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The character and duty of a loyal subject, and a good patriot. In an assize sermon preach'd at Northampton, July the 18th. 1705. By Samuel Blackwell, B. D. Rector of Brampton; formerly of Lincoln-College in Oxford.
Blackwell, Samuel, 1643-1719.Date: MDCCV. [1705]
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The interest of Europe, with respect to peace and war. Wherein is consider'd, I. Whether it be safe for the allies to make a peace in this conjuncture. II. Upon what Conditions a Lasting Peace may be expected. III. The Means for Obtaining such Conditions.
Justice, Alexander.Date: M.DCC.XII. [1712]
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Lasting peace to Europe: the dream of an ancient cosmopolite. Dedicated to her Imperial Majesty the Empress of Russia.
Date: MDCCLXXXI. [1781]
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A project for perpetual peace. By J. J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva. Translated from the French, with a preface by the translator.
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 1712-1778.Date: M.DCC.LXI. [1761]
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A letter from an Hollander, to one of his friends in Paris. Touching the underhand-proposals of peace made by France. Both in French and English.
Hollander.Date: 1706
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The Duke of Marlborough's letter to the states of Holland, concerning a general peace.
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of, 1650-1722.Date: 1711
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The blessings of peace. Being the Examiner, upon occasion of Her Majesty's most gracious speech to Her Parliament, April the 9th, 1713.
Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745.Date: 1713
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The way to peace. And Lamentation for the Fall of the Righteous. Two sermons On Two Fast Days; January 16. The Fast for Peace. And January 30. Being the Martyrdom of King Charles I. preach'd at Kingston in Surry. By Thomas Cooke Curate of Kingston, and Ordinary of Surry.
Cooke, Thomas, 1686 or 1687-1715.Date: [1711/12] [i.e. 1712]
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The articles (at large) preliminary to the treaties of a general peace.
Great Britain.Date: 1713?]
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An invitation to peace: or, Toby's preliminaries to Nestor Ironsides, set forth in a dialogue between Toby and his kinsman.
Arbuthnot, John, 1667-1735.Date: [1713]
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The present negotiations of peace vindicated from the imputation of trifling.
Date: [1712]
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The Duke of Marlborough's speech to the Right Honourable the House of Lords.
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of, 1650-1722.Date: [1711?]
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To the public. The preservation of peace and order is one of the chief blessings of civil government, ...
Scarborough (England)Date: 1800
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The french King's letter to the Duke of Marlborough, on his forcing the lines near Doway. And his Grace's answer
Date: 1710
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A Short tratie [sic], concerning the peace and quietness of Europ, ...
Date: 1701?]
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The Queen's peace; or, A new war.
Date: 1712
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Antipolemus: Or, the Plea of Reason, Religion, and Humanity, against War. A fragment. Translated from Erasmus; and addressed to aggressors.
Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536.Date: 1794
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The Earl of Strafford's speech to the high & mighty states of Holland, in Her Majesty of Great Britain's name, and concerning the French King, on the peace.
Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of, 1672-1739.Date: 1713]
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As an idea has pretty universally prevailed, that the clergy of the Church of England have been busy in fomenting that spirit which has broken out into such illegal violences against Dr. Priestley, and his dissenting friends, we are happy to find it compleatly obviated by the following address, which breathes a spirit of liberality and good sense that is truly edisying. We rejoice that the clergy have taken so proper a step; and hope that, however appearances may have favoured the idea of their having exulted in the late events, they will now be entirely exculpated by the candour of a discerning public. Address not yet signed, from the bishops and clergy of the Church of England to the Rev. Dr. Priestley.
Church of England.Date: 1791]
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A letter from a certain great man to Caleb D'Anvers of Gray's-Inn, Esq; with some proper hints, relating to the Vienna Treaty.
Certain Great Man.Date: 1731
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Town of Cambridge. Whereas by an act passed the last session of Parliament, it is enacted, that after the twenty-fourth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and fifty-seven, if any person shall set, place, or leave any empty waggon, cart, or any other carriage in any publick highway within this Kingdom, so as in any manner to interrupt or hinder the free passage of any other carriage, or of His Majesty's subjects, except only during such reasonable time as such waggon, cart, or, carriaging shall be loading on unloading; ...
University of Cambridge.Date: 1758]
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Semper eadem: or, Great Britain's assurance of an honourable peace. With the reasons of it. In a letter to a friend. Wherein is incerted, I. The French King's Letter to the Elector of Brandenburgh. II. A brief Account of the French King's Methods to destroy his Protestant Subjects. III. A Profession of the Romish Faith, which the Protestants were enforc'd to make and subscribe. IV. A Specimen of the French King's cruel Usage of the Protestants. V. The Pope's Letter to the French King, congratulating him for abolishing the Edict of Nants. By a lover of his Queen, and country.
Lover of his Queen, and country.Date: [1709]
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The self-seeker's pretences to peace examined, by his Essay on the antiquated usages.
Date: 1730?]
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Hezekiah Oldbottom to Joshua Pym.
Oldbottom, Hezekiah.Date: Printed in the Year MDCCLV. [1755]
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The proceedings of the public meeting, held on Crooke's Moor, at Sheffield, in the open air, on Monday, August 10, 1795.
Society for Constitutional Information (Sheffield, England)Date: 1795

