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Listing 30782 recent additions from 23-06-2026 to 30-06-2026 sorted by publication date, most recent first.
A discourse concerning the baptism and education of children, as the best means to advance the religion and prosperity of the nation, whereunto are annexed proposals for the settlement of free-schools ... for education of the children of the poor
Salmon, Thomas,
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The case of Hannah Macdonnel.
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Proposals for printing by way of subscription, the works of Josephus : translated into English by Sir Roger L'Estrange, Kt.
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A Proposal : there being now preparing for the press, An history of the lives of the most illustrious persons in Church and state that flourished in England during this last century ... : the booksellers concerned in printing this history : Jacob Tonson ... Andrew Bell ... Thomas Cockerill ... convenient speed.
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Proposals for printing a new edition of Suidas in Greek and Latin, in three volumes in folio, published by Ludolphus Neocorus; and printed at the University's press in Cambridge.
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Advertisement concerning the maps printed in this System of geography.
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Parliament authorities justifying the proceedings of the Commons against the four impeached Lords : submitted to the Commons in Parliament.
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A short state of the coffee sellers : humbly offered to the Houses of Parliament.
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The true and deplorable case of those call'd protectees in Ireland, who stand outlawed and are not within articles.
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I'le never love thee more to be sung with its pleasant new tune.
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Englands delightful new songs, intermixd with wit, [l]ove, and mirth : fitted for the diversion of young-men and maids; being the choicest gatherings out of the sweetest gardens of love and pleasure. Set to the newest tunes now in request ... All very pleasant for youthful recreation. Licensed and entred according to order.
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The Merchants and hammer-mens complaint against the taylors or, A hot goose to poet Davidson, the taylor; author of, The taylor's vindication.
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A Letter directed to the Right Honourable the Earl oI Perth, Governour to the Prince : which is from the Earl of Melford, and doted at Paris the 8th inctant, which being intersepted was delivered into the English post instead of being sent it to St. Germans. Gives an account of a design in France, for invading Great Britain &c with a resolve of the House of Lords of the English Parliament anent it.
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An Account of a French mask in Paris at Christmass compil'd by one of the spectators for his divertisement, as follows.
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A Letter directed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Perth, Governour to the Prince : which is from the Earl of Melford, and dated at Paris the 8th inctant, which being intercepted, was delivered into the English post instead of being sent to St. Germans : gives an account of a design in France, for invading Great Britain &c. : with a resolve of the House of Lords of the English Parliament anent it.
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Allan Water, or, A lover in captivity : a new song, sung with a pleasant new air.
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A catalogue of new garden-seeds, to be sold by Thomas Wyllie merchant in Edinburgh at the sign of the Sun, over against the old-church-style.
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Certain and infallible measures laid down whereby the whole begging-poor of the kingdom may be alimented at much less charge than they are at present; and begging intirely supprest, &c.
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A congratulatory poem most humbly offer'd to His Grace the Duke of Queens-berry, late high-commissioner of Scotland : on his being install'd a Knight of the the most noble order of the Garter, at Windsor, on Thursday, July the 10th, 1701
Harris, Joseph,
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Cheviot Chase.
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A Christmas pye, or, Entertainment for the Yole Vacanee.
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Christs kirk on the green
James I, King of Scotland, 1394-1437,
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Christs kir[k] on the green
James V, King of Scotland, 1512-1542,
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The door of salvation opened, or, A voice from heaven : in a most serious exhortation ... shewing the necessity of opening your hearts to Christ, or else he will open Hells mouth to devour you ...
Jones, David, minister of the Gospel,
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Chromlets lilt.
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The great reasons and interests, consider'd anent the Spanish monarchy.
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The Groans of the oppressed, or, An account of the cruel, inhumane, and bloody persecutions of the Protestants in France and Savoy by the barbarous Papists ... ; to which is added, A sermon preached by Monsieur Joannes at Darnertall near Roan ...
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An Advice to young-men, or, A dialogue betwixt youth and conscience.
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A rare new ballad, entituled My husband has no courage in him : to it's own proper tune ; In came Jonnie Paterson louping like a ladie, or, The souldiers reel : to its own proper tune.
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A particular relation of the defeat of the French forces at Carpi in Italy : from the Imperial camp at Paglia, July 10th, 1701, N.S.
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[The] remarkable and wonderful conversion of a Jew, born in Poland, called Shalome ben Shalomoh : who was converted to the profession of the Christian religion, ... only in name, ... in the countrey of Brandenburg, ... : but now his real conversion at London
Humphrey, Thomas, active 1701,
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Robert Muirheads, lament : to a plesant new tune.
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Robert Mureheads lament, to a pleasant new tune.
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Overture for cleansing of the streets.
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The mother of jealousie, or, The husband's lament, that he should part with his wife by reason of her jealously of him : to the tune of Wo's my heart that we should sinder.
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A Panegyrick on the safe arrival of her Grace Anna Dutches of Buccleugh into the kingdom of Scotland her native countrey, September 16th, 1701.
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The meal mongers garland containing two excellent new songs : part 1st, The meal mongers intreagues and resolutions : part 2d, The buyers answer, to the tune of, The meal was dear short-sine.
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The Milking-pail : to an excellent new tune ; An answer to The milking-pail : to the same tune.
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A model of a society for reviving the spirit and life of Christianity : with proposals for promoting Catholick peace and charity ...
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The merry bag-pipes, or, The pleasant pastime betwxt a jolly shepherd and a country damsel, on a mid-summer-day, in the morning : to the tune of, March boyes, &c.
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A short proposal anent the export of wool.
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Willie Winkies testament : to the tune of Willie Winkies farewell.
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Representation for the silk manufactories.
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Proclamation adjourning the Parliament to the seventh day of August next to come
Eliot, Gilbert, Sir, 1651-1718,
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The true way of The bonny bruiked lassie. To its own proper tune.
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To the praise of the weavers, giving an account of their behaviour at a wedding in Elgin of Murray : to its own proper tune.
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Proclamation for apprehending Walter Herries
Eliot, Gilbert, Sir, 1651-1718,
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Proclamation, explaining some parts of the commission for the justiciary of the Highlands
Eliot, Gilbert, Sir, 1651-1718,
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Who but I quoth Finlay : a new song much in request sung with it's own proper tune.
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The Wonder of nature, or, Europ's miracle : being a strange account of one Henry T' Kent : a little boy of seven years of age ... who hath legible white letters round the ball of his right eye ... meus Deus ... and round the ball of his left eye ... Adoni ... with an account how several Jews so admired it, that they believe he is their Messias ...
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