247

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Diatogues on thc Dead . z. Edition. London 1760.

New Hialogues on rite Dead. London 1762. 8.

(2044.)

A Volume of Mifcellanies. 1 ?♦

N. 1. The History of the Man aster God’s own Heart. Londonj 7<S' 1.

2. Remarks on the Writings, and Conduct of J. J. Rousseau .London r 767.

3. Crazy Tales. The fecond Edition. London 1764.

(2413. 14.)

Fugitive Pieces on various fubjects, by severa! Authors.’

Voh 1. N. 1. Eeaumont’s Harry Crito , or a Dialogue onBeauty.

2. Attiret’s F. Particular Account of the Emperor of China'sGardens near Pekin in a Letter. Translated srom the Frenchj byS. Harry Beaumont .

z. Hay William-Deformity: an Essay.

4. Lucina fine Concubitu . A Letter addressed to the RoyalSociety ; from Abraham Johnson ; in which is proved by the mostincontestable Evidence &c. that a Woman may concieve , and bebrought to Bed without any cornmerce with Man.

5. A modest defence of Gaming .

6 . The Pretty Gentleman ; or Softnefs of Manners vindicatedfrom the false ridicule exhibited under the character of William Frib-ble Efq,

7. The polite Philofopher; or an Essay on that Art whichmakes a Man happy in himfelf, and aggreeable to others.

8. The Plan of an Essay upon delicacy with a Specimen of theWork . In 2. Dialogues by Nathanie! Lancastek. L. L. D.

Vol. II. N. !. A Vindication of natural Society; or a View of' the Miferies, and Evils arising to Mankind from every species ofArtificial Society in a Letter to Lord . . . by a late Noble Writer.

2. The History , and Antiquities of the ancient Villa of Wheat-field in the Cöunty of Suft’olk.