Swords into anchors. A comedy. Written by the author of The beau merchantJohn Blanch · First published 1725Open the Tome
Observations on the bill now depending in the House of Lords, with relation to the woollen manufacture. By A clothierJohn Blanch · First published 1731Open the Tome
Hoops into spinning-wheels. A tragi-comedy. Written by a gentleman in GloucestershireJohn Blanch · First published 1725Open the Tome
Great Brittain arraigned as of felo de se and found guiltyJohn Blanch · First published 1721Open the Tome
A dialogue between Sir Arthur Cleaveland and Sir Gilbert Proteus at GarrawaysJohn Blanch · First published 1718Open the Tome
The interest of Great Britain consider'd in an essay upon wool, tin, and leatherJohn Blanch · First published 1707Open the Tome
An abstract of the grievances of trade which oppress our poorJohn Blanch, England and Wales. Parliament · First published 1694Open the Tome
Episcopacy (as established by law in England) not prejudicial to regal powerRobert Sanderson, Blanch Pawlet, George West, Robert Barker, Assigns of John Bill · First published 1683Open the Tome
