| The Rudiments of an English Grammar (Joseph Priestley) |
1761 |
Works |
| The Scriptural Doctrine of Remission (Joseph Priestley) |
1761 |
Works |
| The History and Present State of Electricity (Joseph Priestley) |
1767 |
Works |
| A Free Address to Protestant Dissenters (Joseph Priestley) |
1768 |
Works |
| Remarks on Dr Blackstone's Commentaries (Joseph Priestley) |
1769 |
Works |
| Considerations on Church Authority (Joseph Priestley) |
1769 |
Works |
| New Chart of History (Joseph Priestley) |
1769 |
Works |
| A Familiar Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Perspective (Joseph Priestley) |
1770 |
Works |
| Observations on Modern Gardening, illustrated by descriptions (Thomas Whately) |
1770 |
Works |
| Observations on Reversionary Payments; on schemes for providing annuities for widows ... and on the National Debt. To which are added four essays on different subjects in the doctrine of Life Annuities ... Also, an appendix, containing ... tables, shewing (Richard Price) |
1771 |
Works |
| The Institutes of Natural and Revealed Religion (Joseph Priestley) |
1772 |
Works |
| The History of the Present State of Discoveries Relating to Vision, Light and Colours (Joseph Priestley) |
1772 |
Works |
| An Appeal to the Public on the subject of the National Debt. (Richard Price) |
1772 |
Works |
| Calculations and observations relating to the scheme of the Laudable Society for the benefit of widows. (Richard Price) |
1774 |
Works |
| An Examination of Dr. Reid's Inquiry [?] Dr. Beattie's Essay [?] and Dr. Oswald's Appeal (1774). (Joseph Priestley) |
1774 |
Works |
| Hartley's Theory of the Human Mind (Joseph Priestley) |
1775 |
Works |
| Bedlam, a ball, and Dr Price’s Observations on the nature of Civil Liberty. A poetical medley. (Richard Price) |
1776 |
Works |
| Civil Liberty asserted, and the rights of the subject defended, against the anarchial principles (Richard Price) |
1776 |
Works |
| Three Letters to Dr Price containing remarks on his Observations on the nature of Civil Liberty. (Richard Price) |
1776 |
Works |
| The Duty of the King and Subject on the principles of Civil Liberty: Colonists not entitled to self-government or to the same privileges with Britons; being an answer to Dr Price’s System of Fanatical Liberty. By the author of the Political Looking Glass. (Richard Price) |
1776 |
Works |
