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Bolingbroke, 1611, O. A Letter to Sir William Windham. Some Reflections on the present state of the Nation. A Letter to M. Pope. By the late Rt. Hon. Henry St. John, Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. London, 1753. Borlase, 614, O. The reduction of Ireland to the crown of England; with the governours since the conquest by king Henry II. in the year 1172; a brief account of the rebellion in the year 1641; and the Universitie of Dublin and the Colledge of Physicians. By Edward Borlase. London, 1675. L.

Boswell, 751, O. 2. A Letter to the people of Scotland, on the present state of the nation. By James Boswell, Esq. Edinburgh, 1783.

Brady, 427, F.

An introduction to the old English history, and the history of the lives and reigns of Edward I. II. and III. and of Richard II. By Robert Brady. 2 vols. London, 1684. Savoy, 1700. L.

1004, F. A complete history of England to the reign of Richard II. By Robert Brady. 2 vols. London, 1685, 1700.

428, F. An historical treatise of English cities and boroughs, with an account of their constitutions, and a brief view of the burgh-laws of Scotland, &c. By Robert Brady. Second edition. London, 1732. L. Bristed, 1185, O. The Resources of the British Empire, with a view of the probable result of the present contest between Britain and France. By John Bristed. New York, 1811.

Brougham, 1801, O. 5. Speech on the Orders in Council, April 1, 1808. By Henry Brougham. Philadelphia, 1808.

1803, O. 9. Speech on Commerce, June 16, 1812. By Henry Brougham. Philadelphia, 1812.

1843, O. 10. Speech in the House of Commons, February 7, 1828, on the present state of the Law. By Henry Brougham. Philadelphia, 1828.

Buchanan, 602 & 928, O. Rerum Scoticarum Historia, auctore Georgio Buchanano, Scoto, ad Jacobum VI. Scotorum Regem. Accessit de Jure Regni apud Scotos Dialogus, eodem G. Buchanano auctore. Ultrajecti, 1668. Francofurti, 1594. M.

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1279, & 1840, O. 1. Reflections on the Revolution in France, and on the proceedings of certain societies relative to that event, &c. By the Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke. Philadelphia, 1792. New York, 1791.

1840, O. 2. A Letter to a member of the National Assembly, in answer to some objections to his book on French Affairs. By Edmund Burke. New York, 1791.

1813, 1850, 5. & 2549, O. 2. A Letter on the Attacks made upon him and his pension by the Duke of Bedford, &c. By E. Burke. London, 1796.

1822, 1850, 6. & 2532, O. 4. Two Letters on the Regicide Peace.
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1812, 10, & 1820, O. 2. A Letter to the Duke of Portland, &c.
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Burn, 1810, O. 5. Reply to Dr. Priestley's Appeal, &c. By the Rev. Edward Burn. Birmingham, 1792.

Burnet, 245, & 1707, D. Bishop Burnet's History of his own Time; containing an account of the affairs of England and Scotland, both in Church and State, from the beginning of the troubles which preceded the restoration of Charles II. to the year 1689. 6 vols. London, 1725. L.

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Burnett, 2107, O. 1. A Letter on the necessity of Impeaching the late Ministry By Thomas Burnett, Esq. London, 1714.

2107, O. 2. An Answer to a Letter. By Thomas Burnett. London, 1714.

Callender, 1812, O. 2. Political Progress of Great Britain, &c. By J. T. Callender. Philadelphia, 1795.

Camden, 238, F. Anglica, Normanica, Hibernica, Cambrica a veteribus scripta, cum operibus aliorum de iis regionibus ex bibliotheca Gulielmi Camden. Francofurti, 1603. L.

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478, D. Gulielmi Camdeni Britannia in Epitomen contracta et tabulis Geographicis illustrata à Regnero Vitellio. Amstelodami, 1617. L. 58, F. Britannia; or, a chorographical description of Great Britain and Ireland, together with the adjacent Islands. By William Camden. Translated by Edmund Gibson. 2 vols. London, 1722. L.

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Campbell, 1498, O. A Political Survey of Britain: being a series of reflections on the situation, Land, Inhabitants, Revenues, Colonies and Commerce of this Island, &c. &c. By John Campbell, LL. D. 4 vols. Dublin, 1775.

