The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham: Memoirs of His Grace John duke of Buckingham. Memoirs in the realm of Charles II. The character of a Tory. A character of Charles II. A character of the earl of Arlington. A letter to Dr. Tillotson. The earl of Mulgrave's speech in the House of lords, for the bill touching free and impartial proceedings in Parliament. A speech in the House of peers, April 18, 1695. Observations on the statute of treasons, passed the 25th of Edward III. A dialogue between Augustus Caesar, and Cardinal Richelieu. A dialogue between Mahomet, and the duke of Guise. On Julius Caesar. The story of Herod and Marc Antony. Observations on the first book of Tully's Letter to Atticus. The letter of Epicurus to Meneceus. Essays, on friendship. On philosophy. On vanity. On criticism. On authors. On vulgar errors. A letter to the d- of Sh-. A letter to Mr. P- on the late dispute about HomerJ. B. and sold, 1729 - 400 страници |
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