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Letters on the subject of the proper liberty of the press
By an Englishman. First published in the paper of the world -
A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, Esq
Wherein the utility and necessity of a well-regulated militia, during the French war, is clearly demonstrated, and all objections to it fairly stated and fully confuted. By an Englishman -
The late tumults in Ireland considered, and the true causes of them impartially pointed out, with their respective remedies
Together with some hints towards repeopling the deserted provinces of that Kingdom, and employing the poor. By an Englishman -
A letter to the Right Hon. Earl Stanhope
In which the necessity of the war is considered, and the conduct and views of Great-Britain and her allies vindicated -
A letter to the King of *****
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A voice to the people of England
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An earnest plea for Ireland
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Plunder and partition!
as practised on the continental neighbours of France, by Napoleon I -
A letter to his fellow-countrymen in prose and verse
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The Englishman's letters relative to the trade between Great Britain and the East-Indies
in which the exclusive rights of the East-India Company, and the rights of the private merchants, under the act of 1793, are discussed -
The poor robbed, and the aristocracy receivers of the stolen property
being an address to all the true men of England -
A letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington
containing practical suggestions founded on simple principles for the regulating of the currency, the relieving of the country from pauperism and a redundant population, and for the preventing, detecting, and correcting of crime -
The Lords have resolved to do their duty
a constitutional reply to "What will the Lords do?" -
A letter to the Earl of Wilton
on the commutation of existing taxes for a graduated property and income tax, connecting therewith, a plan of Parliamentary reform -
Letter to her R-l H-s the P-s D-w-g-r of W- on the approaching peace
With a few words concerning the Right Honourable the Earl of B-, and the general talk of the world -
A new history of England, from the time of its first invasion by the Romans, fifty-four years before the birth of Christ, to the present time
Comprehending Its Ancient State under the Britons, Romans, Saxons, and Danes. With a particular Account of each Reign, from the Norman Conquest in 1066, to the Year 1756. The Whole divided into Nine Parts, containing the Grand Periods of the History. By an Englishman. In four volumes -
An address to the independent liverymen of London
on the sugject of their late petition to Parliament for a peace. With a few observations on the apostacy of certain members, and advice to the citizens of London, respecting the conduct they ought to adopt at the next general election -
Answers to the treasury paper, on the iron trade of England and Ireland. By an Englishman
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The Bandogs, or, Remarks on the managers against W. Hastings, Esq. and Lord Melville
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An epistle to a lady
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Letter to Her Rl Hs the P-s D-w-g-r of W- on the approaching peace
With a few words concerning the Right Honourable the Earl of B-, and the general talk of the world -
England and China
their future duty, interest, and safety -
An answer to the Bishop of Rochester's first letter to the Earl of Dorset, &c. concerning the late ecclesiastical commission
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An Answer to the Bishop of Rochester's second letter to the Earl of Dorset &c
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An appeal to Cæsar
on the nature and situation of our public affairs