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• Second thoughts concerning war: wherein that great subject, is candidly considered, and set in a new light, in answer to, and by the author of a late pamphlet, intitled The nature and duty of self defence, addressed to the people called Quakers

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  M.DCC.LV. [1755]

• A friendly address, to the Methodists: by Robert Hall

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  M,DCC,XCVI. [1796]

• A scheme for executing a navigation from Tetney-Haven to Louth: and for draining the low grounds and marshes adjoining thereto. By John Grundy. To which is added the report of John Smeaton, engineer, concerning the practicability &c. of a scheme of navigation, from Tetne Haven to Louth, in the County of Lincoln, from a view taken thereof, in August 1760; As projected by Mr. John Grundy of Spalding, Enginner

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  MDCCLXI. [1761]

• Short remarks on a pamphlet, entitled "an explanation of Mr. Kilham's statement of the preachers allowance.": Signed in behalf of the late Nottingham District Meeting, Thomas Hanby, Chairman. By Alexander Kilham, Minister of the Gospel

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  1796

• A sermon on the death of Mr. Thomas Hanby: minister of the Gospel. Preached by Mr. John Pawson, in the Methodist Chapel, Nottingham, on Monday Evening, the 23d of January, 1797

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  1797

• The wonders of the peak: By Charles Cotton, Esq

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  1744

• Poetical amusements: by William Woty, gent. Price, Four Shillings

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  M,DCC,LXXXIX. [1789]

• A practical and grammatical introduction to the Latine tongue: By Sir. Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart. for the use of his grand-son, and of Bunny school

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  MDCCXVII. [1717]

• The church of England the sole encourager of free-thinking: Or, an essay, To prove That the Church of England has this Mark of a true Church, that she allows and encourages every particular Member in her Communion, to examine and try her Doctrine and Discipline; and to compare them with Scripture, and the Pattern of the Primitive Church; and that this Liberty is not allow'd by any other Churches or Sects in the World, which set up for her Rivals and Adversaries

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  1717

• Britain's prospect: or, the grounds of our present hopes and past dangers consider'd. In a sermon preach'd before the Artillery Company of Nottingham. In the parish-church of St. Mary's, Oct. 30. 1716. By J. Wilson, A. M. And now Publish'd at their Request

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  [1716?]

• Plain reasons against forsaking the communion of the Church of England: to embrace Popery: in a letter to the inhabitants of the parish of Wingerworth, in the county of Derby. By William Wheeler, A. M. Curate of Wingerworth

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  1756

• Daniel Parker Coke, Esq. It having been industriously reported that the above gentleman is an enemy to all religious persuasions ... the following speech of his ... will best refute such ungrateful calumny

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  [1791]

• The reverence due to oaths: and the vengeance of God for breaking them. A sermon Preached at the assizes at Nottingham, March 12. 1724. Before the Right Honourable Mr. Justice Dormer. And Mr. Justice Fortescue Aland. And Published with their Lordships Approbation, at the Request of the High-Sheriff and Grand-Jury of the said County. By John Disney, Vicar of St. Maries in Nottingham

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  [1725?]

• The rich man's warning-piece: or the oppressed infants in glory

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  [1770?]

• Poems on various subjects: Whereto is prefixed a short essay on the structure of English verse. By the Rev. Lemuel Abbott

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  MDCCLXV. [1765]

• The love of our country: or, a sincere and hearty concern for our present happy constitution in Church and state. Recommended in a sermon preach'd at St. Mary's in Nottingham, March the 17th. 1716-7. At the assizes held there. By Samuel Berdmore, M. A. Vicar of the said Church. Publish'd at the Request of the High Sheriff, and the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury

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  1717

• A letter: on the subject of wool, interspersed with Remarks on cotton, addressed to the public at large; but more particularly to The Committee of merchants and manufacturers at Leeds; By Wm. Mugliston, A Manufacturer of Hosiery at Alfreton

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  MDCCLXXXII. [1782]

• The first book for English schools: or the Rational Schoolmaster's First Assistant: being A new Method to avoid Perplexity to the Scholar, and a great deal of unnecessary trouble to the Teacher. And in a Plain Easy and Pleasing Manner, to fix the Principles of Religion, as well as the Knowledge, of Letters, on the Minds of Youth. To which End It is adorn'd with Short, Entertaining, and Instructive Verses, of various kinds; Tales, Fables, Riddles, History, Emblems, and many other Particulars entirely new, and carefully adapted to the Capacities of Children. 'tis calculated to make reading rather a Pleasure than a Task, and to answer the End of all other Books of this kind, so that Children may learn to read well by this alone. And though adorned with several good and useful Cuts, is Sold for no more than Six-Pence, which is the lowest Price that even the worst Books of this Size are Sold for

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  [1780?]

