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[Bruce, William] Remarks on a Pamphlet Intitled Considerations on the Late Bill for Paying the National Debt (Dublin, 1754)

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Burke, Edmund The History of American Taxation from the Year 1763 (Dublin, 1775)

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[Caldwell, Sir James], An Address to the House of Commons of Ireland (Dublin, 1771)

Caldwell, James, An Enquiry how far the Restrictions Laid upon the Trade of Ireland, by British Acts of Parliament, are a Benefit or a Disadvantage to the British Dominions in General, and to England in Particular (Dublin, 1779)

[Campbell, Thomas], A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland, in a Series of Letters to John Watkinson, M. D. (Dublin, 1778)

A Candid Display, of the Reciprocal Conduct of Great Britain and her Colonies (Dublin, n.d. — 1780?)

The Case Fairly Stated, Relative to an Act Lately Passed in this Kingdom against the Exportation of Corn (Dublin, 1766)

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A Comparative View of the Public Burdens of Great Britain and Ireland. With a Proposal for Putting both Islands on an Equality, in Regard to the Freedom of Foreign Trade (London printed and Dublin reprinted, 1779)

Considerations on the Present State of the Military Establishment of this Kingdom, Addressed to the Knights, Citizens, Burgesses of Ireland in Parliament Assembled (Dublin, 1768)

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Debates of the House of Commons of Ireland, on a Motion whether the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, and the Lords and Commons of Ireland, are the Only Power Competent to Bind or Enact Laws in this Kingdom (Dublin, 1780)

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[Ferguson, Adam], Remarks on a Pamphlet Lately Published by Dr. Price (Dublin, 1776)

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Forman, Charles, A Letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Sutton for Disbanding the Irish Regiments in the Service of France and Spain (Dublin, 1728)

[French, Richard], The Constitution of Ireland and Poynings' Laws Explained (Dublin, 1770)

[Grattan, Henry], Observations on the Mutiny Bill; with some Strictures on Lord Buckinghamshire's Administration in Ireland (Dublin, 1781)

‘A Grazier’, Thoughts on the Present Alarming Crisis of Affairs: Humbly Submitted to the Serious Consideration of the People of Ireland (Dublin, 1779)

[Hely Hutchinson, John], The Commercial Restraints of Ireland Considered (Dublin, 1779)

[Henry, William], An Appeal to the People of Ireland (Dublin, 1749)

[Hill, Arthur], A Proposal for Uniting the Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland (Dublin, 1751)

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Houlton, Robert, A Selection of Political Letters, which Appeared during the Administrations of the Earls of Buckinghamshire and Carlisle, under the Signatures of Junius-Brutus, Hampden, the Constitutional Watchman, and Lucius Hibernicus (Dublin, 1782)

[Howard, Gorges Edmond], Some Questions upon the Legislative Constitution of Ireland (Dublin, 1770)

A Humble Remonstrance, for the Repeal of the Laws against the Roman Catholics (Dublin, 1778)

Ireland's Glory; or, a Comparative View of Ireland in the Years 1776 and 1783 (Newry, n.d. — 1783?)

[Jebb, Frederick], The Letters of Guatimozin, on the Affairs of Ireland (Dublin, 1779)

[Jebb, Frederick and Johnson, Robert], Thoughts on the Discontents of the People Last Year, respecting the Sugar Duties (Dublin, 1781)

Kearney, Michael, Lectures concerning History Read during the Year 1775, in Trinity College, Dublin (Dublin, 1776)

Kennedy, Gilbert, The Wicked Ruler: or, the Mischiefs of Absolute Arbitrary Power (Belfast, 1745)

Kennedy, Gilbert A Sermon Preach'd at Belfast, on Tuesday, April 25th, 1749 (Belfast, 1749)

[King, William], The State of the Protestants under the late King James's Government (London, 1691)

[Kirkpatrick, James], An Historical Essay upon the Loyalty of Presbyterians in Great Britain and Ireland from the Reformation to this Present Year 1713 (Belfast, 1713)

[Langrishe, Sir Hercules], Considerations on the Dependencies of Great Britain (London, 1769)

[La Touche, James Digges], A Short but True History of the Rise, Progress, and Happy Suppression, of Several Late Insurrections Commonly Called Rebellions in Ireland (Dublin, 1760)

A Layman's Sermon, Preached at the Patriot Club of the County of Armagh, which Met at Armagh, the 3d of September, 1755 (Dublin, 1755)

Leland, Thomas, A Sermon Preached in the Church of St Anne's, Dublin, on Wednesday the 10th of February, 1779 (Dublin, 1779)

A Letter from a Member of the House of Commons, to a Chief Magistrate of a Borough (Dublin, 1749)

A Letter from the Town of Boston, to C. Lucas, Esq. (Dublin, n.d. — 1770?)

A Letter to a Noble Lord, in Answer to his Address to the People of Ireland, with some Interesting Reflections on the Present State of Affairs, and a Short Address to Lord T—ns—d (Dublin, 1770)

A Letter to a Person of Distinction in Town, from a Gentleman in the Country (Dublin, 1753)

A Letter to Charles Lucas, M. D. Relative to the Annual Stipend of Three Hundred and Sixty-five Pounds, Proposed to be Paid him, during the City's Pleasure (Dublin, n.d. — 1766?)

A Letter to Sir L—s O—n, Bart. on the Late Prorogation; and in Answer to his Letter to Mr Faulkner, on the Subject of the Rejected Money-Bill (Dublin, 1770)

A Letter to the People of Ireland, on the Expediency and Necessity of the Present Associations in Ireland, in Favour of our own Manufacture (Dublin, 1779)

A Letter to the Right Honourable J—P—, S—r of the H—e of C—s in I—d, third edition (London, 1767)

A Letter to William Eden, Esq. Occasioned by a Pamphlet Commonly Attributed to Him (Dublin, 1781)

A List of the Absentees of Ireland and an Estimate of the Yearly Value of their Estates and Incomes Spent Abroad (Dublin, 1767)

Lord Taaffe's Observations upon the Affairs of Ireland Examined and Confuted (Dublin, 1767)

Lucas, Charles, The Political Constitutions of Great-Britain and Ireland, Asserted and Vindicated (London, 1751)

Lucas, Charles An Appeal to the Commons and Citizens of London (London, 1756)

Lucas, Charles To the Right Honourable, the Lord-Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, Commons, Citizens, and Freeholders of Dublin (Dublin, 1765)

Lucas, Charles A Second Address to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, Sheriffs, Commons, Citizens, and Freeholders of the City of Dublin (Dublin, 1766)

Lucas, Charles A Third Address to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Board of Aldermen, and the Sheriffs, Commons, and Citizens, of Dublin (Dublin, 1766)

Lucas, Charles A Seasonable Advice to the Electors of Members of Parlement at the Ensuing General Election (Dublin, 1768)

Lucas, Charles To the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor … upon the Proposed Augmentation of the Military Establishment (Dublin, 1768)

Lucas, Charles The Rights and Privileges of Parlements Asserted upon Constitutional Principles (Dublin, 1770)

[Macartney, Sir George], An Account of Ireland in 1773 (London, 1773)

[McAuley, Alexander], Septennial Parliaments Vindicated: or, Freedom against Oligarchy (Dublin, 1762)

McAuley, Alexander, An Inquiry into the Legality of Pensions on the Irish Establishment (London, 1763)

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Madden, Samuel, Reflections and Resolutions Proper for the Gentlemen of Ireland (Dublin, 1738)

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