An Humble Address to the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses

The Case of the Sinking Fund, and the Right of the Publick Creditors to It Considered at Large; With Some Farther Observations on the National Debts, the Civil List, the Bank Contract, Votes of Credit, and Other Extraordinary Grants of Money. Being a Defe

The Politicks on Both Sides: With Regard to Foreign Affairs, Stated from Their Own Writings, and Examined by the Course of Events; With Some Observations on the Present State of Affairs in Great Britain, and the Effects of Our Negotiations, for Several Ye

An Enquiry Into the Conduct of Our Domestick Affairs: From the Year 1721 to the Present Time. in Which the Case of Our National Debts, the Sinking Fund, and All Extraordinar[y] Grants of Money Are Particularly Consider'd. Being a Sequel to Politicks on Bo

A Review of the Excise-Scheme: In Answer to a Pamphlet, Entitled the Rise and Fall of the Late Projected Excise, Impartially Considered: With Some Proper Hints to the Electors of Great Britain

A Review of the Excise-Scheme: In Answer to a Pamphlet, Intitled the Rise and Fall of the Late Projected Excise, Impartially Considered; With Some Proper Hints to the Electors of Great Britain (Classic Reprint)

Some Considerations on the National Debts, the Sinking Fund and the State of Publick Credit: In a Letter to a Friend in the Country

The Politicks on Both Sides: With Regard to Foreign Affairs, Stated from Their Own Writings, and Examined by the Course of Events; With Some Observations on the Present State of Affairs in Great Britain, and the Effects of Our Negotiations, for Several Ye

A Letter to Mr. P on Occasion of His Late Letter in Answer to the Remarks, Etc (Classic Reprint)

The Case of the Revival of the Salt Duty, Fully Stated and Considered: With Some Remarks on the Present State of Affairs, in Answer to a Late Pamphlet, Intitled a Letter to a Freeholder on the Late Reduction of the Land-Tax to One Shilling in the Pound