A hymn to the chair, or, Lucubrations, serious and comical, on the use of chairs, benches, forms, joint-stools, three-legged stools, and ducking-stoolsHugh Bancroft · First published 1732Open the Tome
Advantages which have accrued to the publick, and to the South-Sea Company, by the execution of the South-Sea schemeHugh Bancroft · First published 1728Open the Tome
Some remarks and observations relating to the transactions of the year 1720Hugh Bancroft · First published 1724Open the Tome
An account of the subscriptions of the South-Sea CompanyHugh Bancroft · First published 1722Open the Tome
Reasons for the proprietors agreeing with the resolution of the court of directorsHugh Bancroft · First published 1721Open the Tome
The Case of the borrowers on the South-Sea loans, statedHugh Bancroft · First published 1721Open the Tome
The Rise of the stocks the ruin of the people plainly demonstratedHugh Bancroft · First published 1721Open the Tome
An argument proving that the South-Sea Company are able to make a dividend of 38 per cent. for 12 yearsHugh Bancroft · First published 1720Open the Tome
An epistle to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, occasion'd by the state of the nationWilliam Bond, Hugh Bancroft · First published 1720Open the Tome
An examination and explanation of the South-Sea Company's scheme, for taking in the publick debtsHugh Bancroft · First published 1720Open the Tome
The case of the annuitants and proprietors of the redeemable debtsEustace Budgell, Hugh Bancroft · First published 1720Open the Tome
Some proposals humbly offer'd to the Parliament of Great BritainHugh Bancroft · First published 1716Open the Tome
