A New and Compleat Treatise of the Doctrine of Fractions, Vu...

by Cunn, Mr Cunn

A discourse of wit

by David Abercromby

TIs feemingly improbable, yet very true, that the things we are moft acquainted with, we leaft know.

Essay on Virtue and Harmony

by William Jameson

IF there be fuch a Thing as Virtue or Morality, it muft be of univerfal Concern, and relate to every intelligent Agent w...

Arithmetical Collections and Improvements: Being a Complete ...

by Anthony Birks, John Birks

Principles of Moral Philosophy, Part 2

by George Turnbull

THIS paffage doth therefore neceffarily prefuppofe or include in it the truth of the following propofitions, each of whi...

A Prospect of the Consequences of the Present Conduct of Gre...

by Almon, John

The History Of The Five Indian Nations Of Canada Which Are D...

by Cadwallader Colden

THE firft Settlers of New-York having been little curious in inquiring into the Indian Affairs, further than what relate...

Letters Concerning the Love of God Between the Author of the...

by John Norris

THough fome morofe Gentlemen wou'd perhaps remit me to the Diftaff or the Kitchin, or at leaft to the Glafs and the Need...

Explanation of Scripture prophecy

by J. Bicheno

THE inftitutions of the Hindoos, civil and religious, are the moft refpectable for their antiquity of any that now fubfi...

An Essay On Ridicule

by Anonymous

AFTER a curious fubject has been unfuccefsfully treated by philofophers, poets, phyficians, and divines of reputation, i...