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Certaine Plaine and Easie Demonstrations of Divers Easie Wayes and Meanes for the Improving of Any Manner of Barren Land ... Published for the Increasing of the Wealth and Prosperitie of the Nation, and the Benefit of the Poore (1657)

Istleworth-Syons Peace Containing Certain Articles of Agreement Made Between the Right Honourable Algernoone Earle of Northumberland, & Lord of the Mannor of Istleworth-Syon in the County of Middlesex, Peter Dodsworth (1657)

To the Honourable the Commons of England Assembled in Parliament Proposals Humbly Offered to Raise Five Hundred Thousand Pounds Per Annum, to Make Good the Adulterated and Defaced Coin of This Kingdom Without Hurting the Subject (1695)

Samuel Hartlib, His Legacy of Husbandry Wherein Are Bequeathed to the Common-Wealth of England, Not Onely Braband and Flanders, But Also Many More Outlandish and Domestick Experiments and Secrets (1655)

The Compleat Surveyor Containing the Whole Art of Surveying of Land, by Plain Table, Circumferentor, Theodolite, Peractor, and Other Instruments (1674)

The Larger Treatise Concerning Tithes Long Since Written and Promised by Sir Hen. Spelman, Knight; Together with Some Other Tracts of the Same Authour and a Fragment of Sir Francis Bigot, Knight, All Touching the Same Subject (1647)

A Letter to a Member of Parliament, Occasioned, by the Growing Poverty of the Nation, from the Want and Decay of Trade, and Wrong Management Thereof with Some Overtures, for Encreasing and Promoting the One and Rectifying the Other. (1700)

Short Observations on a Printed Paper, Intituled, for Encouraging the Coining Silver Money in England, and After for Keeping It Here (1695)

A Brief of Proceedings Between Sr. Hierom Sankey and Dr. Vvilliam Petty with the State of the Controversy Between Them Tendered to All Indifferent Persons. (1659)

de Successionibus Apud Anglos, Or, a Treatise of Hereditary Descents Shewing the Rise, Progress and Successive Alterations Thereof

The Miracles Perform'd by Money a Poem / By the Author of the Humours of a Coffee-House. (1692)

Pecuniae Obediunt Omnia Money Does Master All Things

The Great Case of the Tythes and Forced Maitenance [Sic] Once More Revived the True State Thereof Enquired Into, Before the Law, Under the Law, Among the Jews

Decimarum & Oblationum Tabula, a Tything Table, Or, Table of Tithes and Oblations According to the Ecclesiastical Laws and Ordinances Established in the Church of England, Now Newly-Reduced Into a Book (1662)

Discourse Concerning the Trade of Ireland and Scotland, as They Stand in Competition with the Trade of England Being Taken Out of an Essay on Trade

A Further Attempt Towards the Reformation of the Coin with Expedients for Preventing the Stop of Commerce During the Re-Coinage, and Supplying the Mint with a Sufficient Quantity of Bullion ... / By R. Ford. (1696)

Reasons Assigned by William Prynne, & (1649)

The Present Interest of England, Or, a Confutation of the Whiggish Conspiratours Anti-Monyan Principle Shewing from Reason and Experience the Ways to Make the Government Safe, the King Great, the People Happy, Money Plentifull, and Trade Flourish. (1683)

Actions Upon the Case for Deeds Viz. Contracts, Assumpsits, Deceipts, Nusances, Trover and Conversion, Delivery of Goods, and for Other Male-Feasance and MIS-Feasance

Discourse Upon Grants and Resumptions Showing How Our Ancestors Have Proceeded with Such Ministers as Have Procured to Themselves Grants of the Crown-Revenue (1700)