Printed for J. B. and fold by A ARON WARD, at the King's Arms, int

Little-Britain ; T.WOTTON, at the Three Daggers and Queen's head,
against St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet-street ; D. BROWNE, at the Black
Swan, without Temple-Bar; R. WILLIAMSON, at Grey's-Inn Gáté,
Holborn; T. Astley, at the Rose, in St. Paul's Churcb-jard; and
J. STAGG in Westminster-Hall.

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Written by himself. Page 1 Memoirs in the Reign of CHARLES II. The Character of a Tory, in answer to that of a Trimmer : Both written in King CHARLES'S Reign.

Character of CHARLES II. King of England. 73 A Character of the Earl of ARLINGTON. 84 A Letter to Dr. TilloTSON, then Dean, after

wards Archbishop of Canterbury. Written and printed just after the Revolution.

89 The Earl of MULGRAVE's Speech in the House of

Lords, for the Bill touching free and impartial Proceedings in Parliament.

95 A Speech in the House of Peers, April 18, 1695. 105 Observations on the Statute of Treasons, passed the 25th of EDWARD III.

IIS A Dialogue between AUGUSTUS CÆSAR, and Car

dinal RICHELIEU. A Dialogue between MAĦOMET, and the Duke

of Guise. On Julius CÆSAR, The Story of Herod and Marc ANTONY, collec

ted out of the Roman Historians. Observations on the first Book of Tully's Letters to ATTICUS.

1 89 The

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The Letter of EPICURUS to MENECEUS. 217

Essays, on Friendship.

227

On Philosophy.

231

On Vanity.

235

On Criticism,

237

On Authors.

241

Of Vulgar Errors.

245

A Letter to the D-of SH-

233

A Letter to Mr. P-- on the late Dispute about

HOMER.

265