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It's ten to one we're all undone, or, The Tories all bewitch'd.
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The History of Mr. John Welsh minister of the Gospel at Aire : together with two prophesies of Mr. Alexander Peadine a little before he dyed.
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Queries upon the address of the episcopal clergy in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh, presented to Her Majesty : whereto is added, the episcopal clergy's address.
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The Rattle-snake, or, A bastonado for a Whig.
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Remarks upon the state of the process Robert Campbel of Silvercraigs, against Patrick Bell merchant in Glasgow.
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A Letter to the Right Honourable my Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
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The Masquerade : a poem : humbly inscribed to His Grace the Duke d'Aumont.
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Samson's foxes, a new litany, to the tune of, An old courtier of the Queen.
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A sermon against treason preached in a meeting-house in Edinburgh, on the xxx. day of January : being the day of the martyrdom of King Charles I
Smart, William, approximately 1649-1715,
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Miscellanea anglicana ... Zusammen getragen ...
Beuthner, Arnold Christian, 1689-1742,
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A sermon preached after the renovation of the National Covenant, and celebration of the Lord's supper, at Glasgow, anno. 1638
Cant, Andrew, 1590?-1663,
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A Reply to Dr. Dickson's essay, on the possibility and probability of a childs being born alive in the latter end of the fifth month, and continuing afterwards to live.
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The oath of abjuration no ground of separation
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The oath of abjuration displayed, in its sinfull nature and tendency, in its inconsistency with Presbyterian principles ... Together with some remarks upon the evasions and explications offered ... by the ministers who took it, shewing them to be contradictory to the sense of the oath, and meaning of the imposers. Being the copy of a letter sent to one of the jurant-ministers of the Presbytery of Dumblane.
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Treason discovered, or, The black book opened : being an historical account of the most notorious and bloody judges of the royal martyr King Charles I.
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The young accomptant's debitor and creditor, or, An introduction to merchants accounts after the Italian manner : in an easie and plain method altogether new ...
Nicholas, Abraham, -1692,
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A Letter to a member of the P-------t of G---t-B-----n : occasion'd by the priviledge granted by the French King to Mr. Crozat.
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The importance of The guardian considered, in a second letter to the Bailiff of Stockbridge
Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745,
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Two discourses : the one on the torments of Hell : the other on the joys of Heaven.
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Teseo dramma tragico : da rappresentarsi nel Reggio Teatro d' Hay-Market
Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759, composer.
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To the memory of Sir James Steuart elder, Her Majesty's Advocate.
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A weekly packet from Bar-le-Duc : being letters from a Scots gentleman residing in the Pretender's court, sent to his friend in Edinburgh : published to detect the artifices of Jacobites, and to undeceive the protestants of Great Britain, in the case of the Pretenders pretended conversion to the protestant religion.
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XXV Julii MDCCXIII.
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The Whiggs travels through Europe.
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The use of the sector, in these following parts of the mathematicks, viz. geometry, trigonometry, navigation : ... also the art of dialing, instrumentally performed by a new portable instrument called the horological sector
Good, John, active 1706-1733,
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A discourse betvveen a tapster lass and a brevvers man, concerning the gaging, and takging dovvn the ale trees.
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An Essay for removing of prejudices, against of keeping days of fasting and thanksgiving, when appointed by publick authority
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An Essay upon the design, the reference, the penalty and offence of the abjuration oath, in a letter to a Presbyterian minister ...
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The fourth command of the decalogue considered : and its moral and perpetual obligation asserted and vindicated, from the cavils of its adversaries, and particularly of Philip Limborch
J. S.,
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A Declaration by His Majesty King Charles II. to his subjects of the Kingdoms of Scotland, England, and Ireland : with his most gracious letter directed to the Presbytery of Edinburgh.
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The history of the Mohocks from Queen Elizabeth to this present time.
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The case of the poor sailors (captors of several prizes) brought into Jamaica, and several other inhabitants of the island concern'd therein.
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On the twenty third day of April 1713, the Queen's coronation-day.
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An easie method not to be found hitherto in any author, or history, whereby the longitude of any places ... may be found at any distance, ... by certain fixed stars ... both geometrically and experimentally demonstrated.
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Ad Archibaldum Reidium, Joannis Reidij typographi optimi filium.
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Ad Benedictum Equitem A.P.
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Ad Guilielmum Benedictum equitem auratum, Grubetii agri dominum
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Jacobum Dromondum, dominum Stobhallum
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Januarium anni MDCCXIII, Archibaldus Pitcarnius anno aetatis suae LXI : Jane, Senex optat Pitcarnius esse velitis ...
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Janum, Archibaldus Pitcarnius anno aetatis suae LXI : Jane, Senex optat Pitcarnius esse velitis ...
Pitcairn, Archibald, 1652-1713,
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Ad Jesum Christum dei filium
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The case of the chaplains of Her Majesty's navy : most humbly submitted to the Honourable House of Commons.
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John Bull's last vvill and testament, as it was drawn by a Welch attorney in the Temple.
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John Bull's last will and testament, as it was drawn by a Welch attorney in the Temple.
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The Highland reformation.
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A Hymn to be sung by the charity children of Popler : in Popler Chappel : on Sunday February the 8th 1713 : after morning and evening sermons, which are to be preach'd by the Reverend Dr. Smalridge, Dean of Carlisle; and Dr. Landon : to a psalm tune.
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Her Majesties most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Thursday the sixteenth day of July, 1713.
Great Britain. Sovereign (1707-1714 : Anne)
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An Answer to a pamphlet, intituled, The oath of abjuration displayed : wherein all that is therein advanced to prove the sinful nature and tendency of the said oath, in its alledged inconsistency with Presbyterian principles & covenants; and security it affords the Church of England, is fully obviated; the conduct of ministers at the taking of the said oath vindicated; and the ignorance & calumnies of the displayer are detected.
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The answer of Thomas Burdett, Esq., to the case of Jeffry Paul, Esq.
Burdett, Thomas,
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Answers for Patrick Bell merchant in Glasgow, to Robert Campbell of Silvercraigs his petition.
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