The arte of dialling
The arte of dialling
The art of stenographie, teaching by plaine and certaine rules, to the capacitie of the meanest, and for the vse of all professions, the way of compendious writing. Wherevnto is annexed a very easie direction for stegan’ographie, or, secret writing.
The art of stenographie, teaching by plaine and certaine rules, to the capacitie of the meanest, and for the vse of all professions, the way of compendious writing. Wherevnto is annexed a very easie direction for stegan’ographie, or, secret writing.
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