James Digges La Touche

1709

• A freeholder's fourth address, to the merchants, traders, and others, the freemen and citizens of the city of Dublin
• A second letter to the commons of the city of Dublin
• A short but true history of the rise, progress, and happy suppression, of several late insurrections commonly called rebellions in Ireland. In a letter to His Grace the D. of N - -
• A short but true history of the rise, progress, and happy suppression, of several late insurrectionscommonly called rebellions in Ireland
• An address to the citizens of Dublin
• Anglia restaurata, or, The advantages that must accrue to the nation
• Anglia restaurata, or, The advantages that must accrue to the nation, by effectually putting a stop to the de'estable and ruinous practice of smuggling wool, from England and Ireland, to France, Ostend ...
• Excidium Angliae, or, A view of the fatal consequences attending the smuggling of wool
• Mr. La Touche's address to His Grace the Duke of Dorset
• The following letter is published in answer to the resolution in relation to Mr. Digges Latouche, entered into by a meeting of the citizens of Dublin, at the Taylors-Hall, on Thursday the 9th instant, ... To Mr. Hugh Henry
• Two letters on trade