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• The Independent Whig.
• Number XXXIII.: The Ignorance of the High-church Vulgar, and Its Causes.
• Number XXXIV.: Of Fasting. Part 2.
• Number XXXV.: Of Reason.
• Number XXXVI.: Of the Peace of the Church.
• Number XXXVII.: The Enmity of the High Clergy to the Bible.
• Number XXXVIII.: Of Penance and Religious Revellings.
• Number XXXIX.: Priests Afraid of Ridicule.
• Number Xl.: of Priestly Cruelty.
• Number Xli.: the Folly of the Clergy ’s Demanding Respect When Their Characters Are Bad: With the Equity of Universal Toleration, and of Judging For Ourselves.
• Number Xlii.: of High-church Atheism.
• Number Xliii.: of High-church Atheism. Part 2.
• Number Xliv.: of High-church Atheism. Part 3.
• Number Xlv.: of High-church Atheism. Part 4.
• Number Xlvi.: of High-church Atheism. Part 5.
• Number Xlvii.: No Priests Instituted By the Christian Religion.
• Number Xlviii.: All Priestly Power Inconsistent With the Gospel, and Renounced By It.
• Number Xlix.: the Same Subject Continued.
• Number L.: an Inquiry Into Religious Establishments, With a Further Confutation of the Impious and Absurd Claims of High Priests.
• Number Li.: of the Three High Churches In England.
• Number Li.: an Analogy Between Ancient Heathenism and Modern Priestcraft.
• Number Liii.: Priestly Empire Founded On the Weaknesses of Human Nature.
• Number Liv.: In What Only True Religion Consists.
• Advertisement.
• The Craftsmen. a Sermon, Or Paraphrase, Upon Several Verses In the 19 Th Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles.
• A Letter to a Gentleman At Edinburgh, &c.
• M. S. Johannis Trenchard, Armigeri.
• A Monument Sacred to the Memory of John Trenchard, Esq;

M. S. Johannis Trenchard, Armigeri.

• QUI, quamvis antiqua stispe ortus, multisque opibus florens,
• Neque domo, neque pecunia, præcipuam sibi laudem Assecutus est.
• Quam alii claritudine generis,
• (Majoribus innixi)
• Quam alii divitiis
• Gloriam oftentant fortuitam & inanem,
• Ille virtute ingenioque
• Sinceram, propriamque, & mansuram sibi comparavit:
• Solertia & morum sanctitate, imaginibus domus,
• Præluxit.
• Vim animi, integritatem vitæ, in patriam suosque caritatem
• Pauci æquarunt; antecessere nulli.
• Pucritia vix egressus, Foro vacavit,
• Legum peritus, causisque orandis validus:
• Sed jurgiis Forensibus atque lucro statim valedicens,
• Secessum dilexit, vitamque privatam.
• Reip. tamen curam, nunquam sibi neglectam,