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Two circular letters

Gates, Horatio (1815)
Two common places

Hyperius, Andreas (John Wolfe, 1581)
Two discourses concerning the soul of brutes, which is that of the vital and sensitive of man

Willis, Thomas (Thomas Dring, 1683)
Two essays in political arithmetick

Petty, William (Henry Mortlocke, 1687)
Two humble petitions of the apprentices of London and parts adjacent, for lawfull recreations

Anon. (J. Macock, 1647)
Two journeys to jerusalem

R. B. (Nath. Crouch, 1685)
Two letters from john & agnes marr to their sister bess from newfoundland and new york describing the journey from edinburgh, a miscarriage, gift of fish to james watt; food supplies; impresonment after the fall of st. john etc.

Marr, John (1776)
Two letters from Mr. Burke on the bills relative to the trade of ireland

Burke, E. (J. Dodsley, 1778)
Two letters in the right hon. h . labouchere

Autor desconhecido (1849)
Two letters of the right hon. H. Labouchere

Newdegate, Charles (Seeleys, 1849)
Two letters to one to a subtile papist, the other to a zealous presbyterian

Swadling, T. (Charles Adams, 1653)
Two letters: the first, being a relation of a Sad Accident thar Fell Out at Erpingham neer Norwich, fuly2. Shewing how a Fire Ball fell from the Heavens into the Parish Church ...

Anon. (L. Chapman, 1665)
Two pages with definitions and diagrams of rest and motion, principles of forces etc

Anon. (1800)
Two petitions presented to the supreame authority of the nation, from thousands of the lords, owners, and commoners of Lincolneshire; against the old court-levellers, or propriety-destroyers, the prerogative-undertakers

Lilburne, John (Printed by J. B., 1650)
Two small treatises

Simpson, William (T. H., 1678)
Two treatises in the one of wich, the nature of bodies; in the other, the nature of mans soule is loocked into: in way of discovery, of the imortality of reasonabels soules

Digby, Kenelm (Gilles Blzaizot, 1748)
Two treatises in the one of wich, the nature of bodies; in the other, the nature of mans soule is loocked into: in way of discovery, of the imortality of reasonabels soules

Digby, Kenelm (John Willians, 1665)
Tyrocinium chymicum or chymical essays

Beguinus, John (Thomas Passenger, 3000)
Tyrocinium chymicum or Chymical essays, Acquired from the fountain of Naturre, and Manual Experience

Bguin, Jean (Sold by Thomas Passenger, 3000)
Uber die chemische umwandlung

Gmelin, Leopold (1829)