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A refutation of the memoirs of the Bastille
On the general principles of law, probability and truth; in a series of letters to Mr. Linguet, late advocate in the Parliament of Paris. By Thomas Evans, solicitor in Chancery, and one of the attorneys of the Court of King's-Bench, in England -
The conduct of Mr. Charles Mansfield
Since the death of his unhappy son, the late counsellor Kingsmill Evans Mansfield, freely animadverted upon in two letters to himself. By George Quintin -
Belles lettres for the ladies: or, A new and easy introduction to polite literature
Comprehending not only the elements of oratory, but a summary account of the lives and characters of the most illustrious writers, who have distinguished themselves either as poets, orators, or historians: and also, the beauties of composition; with examples in every species of style. By J. Seally. author of the New guide to astronomy and geography, &c -
Letters from Yorick to Eliza. Published by an Anonymous Editor, in M,DCC,LXXV
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Letters on spiritual subjects, and divers occasions, sent to relations and friends. By one who has tasted that the Lord is gracious
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Letters from Lady Jane Douglas, found in Lord Milton's repositories, and exhibited upon the 18th June 1767
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Letters moral and entertaining. By Mrs. Cartwright
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Familiar letters on various subjects of business and amusement
Written in a natural, easy manner; with a view, chiefly, to form the style of the younger part of both sexes; and, by conveying entertainment with moral instruction, to inculcate in them an early taste for epistolary correspondence. Intended, likewise, as proper models of all kinds of letters; for the use of those persons who are desirous or writing correct English and good sense on every occasion. By Charles Hallifax. To these are added the different forms of writing messages on cards -
An account of proceedings between Messrs. Fordyce, Grant, & Co. and John Stevenson; as contained in three letters addressed to John Fordyce, Esq. and three addressed to Mr. T. Hall, by John Stevenson
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The reclaim'd libertine
or, The history of the Honourable Charles Belmont, Esq; and Miss Melvill. In a series of letters. In two volumes -
A continuation of the letters of Collonel Stanhope His Brittanick Majesty ambassadour in Spain and the Marquis de Pozobueno His Catholic Majesty, ambassadour in London
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A letter from Tom O' Bedlam, to the B--- of B---r's Jesuit
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Letters of the Late Lord Lyttelton. Vol. I
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Cardiphonia, or, The utterance of the heart
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Letters to a wife
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Letters from Yorick to Eliza
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Le Chevalier Montenack's letter to Mr. H.B.J.U.Q.L
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Classical English letter-writer: Or, Epistolary selections; designed to improve young persons
in the art of letter-writing and in the principles of virtue and piety. ; With introductory rules and observations on epistolary composition; and biographical notices of the writers from whom the letters are selected. ; [Three lines from Dr. Johnson] -
The Conduct of our several ministers with respect to the ballance of power in Europe, the necessity of supporting the house of Austria, and prescribing bounds to the power of France
Together with some observations on the rise, conduct, and progress of the present war, and behaviour of the mercenaries, and the personal treatment of the E- of S-r. In a letter to his L-p -
Christianity older than the religion of nature, and preferable thereto
To which are added five letters, I. To the fatalists. II. To the immaterialists or berkleians, and a postscript, with a few remarks on vision. III. To the moralists. IV. To the soul sleepers. V. To the deists. Likewise a rhapsody, containing a few strictures on hobb's and hume's philosophy -
Letters of the late Lord Lyttelton. The second edition. In two volumes
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Letters on Theron and Aspasio
Addressed to the author. In two volumes. One thing is needful. The third edition. With two prefaces, and two appendixes. Containing an account of the progress of the controversy, and of the principal pieces that have been wrote against the letters. Volume I -
Letters on Theron and Aspasio
Addressed to the author of that work. With two prefaces, and two appendixes. Containing an account of the progress of the controversy, and of the principal pieces that have been wrote against these letters. The fourth edition. In two volumes. Volume I -
The letters that passed between Theodosius, and Constantia: after she had taken the veil
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Letters written in London by an American spy. From the year 1764 to the year 1785