• Bellus homo et academicus: or the beau and the scholar. Done into English by the Rev. Mr. Moises Rector of Keyworth in Nottinghamshire

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  MDCCXXXIII. [1733]

• A hymn to the God of Abraham: In three parts: adapted to a celebrated air, sung by the priest, Signior Leoni &c. at the Jew's synagogue, in London: by Thomas Olivers

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  [1770?]

• The country-Man's proposal: or, a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer. Wherein the farmer shews how this nation may raise the Queen twenty thousand pounds every day in the year, and neither have malt nor salt tax, nor charge any Man's Land above 2 s. in the Pound, and to maintain this War with France Twenty Years, and the Nation not one Half penny the worse. The fifth edition corrected, and enter'd according to act of Parliament. By Richard Cooper, Farmer in the County of Nottingham

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  1712

• Poems: sacred and evangelical, with occasional notes: together inculcating Christian experience, and the nature of real religion; with some important points in the Doctrines of Faith; also, instances in Divine Providence, improved. By Matthew Unwin

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  [1785?]

• A continuation of the meteorological register kept at Mansfield-Woodhouse: from the year 1794, to the end of the year 1795. By H. R

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  [1800?]

• Hymns on various divine subjects: composed for, and adapted to the use of worshipping assemblies: by Joshua Hoyle, A.M

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  MDCCXXIX. [1729]

• Mrs. Stanhope's late advertisement: Published in the Nottingham-Mercury, fully answer'd; and her reply since published in Mr. Ayscoughs News, examin'd and answer'd paragraph by paragraph. By C. Clay. Philaleth

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  1718

• Serious advice of a parent to his children: concerning the errors of the day. By a tradesman

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  M.DCC.XXX.IV. [1734]

• A consolatory letter: from Mr. Thomas Olivers, to the Rev. Thomas Hanby; occasioned by the death of his wife, son, and distant relation

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  1789

• A complete and comprehensive spelling-dictionary of the English language: on the newest plan; for the use of young gentlemen, ladies, and others. Teaching to Spell and Write the Language with great Exactness, by Means of few more than the Primitive Words. So that in Learning to Spell about Nine Thousand Words many Times the Number will be known with Certainty, their Dependance on each other shewn, and the Genius of the Language laid open; by which the Memory will not only be greatly eas'd and assisted, but much Time and Trouble in attaining the Language sav'd. The whole being duely accented, to prevent vicious Pronunciation; the Number of Syllables, in every Word, fully ascertain'd; and the Part, or Parts, of Speech to which each Word properly belongs always noted. To which is prefix'd, a compendious English grammar; with a history of the language. Much in Little. By Samuel Hammond; Schoolmaster in Nottingham. Author of the New Introduction to Learning &c

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  [1760?]

• Proceedings of the county meeting: held at the moot hall, In Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, On Monday the 28th of October, M,DCC,LXXXII

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  [1782]

• The wonders of the year 1716: Collected from the Scriptures, and the histories and writings of the learned. 1. The Year 1716. puts an end to the Tyranny of Antichrist, or the Pope of Rome and his Hierarchy. 2. The Year 1716. puts an end to the Tyranny of the several Idolatrous Kingdoms in the Roman Empire. 3. The Year 1716. puts an end to the Persecuted and Afflicted State of the Church. Soon after which, will follow the Conversion and Restoration of the Jews; the entire Ruin and Destruction of the Beast's and Antichrist's Kingdom, and a flourishing State of the Church for 1000 Years. All plainly prov'd from Prophecies of Scripture, more particularly from Daniel and the Revelations; as will appear to any Man, who will add to a competent skill in Arithmetick, an impartial Examination of those sacred Books. Published for the Benefit and Instruction of those Pious Christians, who want Time or Abilities to search into those sacred Records, which declare such Wonderful Revolutions to be now at hand. By a native of L. M. W. Y

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  1716