Capel, 652, Q. Letters written by Arthur Capel, Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in the year 1675; with an historical account of his life. London, 1770. L.

Carpenter, 1805, O. 1. A Letter to Mr. Foley, relating to the Riots in Birmingham. By Benj. Carpenter. London, 1792.

Cary, 537, O. An essay on the state of England, in relation to its trade, its poor, and its taxes, for carrying on the present war against France. By John Cary. Bristol, 1695. L.

Chalmers, 2162, O. An estimate of the comparative strength of Great Britain.

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Charles, I. 1008, O. Eikon Basilike. The Pourtraicture of his Sacred Majesty in Solitudes and Sufferings. Plates. Reprinted in R. M. A. D. 1648. M.

Clarendon, 344, & 1580, O. The History of the rebellion and the civil wars in England, begun in 1641. With the precedent passages, and actions, that contributed thereunto, and the happy end and conclusion thereof by the King's blessed restoration and return, upon the 29th of May, 1660. By the Rt. Hon. Earl of Clarendon. 6 vols. Oxford, 1707, 1720.

2086, O. 2. Mr. Le Clerc's account of the Earl of Clarendon's History of the Civil Wars. London, 1710.

Cobbett, 1998, O. A collection of facts and observations relative to the peace with Bonaparte. By William Cobbett. Philadelphia, 1802.

1819, O. 5. Letters to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the finances, &c. By William Cobbett. London, 1803.

1803, O. 10. An Address to the people of England. By William Cobbett. Philadelphia, 1812.

1826, O. 8. Letter from the King to his People.

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1826, O. 9. The Queen's Answer to the King's letter, &c. Philadel phia, 1821.

1818, 0, 3. An Answer to the speech of the Attorney General on the Queen's Trial. By William Cobbett. Philadelphia, 1820.

Combe, 1848, O. 2. Remarks on the Statement of Dr. Charles Combe. London, 1795.

Comelinus, 516, F. Britannicarum rerum scriptores vetustiores ac præcipui. Per Henricum Comelinum. Heidelbergæ, 1587. L.

Courtenay, 1828, O. 4. On the French Revolution, the Dissenters, &c. By John Courtenay, Esq. London, 1790.

Crawford, 1825, O. 8. Observations on the French Revolution. By Charles Crawford. Boston, 1793.

Dalrymple, 2511, O. Considerations on a pamphlet entitled "Thoughts on our Acquisitions in the East Indies." By Alexander Dalrymple, Esq. London, 1772.

2511, O. 2. The rights of the East India Company. By Alexander Dalrymple. London, 1775.

Daniel, 591, F. The Collection of the history of England. By Samuel Daniel. London, 1626.

656, Q. The collection of the history of England, by Samvel Daniel. Fourth edition. To which is added, a continuation of the history to the reigne of Henry VII. By John Trvssell. London, 1650. L. Dart, 61, F. The history and antiquities of the Abbey Church of St Peter's, Westminster; with plates. By John Dart. 2 vols. London,

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Defoe, 2107, O. 6. An appeal by Daniel Defoe, being an account of his conduct.

London, 1715.

Drummond, 498, O. The history of Scotland, from the year 1423 to 1542. By William Drummond. London, 1680. L.

Dugdale, 767, F.

Monasticon Anglicanum, or the History of the Ancient Abbies and other Monasteries in England and Wales. By Sir William Dugdale. Translated into English and abridged, with plates. London, 1693.

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231, F. The antiquities of Warwickshire, illustrated; with plates. By William Dugdale. Coventry, 1765. L.

887, F. A perfect copy of all summons of the nobility to the great councils and parliaments of this realm from the XLIX of King Henry to the present times. By Sir William Dugdale. London, 1685. Eadmer, 538, F. Eadmeri historia sui sæculi, continens res gestas sub Guliel

mis I. & II. et Henrico I. regibus Angliæ, cum notis Joannis Seldeni. Londini, 1623. L. Edwards, 1805, O. 2. Letters to the British Nation on the Riots in Birmingham. By John Edwards. London, 1792.

