Anonymous [attributed to Thomas Hanmer], Some remarks on the tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, written by Mr. William Shakespeare (1736)Hanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1947Open the Tome
The Correspondence of Sir Thomas Hanmer with a Memoir of His LifeThomas Sir Hanmer · First published 1838NonfictionOpen the Tome
The correspondence of Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart, Speaker of the House of CommonsHanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1838Open the Tome
The Whigs Appeal to the Tories. In a Letter to Sir T--- H-----. With a Postscript Concerning the ...Sir Thomas Hanmer · First published 1711Open the Tome
Works of ShakespearWilliam Shakespeare, Sir Thomas Hanmer, Alexander Pope · First published 2018 · Latest edition 2023Open the Tome
Some remarks on the tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, written by Mr. William Shakespeare (1736)Hanmer, Thomas Sir. · First published 1947Open the Tome
A glossary explaining the obsolete and difficult words in the plays of ShakespearHanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1740Open the Tome
Some remarks on the tragedy of Hamlet prince of DenmarkHanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1736Open the Tome
Three speeches against continuing the army, etcWilliam Shippen, Edward Jeffreys, Hanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1718Open the Tome
The speech of the Speaker of the House of CommonsHanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1714Open the Tome
The speech of the speaker of the House of commons, on Saturday the 21st of August, 1714, upon presenting to the Lords justices the bill for the better support of His Majesty's household, and of the honour and diginty of the crown of Great BritainHanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1714Open the Tome
Father Cotton a Iesvite, the Kings confessour, his two and thirtie demands to the ministers of France, with the answers added at the end of every demandPierre Du Moulin, Pierre Coton, John Barnes, Edward Griffin, John Beale, Nathaniel Butter, Hanmer, Thomas Sir · First published 1615Open the Tome
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