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Moses and Aaron. Civil and ecclesiastical rites, used by the anciente Hebrewes; obserued, and at large opened, for the clearing of, of many obscure texts thorowout the hole scripture

Godwyn, Thomas (John Haviland, 1626)
A most humble remonstrance of Peter Blondeau

Anon. (N/A, 3000)
Mothode der landmirthschaftichen buchhaltungMETHODE DER LANDMIRTHSCHAFTICHEN BUCHHALTUNG

Thaer, Albertch (N/A, 1807)
A motion propounded to the committee of Parliament

Lawkerry, N. (Robert Ibbitson, 1648)
A motion tending to the publick good of this age, and posteritie

Dury, John (Samuel Hartlib, 3000)
Motives to induce the protestant princes to mind the worke of peace ecclesiansticall emongst themselves

Dury, John (William Hope, 1641)
Moto proprio della santita di nostro signore papa pio settimo

Autor desconhecido (1816)
O movimento tipográfico em Portugal no século XVI ( apontamentos para a sua história)

Viterbo, Sousa (Imprensa na Universidade, 1942)
O movimento tipográfico em portugal no século xvi : apontamentos para a sua história

Viterbo, Sousa (Coimbra : imp. da universidade, 1924)
Moyen simple de sortir honnetement...

Anon. (1787)
Mr hoppus's measurer greatly enlarged and improved

Autor desconhecido (1784)
Mr mushets tables overturned and the debt due to the funholder accurately stated

Mushet, Robert (H. Teape, 1822-01-21)
Mr st. john's speech to the lords in the vpper house of parliament january 7, 1640

St. John, Oliver (N/A, 1640)
Mr. Blundevil his exercises, contayning eigth treatifes

Blundeville, Thomas (William Stanbsy, 1613)
Mr. Blundevil his exercises, contayning eigth treatifes

Blundeville (Richard Bishop, 1636)
Mr. Bushell's abridgment of Lord chancellor Bacons

Anon. (N/A, 1659)
Mr. Cobbet's pettition to the king

Cobbet (William Cobbet, 1826)
Mr. J. Glanvil´s full vindication of the reverend, pious and learned Mr. Richard Baxter

Glanvill, Joseph (N/A, 3000)
Mr. Millington reports from the Committee of plundred ministers, the matter of fact touching the book entituled The doctrine of the fourth commandment deformed by Popery, reformed and restored to its primitive purity, &c

England, Parliament of (Edward Husband and John Field, 1650)
"mr. mushet's tables overturned, and the debt due to the fundholder accurately stated."

Anon. (H.teape, 1822)