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An Introduction to Merchants Accounts Containing Five Distinct Questions or Accounts. 1. an Easie Question to Enter Beginners, with Instructions to Post, Stated Two Severall Wayes, Upon Several Suppositions (1653)

The Excise Rectify'd, Or, a Plain Demonstration That the Revenue Now Raised Thereby, Is Capable of Being Improved at Least Four or Five Hundred Thousand Pounds Per Annum, Which Is Now Paid by the Subject (1696)

The Rates of the Custome House Reduced Into a Much Better Order for the Redier Finding of Any Thing Therin Contained Then at Any Time Heertofore Hath Been & Now Again Corrected and Amended (1574)

The Rates of Marchandizes as They Are Set Downe in the Booke of Rates for the Custome and Subsidie of Poundage, and for the Custome and Subs[i]die of Clothes the Same Beeing Signed by the Kings Maiestie, and Sealed with the Great Seale of England (1608)

An Answer to Those Printed Papers Published in March Last 1640 by the Late Patentees of Salt in Their Pretended Defence and Against Free Trade Composed by Iohn Davies. (1641)

A Short Discourse about Our Keeping Our Money Shewing That Our Money May Be Kept Among Our Selves, and Yet Our Confederates Strongly Assisted, by a Descent Upon France. by E.L. (1696)

Remains of Sir Walter Raleigh Viz. Maxims of State. Advice to His Son

An Abstract of the Several Acts of Parliament for Granting to His Majesty Certain Duties Upon Marriages, Births, Burials, and Upon Batchelors and Widowers; As Also Upon Houses. (1700)

Remains of Sir Vvalter Raleigh Viz. Maxims of State. Advice to His Son

The East-India-Trade a Most Profitable Trade to the Kingdom. and Best Secured and Improved in a Company, and a Joint-Stock. Represented in a Letter Written Upon the Occasion of Two Letters Lately Published, Insinuating the Contrary. (1677)

The Linnen and Woollen Manufactory Discoursed with the Nature of Companies and Trade in General

Proteus Redivivus

A Discourse of Coin and Coinage the First Invention, VSE, Matter, Forms, Proportions, and Differences, Ancient and Modern

The Report of the Commissioners Apppointed by Parliament to Enquire Into the Irish Forfeitures Delivered to the Honble House of Commons December 15, 1699

Proposals Presented to His Highness Oliver, Lord Protector of England, and to the High Court of Parliament Now Assembled for the Calling to a True and Just Accompt All Committee-Men, Sequestrators, Treasures. by Tho. Violet. (1656)

An Answer to the Severall Petitions of Late Exhibited to the High Court of Parliament and to His Excellency the Lord General Cromwell by the Poor Husband-Men, Farmers and Tenants (1652)

A New Discourse of Trade, Wherein Is Recommended Several Weighty Points Relating to Companies of Merchants. the Act of Navigation. Naturalization of Strangers. and Our Woollen Manufactures. the Ballance of Trade (1694)

Legal and Other Reasons Presented to His Most Excellent Majesty, King Charles II. and to Both His Honorable Houses of Parliament, Why the Subjects of England, Should Not Be Imprisoned for Debt or Damages, or Any Thing Thereunto Relating (1675)

The Vvhole Art of Husbandry Contained in Foure Bookes. by Captaine Garvase Markham. (1614)

The Boke of Surueying, and Improuementes Newly Corrected and Amended, Very Necessarye for All Men. (1560)