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A Guide for Malt-Worms, being a Description of the Manners and
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Cities of London and Westminster. 8vo.
London.
Paradise transplanted and restored in a most artful and lively Repre-
sentation of the several Creatures, &c. to be seen in Shooe-Lane,
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London. 1663.
A Trip through London; containing Observations on Men and Things.
London. 1728.

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An Account of some Roman Urns, and other Antiquities, lately digg'd up near Bishops-Gate, by J. Woodward. 8vo. London. 1713. Remarks upon the antient and present State of London, occasioned by some Roman Urns, &c. lately discovered. third Edition. 8vo. London. 1723.

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The Downe-fall of Dagon, or the taking downe of Cheap-side Crosse. 1643.

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London. King Charles His Augusta, or City Royal. 4to. London.

1648.
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155 The Privileges of the Free-Artificers of the City of London, defended. London. An Act for establishing a Ferry across the Thames at Ratcliff. 8vo. 1755. The humble Representation of Stevens Totton to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, 1795. 8vo. London. 1805.

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157

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The Abridgement of the Charter of the City of London. 4to. London.
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The Livery-Man; or plain Thoughts on Publick Affairs, &c. 8vo,

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The second Edition. 8vo.

8vo.

London. 1733.

London. 1733.

Remarks upon a Pamphlet called "The Report of the Committee, &c."
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A brief Memorial, wherein the present Case of the antient Leasees,
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London's Plague-Sore discovered. 4to.

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Fearefull Apparitions or the strangest Visions, that ever hath been
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London. 1647.
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The Chimney-Sweepers sad Complaint and humble Petition to the
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259 The Case of Samuel Horsey, Esq. Governor of the York Buildings

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