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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)

The Broken Merchants Complaint, Represented in a Dialogue Between a Scrivener and a Banker on the Royal-Exchange of London (1683)

A Prospective Glasse Wherein Englands Bondage Under the Normane Yoke, with the Rise, Growth, and Continuation Is Clearly Asserted, a Subject Not Yet Treated Upon Shewing How the Law Came to Be in an Unknown Tongue. (1649)

Decimarum & Oblationum Tabula, a Tything-Table and Oblations According to the Ecclesiastical Laws and Ordinances Established in the Church of England, Containing the Vey Letter of the Law. by W.C., Bach. of the Civil-Law. (1671)

The Rates of Marchandizes, as They Are Set Downe in [Th]e Booke of Rates, for the Custome and Subsidie of Poundage, and for the Custome and Subsidie of Clothes the Same Being Signed by the Kings Maiestie, and Sealed with the Great Seale of England (1612)

Advice Concerning Bills of Exchange Wherein Is Set Forth the Nature of Exchange of Monies, Several Forms of Bills of Exchange in Different Languages, Manner of Proceeding in Protest, Countermand (1684)

A Modest and Reasonable Examination of Some Things in VSE in the Church of England Sundrie Times Heretofore Misliked, and Now Lately, in a Booke Called the (Plea of the Innocent) and an Assertion for True and Christian Church Policy (1604)

The Poor Mechanick's Plea Against the Rich Clergy's Oppression Shewing Tithes Are No Gospel-Ministers Maintenance, How That Tithes Are Both Inconsistent with the Dispensation of the Laws and the Dispensation of the Gospel, by J.B. (1700)

The Famous and Wonderfull Recoverie of a Ship of Bristoll, Called the Exchange, from the Turkish Pirates of Argier. (1622)

An Introduction to Merchants-Accompts Containing Seven Distinct Questions or Accompts ... / By John Collins ... (1675)

A Sermon Against Clipping, Preach'd Before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, at Guild-Hall Chappel, on Decemb. 16. 1694 by W. Fleetwood. (1694)

Angliae Tutamen, Or, the Safety of England Being an Account of the Banks, Lotteries, Mines, Diving, Draining, Lifting, and Other Engines, and Many Pernicious Projects Now on Foot Tending to the Destruction of Trade and Commerce (1695)

Two Proposals, Humbly Offer'd to the Honourable House of Commons, Now Assembled in Parliament I. That a Duty Be Laid on Malt, in the Stead of the Present Duty on Beer and Ale (1696)

Counsel and Advice to All Builders for the Choice of Their Surveyours, Clarks of Their Works, Bricklayers, Masons, Carpenters, and Other Work-Men Therein Concerned

The Epitome of the Art of Husbandry Comprising All Necessary Directions for the Improvement of It ...

A Collection of the Severall Acts, Ordinances & Orders as Well of Parliament as of His Highness the Lord Protector (Now in Force) for the Levying of Monies by Way of Excise and New-Impost Together with Severall Orders of the Council (1655)

A Retrospect Into the Kings Certain Revenue Annexed to the Crown Under the Survey of His Majesties Court Exchequer

The Works of David Ricardo ...

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)

Articles of Peace & Commerce Between the Most Serene and Mighty Prince Charles II by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, 1682. (1682)