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The character and duty of a loyal subject, and a good patriot. In an assize sermon preach'd at Northampton, July the 18th. 1705. By Samuel Blackwell, B. D. Rector of Brampton; formerly of Lincoln-College in Oxford.

The interest of Europe, with respect to peace and war. Wherein is consider'd, I. Whether it be safe for the allies to make a peace in this conjuncture. II. Upon what Conditions a Lasting Peace may be expected. III. The Means for Obtaining such Conditions.

Lasting peace to Europe: the dream of an ancient cosmopolite. Dedicated to her Imperial Majesty the Empress of Russia.

A project for perpetual peace. By J. J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva. Translated from the French, with a preface by the translator.

A letter from an Hollander, to one of his friends in Paris. Touching the underhand-proposals of peace made by France. Both in French and English.

The Duke of Marlborough's letter to the states of Holland, concerning a general peace.

The blessings of peace. Being the Examiner, upon occasion of Her Majesty's most gracious speech to Her Parliament, April the 9th, 1713.

The way to peace. And Lamentation for the Fall of the Righteous. Two sermons On Two Fast Days; January 16. The Fast for Peace. And January 30. Being the Martyrdom of King Charles I. preach'd at Kingston in Surry. By Thomas Cooke Curate of Kingston, and Ordinary of Surry.

The articles (at large) preliminary to the treaties of a general peace.

An invitation to peace: or, Toby's preliminaries to Nestor Ironsides, set forth in a dialogue between Toby and his kinsman.

The present negotiations of peace vindicated from the imputation of trifling.

The Duke of Marlborough's speech to the Right Honourable the House of Lords.

To the public. The preservation of peace and order is one of the chief blessings of civil government, ...

The french King's letter to the Duke of Marlborough, on his forcing the lines near Doway. And his Grace's answer

A Short tratie [sic], concerning the peace and quietness of Europ, ...

The Queen's peace; or, A new war.

Antipolemus: Or, the Plea of Reason, Religion, and Humanity, against War. A fragment. Translated from Erasmus; and addressed to aggressors.

The Earl of Strafford's speech to the high & mighty states of Holland, in Her Majesty of Great Britain's name, and concerning the French King, on the peace.

A letter from a certain great man to Caleb D'Anvers of Gray's-Inn, Esq; with some proper hints, relating to the Vienna Treaty.

The self-seeker's pretences to peace examined, by his Essay on the antiquated usages.

Hezekiah Oldbottom to Joshua Pym.

The proceedings of the public meeting, held on Crooke's Moor, at Sheffield, in the open air, on Monday, August 10, 1795.