The Hazard of a Death-bed-repentance,: Fairly Argued, from the Late Remorse of W- Late D-- of D-- with Serious Reflections on His Adulterous Life - On His Living So Long in a Known Sin - On that Latin Epitaph He Order'd to be Set on the Tomb-stone of Miss Campion - And Upon His Seeming Penitence in His Last Sickness. Also, the Dying Remonstrance of Other Persons of Quality; and in Particular, of John Hampden, Esq; (formerly Knight of the Shire for Bucks) Being a Paper He Sent to Monsieur Alix to Dr. Patrick, Late Bishop of Ely. The Whole Resolving that Nice Question, how Far a Death-bed-repentance is Possible to be Sincere? And is Publish'd by Way of Answer to Dr. K-'s Sermon, Preached at the Funeral of W- Late D- of D-- to which is Added, Conjugal Perjury, Or an Essay Upon Whoredom; Addres'd to the Husbands of Quality that Keep Misses..

Royal Gratitude; or King George's promise never to forget his obligations to those who have distinguish'd themselves in his service, critically considered, in a letter to ... R. Walpole ... occasion'd by a general report that Mr. J. Dunton ... will speedily be rewarded ... Written by that Person of Honour that sent Mr. Dunton those early discoveries of Oxford's and Bolingbroke's treason ... which he ... called Neck or Nothing. To which is added, The High Church Gudgeons: or a day's ramble to catch the foolish Jacks with their own treason, with Mr. Dunton's speech to the Lord Mayor ... upon this occasion, etc

The Mob-War: Or, a Detection of the Present State of the Brittish Nation, But More Especially with Respect to that Wou'd be King (or Little Popish Work of Darkness) that Threatens Us with a Speedy Invasion. In Sixteen Letters, Etc

The Phenix: Volume 2

The Hazard of a Death-bed-repentance,: Further Argued, from the Late Remorse of W- Late D- of D- with Serious Reflections on His Adulterous Life. Being a Second Answer to Dr. K-'s Sermon Preach'd at the D-'s Funeral. In which is Fully Resolv'd that Nice Question, how Far a Death-bed-repentance, (such as was that of the D- of D-) is Possible to be Sincere? To which is Added, Conjugal Perjury, Or an Essay Upon Whoredom; Address'd to the Husbands of Quality that Keep Misses. With the Secret History of the Author's Failings, Or D- at Confession..

The Life and Errors of John Dunton, Citizen of London: With the Lives and Characters of More Than a Thousand Contemporary Divines and Other Persons of Literary Eminence, Volume 1

The Life and Errors of John Dunton, Citizen of London: With the Ives and Characters of More Than a Thousand Contemporary Divines, and Other Persons of Literary Eminence. To which are Added, Dunton's Conversation in Ireland, Selections from His Other Genuite Works ; and a Faithful Portrait of the Author, Volume 2

Religio Bibliopolae: After the Manner of the Religio Medici by ... Sir Thomas Browne ...

THE ATHENIAN ORACLE: Volume 3

Athenian Sport: Or, Two Thousand Paradoxes Merrily Argued, to Amuse and Divert the Age ...

The Merciful Assizes: Or, A Panegyric on the Late Lord Jeffreys Hanging So Many in the West: With the Lives, Characters, and Dying Speeches of the Many Hundreds that Were Converted by His Lordship's Sentence. As Also Some Secret Memoirs Relating to the West, Never Publish'd Till Now. In a Letter to Madam H--- who Had a Brother Drawn, Hang'd and Quarter'd at Taunton ...

Athenian Sport: Or, Two Thousand Paradoxes Merrily Argued, to Amuse and Divert the Age ...

Heavenly Pastime, Or, Pleasant Observations on All the Most Remarkable Passages Throughout the Holy Bible of the Old and New Testament: Newly Allegoriz'd in Several Delightful Dialogues, Poems, Similitudes, and Divine Fancies

The Manifesto of K. John the Second; and of Those Noblemen, Gentlemen and Others, Now Arming in Defence of His Indefeasible ... Right to the Imparial Crown of Great Brittain and Ireland: Declaring that He Has Fairer Pretentions ... Then [sic] that Popish Impostor that Styles Himself James the Third. With a Satyr Upon Royalty, Writ by King John the Second, Etc

The Phenix: Or, A Revival of Scarce and Valuable Pieces from the Remotest Antiquity Down to the Present Times: Being a Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Tracts, No where to be Found But in the Closets of the Curious, Volume 1

The State Weathercocks: Or, a New Secret History of the Most Distinguished Favourites, Both of the Late and Present Reign ... Writ by a Person of Honour, that Sent to Mr J. D. All Those Jacobite Secrets that Composed Neck Or Nothing, and is Now Published as a Key to that Narrative. To These New Discoveries is Added, the Twentieth Edition of Neck Or Nothing ... with ... Large Additions ... Also Mordecai Kneeling at the King's Gate, Or Mr J. D.s ... Petition to His Majesty's Gratitude, Etc: Volume 2

The Hazard of a Death-bed-repentance: Fairly Argued, from the Late Remorse of W- Late D- of D- ... Also, the Dying Remonstrance of Other Persons of Quality; and in Particular, of John Hampden Esq; ... to which is Added, Conjugal Perjury, ...

The Hazard of a Death-bed-repentance, Fairly Argued: From the Late Remorse of W[illiam] Late D[uke of D[evonshire] With Serious Reflections on His Adulterous Life - On His Living So Long in a Known Sin - On that Latin Epitaph He Order'd to be Set on the Tomb-stone of Miss Campion - And Upon His Seeming Penitence in His Last Sickness. Also, the Dying Remonstrance of Other Persons of Quality; and in Particular, of John Hampden, Esq; (formerly Knight of the Shire for Bucks Being a Paper He Sent by Monsieur Alix to Dr. Patrick, Late Bishop of Ely. The Whole Resolving the Nice Question, How Far a Death-bed-repentance is Possible to be Sincere? And is Publish'd by Way of Answer to Dr. K[ennett's Sermon, Preached at the Funeral of W[illiam] Late D[uke] of D[evonshire] To which is Added, Conjugal Perjury, Or, An Essay Upon Whoredom, Address'd to the Husbands of Quality that Keep Misses

The pulpit-lunaticks: or, A mad answer to a mad report [of the lower house of Convocation] made by a committee of mad priests against Benjamin, lord bishop of Bangor [by J. Dunton].

The Life and Errors of John Dunton, Citizen of London: With the Lives and Characters of More Than a Thousand Contemporary Divines and Other Persons of Literary Eminence, Volume 2