Eleanora; or, A tragical but true case of incest in Great-Britain.

The History of Goody two shoes; otherwise called Mrs. Margery two shoes : With her means of acquiring learning, wisdom, and riches.
Published: (1793)

The History of Goody two shoes; otherwise called Mrs. Margery two shoes : With her means of acquiring learning, wisdom, and riches.
Published: (1790)

Royal novels: or, A new collection of enter taining histories and tragical stories : By Mrs. Behn and others. Containing, I. Oroonoko or the Royal slave. II. Elizabeth and the Earl of essex. III. The history of Prince Alasnam.
Published: (1791)

The True and affecting history, of the babes in the wood.
Published: (1800)

Cheap Repository. The Lancashire Collier girl. A true story.
Published: (1795)

The dutiful daughter or The tragical history of the misfortunes and sufferings of the Rt. Hon. Lady Eliza Courtnay V*rn*n. (Only daughter of Colonel V*rn*n,) from the age of fourteen to her unfortunate death intersperc'd with the memoirs of Sir. Charles T****k : A true story founded on facts, shewing that honours and riches in possession of the proud and avaricious will not produce happines. By a gentleman of the Middle Temple.
by: Gentleman of the Middle Temple
Published: (1775)

True delicacy; or, The history of Lady Frances Tylney, and Henry Cecil, Esq.
Published: (1769)

A full and true history of the bloody tragedy of Douglas, as it is now to be seen acting at the theatre in the Canongate.
by: Carlyle, Alexander, 1722-1805
Published: (1757)

The true and wonderful history of Nich. Hart : Or, A faithful account of the sleepy-man's visions. Giving a relation of his life from his birth to this present year, 1714. As 1. His birth and parentage, he being born while his mother was in a trance. 2. His journey to the East-Indies, Asia and America, with his return to London. And lastly, an interpretation of his dream or trance; therein he describes the true pathto heaven, with the manner and habit of the angels of each degree; as also the description of hell, with the eternal torments of the one, and the everlasting joys of the other, as he hath for four years dreamed on the5th day of August, since he has been in England.
by: Hill, William (Attorney)
Published: (1711)

The New School of love, or, True art of courtship : Shewing, how every one may know his partner's disposition and temper, by their hair, their eyes, and their nose, &c. With the interpretation of dreams and moles. To which is added, several love-letters, and songs, toasts and sentiments. The school of love.
Published: (1786)

The death and burial of Cock Robin : with the tragical death of A, apple-pie: the whole taken from the original manuscript, in the possession of Master Meanwell.
Published: (1798)

The history of Constantine the Great. Translated from the French of M. Le Beau.
by: Le Beau, Charles, 1701-1778
Published: (1776)

Earl Macartney's Embassy to China. This day is published, elegantly printed in one volume royal quarto, price 1l. 1s. in boards. A narrative of the British Embassy to China, in the years 1792, 1793, and 1794; By Æneas Anderson, then in the service of His Excellency Earl Macartney, K.B. ambassador from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China.
by: Debrett, John, -1822
Published: (1795)

The Little needle-woman: or The pleasures of work : Published with the approbation of the Princess Royal of Lillipu[t], for the entertainment of the ladies of Great-Britain and Ireland. Embellished with cuts.
Published: (1788)

Memoirs of Mrs. Margaret Leeson : Written by herself; and interspersed with several interesting and amusing anecdotes, of some of the most striking characters of Great-Britain and Ireland.
by: Leeson, Margaret
Published: (1795)

Truth come out: or, A dead wife the best way to keep a living estate : Being a full and true account of a great lady, supposed to have been dead some years, lay in state in the Strand: ...
Published: (1710)

Virtue rewarded, or, The fortunate servant maid being a true and particular account of Maria Rose, a farmer's daughter of Richmond, who came to London for a service, but was decoyed by an old bawd to King's place, but she made her escape by tying the sheets together, and letting herself out of the windown into the street; after which, Sir Henry Sinclair, a gentleman worth 8000l. a year, fell in love with her, and they were married last Monday, at St. George's Church, in consequence of which she is a lady ... her coach[.].
Published: (1710)

A Curious collection of novels : Containing, I. The female deserter; or, A flight from Whitehall. II. The grand French marqui; or, A dinner for a dog. III. The wife's contrivance; or, The husband outwitted. IV. The double adventure; or, Two cuckolds well met. V. The lawyer nonsuited; or, A true bill of cost. VI. The beaux's stratagem; or, The way to win her. VII. Nature in rebellion; or, The generous lover. VIII. Good luck at last; or, The virgin's simplicity.
Published: (1731)

