The consequences of a scientific education to the working classes of this country pointed outCountry Gentleman. · First published 1826Open the Tome
A country gentleman's reasons for voting against Mr. Wilberforce's motionCountry Gentleman. · First published 1791Open the Tome
Considerations on the penal laws against Roman Catholics in England, and the new acquired colonies in America. In a letter to a noble lord. By a country gentlemanCountry Gentleman. · First published 1764Open the Tome
Observations and reflections, on an act passed in the year, 1774, for the settlement of the province of QuebecCountry Gentleman. · First published 1983Open the Tome
A letter to Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., with a criterion proposed to ascertain his patriotism, and some reflections on the subject of reformCountry Gentleman. · First published 1810Open the Tome
An appeal to the landed interest of Great BritainCountry Gentleman. · First published 1787Open the Tome
An appeal to the landed interest of Great Britain on the operation of the commercial treatywith FranceCountry Gentleman. · First published 1787Open the Tome
Candid and impartial considerations on the preliminary articles of peace with France and Spain and the provisional treaty with the United States of AmericaCountry Gentleman. · First published 1783Open the Tome
The advantages and disadvantages of inclosing waste lands and open fieldsCountry Gentleman. · First published 1772Open the Tome
Considerations on the penal laws against Roman Catholics in England, and the new acquired colonies in AmericaCountry Gentleman. · First published 1764Open the Tome
A new system of agriculture; or, A plain, easy, and demonstrative method of speedily growing rich..Country Gentleman. · First published 1755Open the Tome
A seasonable letter to the author of, Seasonable and affecting considerations, on the mutiny bill, articles of war, and use and abuse of a standing armyCountry Gentleman. · First published 1751Open the Tome
The state preferable to the Church; or, reasons for making sale of the whole present property of the Church, in England and Ireland, for the use of the stateCountry Gentleman. · First published 1748Open the Tome
A guide to gentlemen and farmers, for brewing the finest malt-liquorsCountry Gentleman. · First published 1703Open the Tome
