A Short View of the State of Affairs: With Relation to Great Britain for Four Years Past, with Some Remarks on the Treaty Lately Published and a Pamphlet Intitled Observations Upon It

The Rise and Fall of the Late Projected Excise Impartially Consider'd

A Proper Answer to the By-Stander. Wherein Is Shewn I. That There Is No Necessity For, But Infallible Ruin in the Maintenance of a Large Regular (or Mercenary) Land Force in This Island. II. That by Keeping Up a Standing Army for Preventing an Invasion, W

An Humble Address to the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses: Elected to Represent the Commons of Great Britain in the Ensuing Parliament

A Series of Wisdom and Policy: Manifested in a Review of Our Foreign Negotiations and Transactions for Several Years Past, Being a Complete Answerto Politicks on Both Sides, Etc. in a Letter to a Member of the Present Parliament