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• An historical account of all taxes, under what denomination soever; from the conquest to the death of K. George the First : Collected from the best historians, as well ancient as modern; likewise from many valuable manuscripts in the cotton and other libraries, and several offices in this kingdom. Shewing when the crown was supply'd, and impositions laid on the people, only by virtue of the King's prerogative, at what times the House of Lords alone has done the same, and when reduc'd to the Parliamentary method now establish'd. The whole intermix'd with divers remarkable occurrences, and a considerable number of particulars (which never before appear'd in print. By Captain John Stevens
  by: Stevens, John
  Published: (1733)
• The royal treasury of England, or, A general history of taxes from the conquest to the present time : collected from the best antient and modern historians
  by: Stevens, John
• An historical account of all taxes : under what denomination soever, from the conquest to the death of K. George the First
  by: Stevens, John
  Published: (1733)
• The royal treasury of England : or, an historical account of all taxes, under what denomination soever, from the Conquest to this present year. Collected from the best historians, as well antient as modern; likewise from many valuable manuscripts in the Cotton, and several other choice Libraries, and some peculiar Offices in this Kingdom. Containing a considerable Number of Particulars, not to be found in printed Books. Shewing when the Crown was supply'd, and Impositions laid on the People, only by Virtue of the King's Prerogative, at what Times the House of Lords alone has done the same, and when reduc'd to the Parliamentary Method now Establish'd. Intermixt with some other remarkable Occurrences
  by: Stevens, John
  Published: (1725)
• The royal treasury of England : or, a general history of taxes, from the Conquest to the present time. Collected from the best antient and modern historians; as likewise from many valuable manuscripts in the Cotton, and other libraries; as well as from some peculiar Offices in this Kingdom. Shewing when the Crown was supplied, and Impositions laid on the People, only by Virtue of the King's Prerogative; at what Time the House of Lords alone has done the same; and when reduced to the Parliamentary Method now Establish'd. The Whole intermixt with divers remarkable Occurrences; and a considerable Number of Particulars, which have not hitherto appear'd in Print. By the late Capt. John Stevens
  by: Stevens, John
  Published: (1728)