‘“What God hath joined together”: an incident’
‘“What God hath joined together”: an incident’
‘2 Henry VI. and the Contention—A Correction’
‘2 Henry VI. and the Contention—A Correction’
‘2 Henry VI. and the Contention—A Correction’ (proof)
‘2 Henry VI. and the Contention—A Correction’ (proof)
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad.’ Author unknown.
‘A Ballad, On Sir Robert Peyton’. Author unknown. 1680.
‘A Ballad, On Sir Robert Peyton’. Author unknown. 1680.
‘A Bibliography of the Pastor Fido to 1650 together with a List of English Translations’, by W. W. Greg
‘A Bibliography of the Pastor Fido to 1650 together with a List of English Translations’, by W. W. Greg
‘A broadside against Marriage. Directed to that Inconsiderable Animal Call’d a Hus-band.’ Author unknown. 1675.
‘A broadside against Marriage. Directed to that Inconsiderable Animal Call’d a Hus-band.’ Author unknown. 1675.
‘A Character of the English. An Allusion. Tacit. de vita Agric.’ By Robert Wolseley? 1679.
‘A Character of the English. An Allusion. Tacit. de vita Agric.’ By Robert Wolseley? 1679.
‘A Complete List of the Printed Writings of W. W. Greg’, compiled by Greg
‘A Complete List of the Printed Writings of W. W. Greg’, compiled by Greg
‘A Dialogue Between Britannia and Raleigh’s Ghost.’ By John Ayloffe (and Andrew Marvell?). [1674–5.]
‘A Dialogue Between Britannia and Raleigh’s Ghost.’ By John Ayloffe (and Andrew Marvell?). [1674–5.]
‘A Dialogue Between G— and A—.’ Author unknown.
‘A Dialogue Between G— and A—.’ Author unknown.
‘A Dialogue. Between the Two Horses at Charing Cross, and Wool Church.’ Author unknown. [1675 x 1676.]
‘A Dialogue. Between the Two Horses at Charing Cross, and Wool Church.’ Author unknown. [1675 x 1676.]
‘A Dialogue between two Brothers.’ Author unknown
‘A Dialogue between two Brothers.’ Author unknown
‘A Dialogue, Between K. and D.’ Author unknown. [1678.]
‘A Dialogue, Between K. and D.’ Author unknown. [1678.]
‘A Discourse of Rebellion Given up and down in 1676.’ Author unknown.
‘A Discourse of Rebellion Given up and down in 1676.’ Author unknown.
‘A Fair at Brussels’
‘A Fair at Brussels’
‘A Faithful Catologue of owr most Eminent Ninnies.’ By the Earl of Dorset. [1686.]
‘A Faithful Catologue of owr most Eminent Ninnies.’ By the Earl of Dorset. [1686.]
‘A Familiar Epistle To Julian Secretary to the Muses.’ By the Duke of Buckingham? 1677.
‘A Familiar Epistle To Julian Secretary to the Muses.’ By the Duke of Buckingham? 1677.
‘A fragment of an Allegory. In the form of a dream.’
‘A fragment of an Allegory. In the form of a dream.’
‘A Gentle Ballad, Call’d Lamentable Lory.’ Author unknown. [1684.]
‘A Gentle Ballad, Call’d Lamentable Lory.’ Author unknown. [1684.]
‘A Lenten Prologue, Refus’d by the Players.’ By Thomas Shadwell? [c. 1683.]
‘A Lenten Prologue, Refus’d by the Players.’ By Thomas Shadwell? [c. 1683.]
‘A Letter Sent to Tom Killigrew of the Bed-Chamber.’ Author unknown. [c. 1680.]
‘A Letter Sent to Tom Killigrew of the Bed-Chamber.’ Author unknown. [c. 1680.]
‘A Letter to Julian.’ Author unknown.
‘A Letter to Julian.’ Author unknown.
‘A Litany.’ Author unknown. [1681.]
‘A Litany.’ Author unknown. [1681.]
‘A New Address to Mr Bay’s On his late Conversion to the Church of Rome.’ Author unknown.
‘A New Address to Mr Bay’s On his late Conversion to the Church of Rome.’ Author unknown.
‘A new Ballad.’ By William Wharton? [1683.]
‘A new Ballad.’ By William Wharton? [1683.]
‘A New Ballad, or Truth needs no Vindication.’ Author unknown.
‘A New Ballad, or Truth needs no Vindication.’ Author unknown.
‘A Note on Japanese Artists of the Utagawa Family’
‘A Note on Japanese Artists of the Utagawa Family’
