Daniel Defoe

The Evident Approach of a War; And Something of the Necessity of It, in Order to Establish Peace, and Preserve Trade. to Which Is Added, an Exact Plan and Description of the Bay and City of Gibraltar

The Family Instructor. in Three Parts. I. Relating to Fathers and Children. II. to Masters and Servants. III. to Husbands and Wives. Vol. I. the Twelfth Edition, Corrected. Volume 1 of 2

Royal Religion; Being Some Enquiry After the Piety of Princes. with Remarks on a Book, Entituled, a Form of Prayers Us'd by King William.

Conjugal Lewdness.

The danger of court differences

The case of the war in Italy stated

Considerations Upon the Eighth and Ninth Articles of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, Now Publish'd by Authority. with Some Enquiries Into the Damages That May Accrue to the English Trade from Them.

A View of the Real Dangers of the Succession, from the Peace with France

Peace Without Union. by Way of Reply, to Sir H--- M---'s Peace at Home.

The Behaviour of Servants in England Inquired Into. with a Proposal Containing Such Heads or Constitutions as Would Effectually Answer This Great End, and Bring Servants of Every Class to a Just Regulation.

An Essay on the South-Sea Trade. with an Enquiry Into the Grounds and Reasons of the Present Dislike and Complaint Against the Settlement of a South-Sea Company. by the Author of the Review.

A View of the Scots Rebellion

A brief survey of the legal liberties of the dissenters

Advice to the People of Great Britain, with Respect to Two Important Points of Their Future Conduct. I. What They Ought to Expect from the King. II. How They Ought to Behave to Him.

A Further Search Into the Conduct of the Allies, and the Late Ministry, as to Peace and War. Containing Also a Reply to the Several Letters and Memorials of the States-General. ...

A Plan of the English Commerce. Being a Compleat Prospect of the Trade of This Nation, as Well the Home Trade as the Foreign. ... Humbly Affered to the Consideration of the King and Parliament

A New Voyage Round the World, by a Course Never Sailed Before. Being a Voyage Undertaken by Some Merchants, Who Afterwards Proposed the Setting Up an East-India Company in Flanders

Minutes of the Negotiation of Monsr. Mesnager at the Court of England, During the Four Last Years of the Reign of Her Late Majesty Q. Anne. ... Written by Himself. Done Out of French. the Second Edition.

Memoirs of Some Transactions During the Late Ministry of Robert E. of Oxford.

The Present State of the Parties in Great Britain

An Enquiry Into the Danger and Consequences of a War with the Dutch

The History of the Union of Great Britain.

An essay, at removing national prejudices, against a Union with England. Part III. By the author of the two first,

The Genuine Works of Mr. Daniel d'Foe, Author of the True-Born English-Man, a Satyr. ... to Which Is Added a Complete Key to the Whole, Never Before Printed. Volume 2 of 2