The distress'd orphan; or, Love in a mad-house : Shewing, that she was left with a great fortune, to the care of an uncle, who would have married her contrary to her inclination, to his own son, and on her refusal to comply, and having fix'd her heart on Honorio, she was sent to a mad-house, where she continued, till her faithful lover sham'd himself mad, and by that means obtained her liberty. Interspersed with a great many entertaining letters. Written by herself, after her happy union with Honorio.
by: Matilda
Published: (1800)

The history of Thomas of Reading, and other worthy clothiers of England : Setting forth [t]heir mirth, great riches, and hospitality to the poor, and the great favotey gained with their prince. [In]cluding with the woeful death of Thomas of Reading, who was murdered by his host.
by: Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600
Published: (1795)

The history of Thomas of Reading : And other clothiers of England setting forth their mirth, great riches. And hospiality [t]o the poor; and the great favours they gain'd with their good prince. Concluding with the woeful death of Thomas of Reading, who was murdered by his cruel host.
by: Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600
Published: (1750)

Memoirs of the life of Elizabeth Cairns : Written by herself some years before her death; and now taken from her own original copy with great care and diligence.
by: Cairns, Elizabeth, 1685-1741
Published: (1762)

An essay on the rationality of brutes : With a philosophical comparison between Dr. Codgill inspector general of Town-Island. And mango, the great monkey, director general of the pantomime performers in the Haymarket.
by: Henry, David, 1710-1792
Published: (1752)

The Distressed lady: or, The Yorkshire beauty : Made happy. A faithful and true story; Shewing how a young lady came up to London to seek her fortune, and how she fell in love with a gentleman who wanted to debauch her, but it pleased divine providence to make her too powerful for him; the gentleman then went out of his senses, and after the young lady had gone through a multiplicity of misfortunes, and aggravated by the ties of virtue and honour had an immense estate left her, and her sincere love, and his honour were at last happily crown'd by marrying the gentleman, of whose great abilities she at the beginning of their first interview had a great reason to doubt. By this we see the unsearchable wisdom of God Almighty. To which is added, Ovid's art of beauty.
Published: (1790)

A Strange and wonderful relation of one Peter Hunter, laird of Knap, in the parish of Ross, in the shire of Perth, about four miles from Dundee, who was buried the second of last month. Shewing, how he rose up, after he had been sometime dead; and spoke to those around him;-Confessing many great sins he had been guilty of in his life time; such as robbery, murder, theft, oppressing the poor in times of dearth &c. With his solemn warning to all who are guilty of such crimes, to repent. Licensed, and entered according to order.
Published: (1780)

The History of intriguing, from its original, to the present times : Proving by undeniable examples, that the greatest emperors, kings, queens, princes, princesses, legislators, philosophers, &c. have been the chief promoters of the great arts of love and intrigue. Together with three modern characters annexed, viz. the cunning wanton: or, Intriguing lady. The fashionable bawd: or, The lady's confident. The great man's prostitute: or, The original of an actress taken into keeping.
Published: (1738)

Mother bunch's fairy tales : Published for the amusement of all those little masters and misses who, by duty to their parents, and obedience to their superiors, aim at becoming great lords and ladies. Adorned with copperplate cuts.
Published: (1795)

Belisarius : By M. Marmontel, member of the French Academy. To which are added, fragments of moral Philosophy. By the same author, in three essays, never before translated; I. Of glory. II. Of the Great. III. Of Grandeur.
by: Marmontel, Jean-François, 1723-1799
Published: (1774)

The prude: a novel. By a Young lady.
by: MA. A.
Published: (1724)

Memoirs of a Coxcomb.
by: Cleland, John, 1709-1789
Published: (1751)

Female fortitude; or, The powers of love : containing the history of an intrepid lady, who commanded at several successful sieges, and depicting love and madness, a true story. Being a narrative of interesting facts. Now published for the entertainment of both sexes. Found among the papers of a brave officer, who was killed at the general captivity of York-Town. ...
Published: (1784)

Hortesia: or, The disterssed wife. A novel. By a Lady.
by: Bonhote, Elizabeth, 1744-1818
Published: (1769)

The independent. A novel.
by: M'Donald, A. (Andrew), 1755?-1790
Published: (1784)

A Sunday reading : The grand assizes; or, General gaol delivery. To which is aded, the day of judgment; or The grand reckoning.
by: More, Hannah, 1745-1833
Published: (1800)

Idalia. A novel : Founded on facts. In two volumes.
Published: (1800)

Georgina, a novel : In two volumes. By Mrs. Howell.
by: Howell, Mrs. (Ann)
Published: (1796)