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A modest Survey of that Celebrated Tragedy The Distrest Mother. 1712.

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a Poem in Miltonick Verse, with a Preface containing some Remarks upon Milton. 1712.

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An Essay on the Poets. 1717.

Congratulatory Verses to Edward Biddle

with some

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The Critick. January 6 to June 22, 1718.

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with a

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The Eagle, a Fable on the Times. With an Essay on Fable

The Censor Censured; or, The Conscious Lovers examin'd: in a dialogue . . . into which Mr. Dennis is introduced. 1723.

and for

An Essay upon Kings, Poets, Stoics, Sceptics .
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The many Advantages of a good Language to any Nation:
With an Examination of the present State of our own:
As also, an Essay towards correcting some Things that
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A letter to my Lord

on the present Diversions of the

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Done from the French.

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...

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...

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The Comical Gallant

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The Person of Quality's Answer to Mr. Collier's Letter,
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1721.

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1722.

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Farquhar, George. Love and Business .

.

A Discourse like

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translated

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To which is

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