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William Hawkins

1637

  • A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown; or a System of the Principal Matters Relating to That Subject, ... By William Hawkins, ... The Seventh EditionA Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown; or a System of the Principal Matters Relating to That Subject, ... By William Hawkins, ... The Seventh Edition
  • A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown; or, a System of the Principal Matters Relating to That Subject, Digested Under Proper Heads. In two Books The ... Prefixed. By Thomas Leach, ... of 2; Volume 2A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown; or, a System of the Principal Matters Relating to That Subject, Digested Under Proper Heads. In two Books The ... Prefixed. By Thomas Leach, ... of 2; Volume 2
  • Dancing aloneDancing alone
  • Discourses On Scripture MysteriesDiscourses On Scripture Mysteries
  • Henry and Rosamond. A Tragedy. Dedicated to Sir John Philipps, Bart. By William Hawkins,Henry and Rosamond. A Tragedy. Dedicated to Sir John Philipps, Bart. By William Hawkins,
  • Tell the mischief.Tell the mischief.
  • The big red pocketbook, a novelThe big red pocketbook, a novel
  • The gift of spaceThe gift of space
  • The open borders lobby and the nation's security after 9/11The open borders lobby and the nation's security after 9/11
  • The Pretences of Enthusiasts, as Grounded in the Articles of the Church, Considered, and ConfutedThe Pretences of Enthusiasts, as Grounded in the Articles of the Church, Considered, and Confuted
  • The Principle of the Confessional Considered and Confuted. Being the Substance of two Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford, in the Years 1772 and 1773. By William Hawkins, M.A.The Principle of the Confessional Considered and Confuted. Being the Substance of two Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford, in the Years 1772 and 1773. By William Hawkins, M.A.
  • The Thimble, an Heroi-comical Poem, in Four Cantos. Dedicated to Miss Anna-Maria Woodford. By a Gentleman of OxfordThe Thimble, an Heroi-comical Poem, in Four Cantos. Dedicated to Miss Anna-Maria Woodford. By a Gentleman of Oxford