Tracts

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236 Letter from the Cocoa-tree to the Country Gentleman
2'"i Ed [PP- 14] 4to 1762
236 Letter to the Whigs with some Remarks on a Letter
to the Tories [PP- 16] 4to 1762
236 Ode to Lord *** on the Peace...[pp. 15] 4to 1762
237 Wilkes, Mr., Observations upon the Authority . . of
the apprehension and confinement of
[pp. 36] 8vo 1763
237 History of Prime Ministers and Favourites in Eng¬
land, from the Conquest down to the Present time
[pp. 163] 8vo 1763
237 Epistle to the Dictator in his Retirement
[pp. 18] 4to 1763
237 Physiognomy. Sketch of a larger work upon the
same Plan. By the Edf- of the Histy- of Wheat-
field in Suffolk. 1 Plate [pp. 30] 4to 1763
237 Appeal to Facts in a Letter to the Rt. Hon : Earl
Temple [PP- 21] 4to 1763
237 Serious Considerations on the Measures of the present
Administration [pp.20] 4to 1763
237 [Wilkes.] Letter to Earl Temple—on
[pp. 12] 4to 1763
237 The Opposition to the late Minister vindicated from
the aspersions of a Pamphlet int''^' Considerations
on the present dangerous Crisis
[pp. 45] 8vo 1763
237 George's Coffee-house. A Satire
[pp. 18] 4to 1763
237 Considerations on the present dangerous Crisis 2°^- &
3'-'<-Eds [pp- 47] 8vo 1763
237 [Wilkes.] Letter to Earl Temple on the subject of
the 45"'' number of the North Briton and on his
Patronage of the Author of it
[pp. 50] 8vo 1763
237 Letter from a Member of Parliam*- on Peace, Parties,
and Resignations [pP- 47] 8vo 1763
237 Appeal to Knowledge : or Candid Discussions on the
Preliminaries of Peace, signed at Fontainebleau
3 Nov"--1762 [pp- 84] 8vo 1763
237 Political Disquisitions . . in a Letter to a Noble Duke
[pp. 66] 8vo 1763
237 Appendix to the Review of M.'- Pitt's Administration
[pp. 40] 8vo 1763
237 Address to the Cocoa-tree from a Whig and Consulta¬
tion on a Stand'g Army [pp.56] 8vo 1763
237 Reflections on the Terms of Peace
[pp. 50] 8vo 1763
238 Jeffreys, Lord Chancellor, Life and Character of the
late [pp- 54] 8vo 1764
238 Epistle to the Irreverend M-"- C s C 1,
in his own style [pp.24] 4to 1764