INTRODUCTION TO A SERMON.--Preached in Saint Maries
Church in Oxford. Vpon the Anniversary of the
Gunpowder-Treason. To the Most Reverend Father
in God, William, by Divine providence Lord Arch-
bishop of Canterbury His Grace, Primate of all
England, and Metropolitan, Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of Oxford, and one of his Maiesties Most
Honourable Privy Councell

ON ENGLISH SOVEREIGNTY

VANITY-FAIR

SERMON XXX.-THE DUTY AND REASON OF PRAYING
FOR GOVERNOURS.-Preach'd'on the 29th of May,
1693. 1 Tim. ii., 1, 2.—I exhort therefore, that first
of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving
of thanks be made for all men: for Kings, and for all
that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and
peaceful life, in all godliness and honesty

THE CHARACTER OF A TRIMMER

POSTSCRIPT TO REMARKS ON SETTLE'S EMPRESS
OF MOROCCO""

OF THE FATAL IMPOSTURE AND FORCE OF WORDS
ON PLAINNESS OF SPEECH

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A SEASONABLE Warning AND Caution Against The
Insinuations of Papists and Jacobites in Favour of
the Pretender

LORD PETER

THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS

THE YAHOOS

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BOLINGBROKE, HENRY ST. JOHN, Viscount; 1678-1751.

BERKELEY, GEORGE; 1684-1753

FIELDING, HENRY; 1707-1754 .

JOHNSON, SAMUEL; 1709-1784 .

HUME, DAVID; 1711-1776

STERNE, LAURENCE; 1713-1769

GRAY, THOMAS; 1716-1771

SMITH, ADAM; 1723-1790.

REYNOLDS, SIR JOSHUA; 1723-1792 .

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER; 1728-1774

BURKE, EDMUND; 1730-1797

A RECEIPT TO MAKE AN EPIC POEM

ELOQUENCE.-On Eloquence; Talents for Conversation;
Urbanus and Umbratilis; Pedantry.

ON ENGLISH TACITURNITY; the genius of our language,
ever tending to abbreviation, favours it

THE USE OF FRENCH TERMS.-On the Introduction of
French military terms into English; letter describing
the battle of Blenheim .

THE IDEA OF A PATRIOT KING

ALCIPHRON, OR THE MINUTE PHILOSOPHER

An interview between parson ADAMS and parson
TRULLIBER.

THE PATRIOT.-Addressed to the Electors of Great
Britain, 1774

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OF MIRACLES.-PART I. .

ON HOBBY HORSES

JOURNAL FROM KESWICK TO KENDAL

OF THE ORIGIN AND USE OF MONEY

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Of the Discouragement of Agriculture in the ancient
State of Europe after the Fall of the Roman Empire. 235

FROM DISCOURSE IV.

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FROM DISCOURSE VIII.

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A COUNTRY PARSONAGE.—A proof that even the humblest
fortune may grant happiness, which depends not on
circumstances but constitution

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SECOND SPEECH ON CONCILIATION.

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MACAULAY, THOMAS BABINGTON, Lord; 1800-1859

THACKERAY, William MakEPEACE; 1811-1863