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• An impartial account of all the material transactions of the grand fleet and land forces from their first setting out from Spithead : June the 29. till his Grace the Duke of Ormond's arrival at Deal, November the 7th. 1702. In which is included a particular Relation of the Expedition at Cadiz, and the Glorious Victory at Vigo. By an Officer that was present in those Actions
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  Published: (1703)
• The life and character of James Butler : late Duke, Marquis and Earl of Ormond; Earl of Brecknock and Ossery, Viscount Thurlo, Baron of Lanthony and Moor-Park, Baron of Arcklow, &c. with a particular account of all his battles; and an impartial relation of the rise, Grandeur, Merit, and Personal Endowments of that illustrious family. Together with The Particulars of the Marriages, Descents, and Deaths of the said Family, ever since King Henry Il's Reign. The whole publish'd from authentick manuscripts. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Charles Butler, Lord Butler of Weston, and Earl of Arran, in the Kingdom of Ireland; Chancellor of the University of Oxford, and Lord High Steward of Westminster
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  Published: (1729)
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  by: T. B.
  Published: (1729)
• A tale concerning a swan. How that Swan did swim; and several other matters fit for babes to hear, and know, and be instructed in. To be told ny Nurses to their Children when they teach them to speak. Translated from several Original Manuscripts
  Published: (1715)
• Faithful memoirs of the life and actions of James Butler, late Duke of Ormonde, &c. Containing, An Account of his Birth of his Behaviour and Actions from the Time of the Revolution to his Flight into France; his Gallantries in Ireland and Flanders; some Secrets relating to his Conduct, after he was made Commander in Chief of Queen Anne's Forces, in the Room of the late D. of Marlborough; and the Motives by which he was dup'd by the Lord Bolingbroke, then Secretary of State; also the Particulars of his being impeach'd of High Treason, and other High Crimes and Misdemeanors; and the Speeches in his Behalf, made on Tuesday the 21st of June 1715, in the House of Commons, by Archibald Hutchinson, Esq; Sir Joseph Jekyll, Master of the Rolls, the Generals Ross and Lumley, Sir William Wyndham, Tho. Onslow, Esq; Mr. Ward, Mr. Hungerford, &c. In which is intersper'd the Discourse that passed between his then Grace of Ormonde and Dr. Atterbury, at that Time Bishop of Rochester, at Richmond, on the 20th of July 1715, when the Duke was signing a Letter of Submission to his late Majesty; and the Reasons laid down by the Bishop, in order to dissuade him from the same
  Published: (1732)