Enfield, 1889, O. 1. Letter to Dr. Priestley. By Wm. Enfield. London, 1770. Erskine, 1822, 2. & 2532, O. A view of the causes and consequences of the present war with France. By the Hon. Thomas Erskine. Philadelphia, 1797.

Field, 1888, O. 9. Letters to the Inhabitants of Warwick. By Wm. Field, Esq. Birmingham, 1791.

Fletcher, 1286, D. The Political Works of Fletcher of Salton: with Notes. Also, a Sketch of his Life with Observations. By R. Watson, M. D. London.

Flower, 1815, O, 3. National Sins Considered, &c. By Benjamin Flower; with Hall's Letter, and Law on War. London, 1796.

Fox, 1828, O. 3. Two Speeches, March 2, 1790, on the Corporation and Test Acts. By the Hon. Charles James Fox. London, 1790.

1815, O. 6. A Speech on the State of the Nation, March 24, 1795. By the Hon. Charles James Fox. London, 1795.

Fulman, 448, F. Rerum Anglicarum Scriptores Veteres. Editore Gul. Fulmano. Oxoniæ, 1684. L.

Gale, 340, F. Britannica, Saxonicæ et Anglo-Danicæ historiæ scriptores viginti, viz. Gildas, Eddius, Nennius, Asserius, Ran. Higden, &c. opera. Thomæ Gale. Tomi II. Oxoniæ, 1691. L.

Geddes, 1850, O. 3. A Defence of the present War. By Alexander Geddes, LL. D. London, 1798.

Gerrald, 1817, 1. & 1997, O. 3. A Convention, the only Means of Saving us from Ruin, &c. by Joseph Gerrald. London, 1793.

Gibson, 81, Q. Saxonicum Cronicon ex MSS. codicibus editum ac latine versum ab Edmundo Gibson. Oxoniæ, 1692. L.

Gifford, 2532, O. 5. A letter to the Hon. Thomas Erskine containing strictures on his view of the war with France. By John Gifford, Esq. Philadelphia, 1797.

Godwyn, 612, F. Annales of England, containing the reignes of Henry the eighth, Edward the sixth, and queene Mary. Translated from the Latin of Henry Godwyn, Bishop of Hereford, by Morgan Godwyn. London, 1630. L.

Goldsmith, 2430, O. An abridgment of the history of England. By Dr. Goldsmith. London, 1824.

1819, O. 1. The Crimes of Cabinets. By Lewis Goldsmith. Dublin, 1801.

Gough, 633, F. Sepulchral monuments in Great Britain, applied to illustrate the history of families, manners, habits, and arts, from the Norman conquest to the seventeenth century. By Richard Gough. With plates. London, 1786. L.

Grafton, 1118, O. 1. Grafton's abridgment of chronicles of England, newly and diligently corrected and finished the last of October, 1570. London, about 1571. M.

Granger, 1484, O. A Biographical History of England, from Egbert the Great to the Revolution: consisting of characters disposed in different classes, and adapted to a methodical catalogue of engraved British heads. Interspersed with anecdotes, memoirs, &c. By the Rev. James Granger. Portrait. 4 vols. London, 1775.

Grattan, 2531, O. 3. Mr. Grattan's address on retiring from Parliament. Philadelphia, 1797.

Graunt, 304, D. Natural and political observations on the bills of mortality of the city of London; with a reference to the government, religion,

trade, air, diseases, &c. of the said city. By John Gravnt. Third edition. London, 1665. L.

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Hartley, 2034, O. 6. An address to the Committee of the County of York, on the state of public affairs. By D. Hartley. London, 1781.

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The History of Chichester; and of the County of Sussex in general; with Notes, an Appendix, &c. By Alexander Hay, A. M. &c. Chichester, 1804.

Herbert, 553, F. The life and reign of King Henry VIII. By Lord Herbert of Cherbury. London, 1672. L.

Heron, 1269, O. The Letters of Junius.

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Hobbes, 1146, D. Behemoth. The History of the Civil wars of England, from the year 1640 to 1660. By T. H. (Hobbes,) of Malmsbury. London, 1680. M.

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Hume, 902, Q. The History of England under the House of Tudor. By
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