| |
1707 |
Brown, Thomas |
| An Account of Some Late Designs to Create a Misunderstanding betwixt the King and his People . . . |
1702 |
Anon |
| An Anagram on Daniel de Fo, author of the pamphlet, entitled, A Review, &c. Together with some brief reflections on the licentiousness of the times … |
1710 |
"Q.T." |
| An Author to be Lett |
1729 |
Savage, Richard |
| The Battle of the Authors Lately Fought in Covent-Garden… |
1720 |
Anon |
| A Brief and Merry History of Great Britain |
1740 |
Hilliar, Anthony |
| The Case of Opposition Stated, Between the Craftsmen and the People. Occasioned by his Paper of December the 4th, 1731. |
1731 |
Arnall, William |
| A Caveat Against the Whigs |
1712 |
Hornby, Charles |
| Corn-Cutter's Journal, 74 (Feb 25, 1735) |
1735 |
|
| Daniel the Prophet No Conjurer : or, His Scandal Club’s Scandalous Ballad Called The Tackers … |
1705 |
Anon |
| "Defoe on Apparitions" in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. VI, No. XXXII (November 1819) |
1819 |
Anon |
| A Detection of the Secret History of the White Staff… |
1714 |
Anon |
| “A Dialogue between Church and No-Church : or, A Rehearsal of the Review” in State Tracts: Containing Many Necessary Observations and Reflections of the State of our Affairs at Home and Abroad; with Some Secret Memoirs. |
1715 |
Browne, Joseph |
| [Preface and 'A Letter to Mr Daniel Foe' in] Dissenters Self-Condemn'd: being a full Answer to Mr De Laune’s Plea for the Non-Conformists, lately Recommended by Mr Daniel Foe, Author of the Review … |
1710 |
Robertson, William |
| The Dissenting Hypocrite, or; Occasional Conformist . . . |
1704 |
Ward, Edward |
| The Dunciad Variorum |
1729 (2nd ed) |
Pope, Alexander |
| Dunton’s Whipping-Post… |
1706 |
Dunton, John |
| [Preface to] The Dyet of Poland, a Satyr. Consider'd Paragraph by Paragraph . . . |
1705 |
Anon |
| Emilius and Sophia : Or, A New System of Education |
1762 |
Rousseau, Jean Jacques |
| An Equivalent for De Foe |
1706 |
Anon |
| Essays, Biographical, Critical and Historical, Illustrative of the Tatler, Spectator and Guardian (Vol 1) |
1805 |
Drake, Nathan |
| A Father’s Instructions; Consisting of Moral Tales… |
1800 (9th ed) |
Percival Thomas |
| The Female Critick; or, Letters in Drollery from Ladies to their Humble Servants . . . |
1701 |
Anon |
| Forester (in ‘Moral Tales for Young People’) |
1806
(2nd ed)
|
Edgeworth Maria |
| The Fox with his Fire-brand Unkennell'd and insnar'd . . . |
1703 |
Anon |
| Gates of Hell Open’d : in a Dialogue between the Observator and Review… |
1711 |
Anon |
| Gentleman's Magazine, 1st Series, IX (September 1731) : Grub Street Journal, September 23, Number 90 |
1731 |
|
| Gentleman’s Magazine, 2nd Series, XXIII (November 1732) |
1732 |
|
| Gentleman's Magazine, 3rd Series, XXV (January 1733) : Daily Courant, January 18 |
1733 |
|
| Gentleman's Magazine, LIII, Pt 1 (May 1783) |
1783 |
|
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LIV, Number 3 (March 1784) |
1784 |
|
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LV, Part 2, Number 11 (November 1785) |
1785 |
‘Philobiblios’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine,
LV, Part 2, Number 12 (December 1785) |
1785 |
‘Langbourniensis’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LVII, Part 2, Number 6 (December 1787) |
1787 |
Harwood, Junior, Edward |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LVII, Part 2, Supplement (December 1787) |
1787 |
‘A Subscriber’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LVIII, Part 1, Number 3 (March 1788) |
1788 |
‘H.D.’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LVIII, Part 1, Number 3 (March 1788) |
1788 |
‘W.W.’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LIX, Part 2, Number 5 (November 1788) |
1789 |
‘Borealis’ |
| Gentleman’s Magazine, LIX, Part 2, Supplement (December 1789) |
1789 |
‘A Friend to British Travel’ |
| Guardian of Education, 3
|
1804 | Trimmer, Sarah
|
|
Guardian of Education, 3 |
1804 | Trimmer, Sarah
|
| Grub Street Journal |
1731 |
Anon |
| An Historical Account of the Lives and Writings of our most Considerable English Poets… |
1720 |
Jacob, Giles |
| A History of England During the Reigns of K. William, Q. Anne and K. George I (2 volumes) |
1746 |
Ralph, James |
| The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Halifax, in Yorkshire |
1775 |
Watson, John |
| The History and Antiquities of Stoke Newington
|
1820 | Robinson, William
|
| The History of England |
1735 |
Oldmixon, John |
| A Hue and Cry After Daniel Foe, and his Coventry Beast: with a letter from that worthy horse-courser to a friend of Mr Mayo in Coventry that lent it him. |
1711 |
Anon |
| Introduction to The History of Laetitia Atkins, Vulgarly Called Moll Flanders… |
1776 |
Noble, Francis |
| Introduction to Popular Romances : Consisting of Imaginary Voyages and Travels
|
1812 | Weber, Henry William
|
| Judas Discuver'd, and Catch'd at Last: Or, Daniel de Foe in Lobs Pound . . . |
1713 |
Anon |
| ‘Lecture XXXVII’ in : Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres |
1783 |
Blair, Hugh |
| A Letter from a Member of the House of Commons of Ireland, to a Member of the House of Commons in England, Concerning the Sacramental Test |
1709; Rep'd 1735 |
Swift, Jonathan |
| A Letter from a Tory Freeholder to his Representative in Parliament … |
1712 |
Anon |
| "Letter to the Editor" in Christian Observer & Advocate, Volume 30 (December 1830) |
"An Old Member" | 1830
|
| A Letter to the Society of Booksellers, or the Method of Forming a True Judgement of the Manuscripts of Authors |
1738 |
Anon |
| The Life and Errors of John Dunton |
1705 |
Dunton, John |
| The Life and Errors of John Dunton, Citizen of London (Two Volumes)
|
1818 | Nichols [ed], John Bowyer
|
| The Life of DD (Preface to The History of the Union) |
1786 |
Chalmers, George |
| The Lives of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland |
1753 |
Cibber [et al], Theophilus |
| The Lockhart Papers (ed. by Anthony Aufrere) (2 volumes)
|
1817 | Lockhart, George
|
| London Magazine, 38 (July 1769) |
1769 |
|
| The Monster: or, The World Turn'd Topsy Turvy |
1705 |
Anon |
| Monthly Review, 52, Number 3 (March 1775) |
1775 |
|
| Monthly Review, LXXVII (December 1787) |
1787 |
Hirons, Jab--z |
| Monthly Review, LXXVII (December 1787) |
1787 |
Anderson, James |
| Monthly Review, 2nd Series, 3 (December 1790) |
1790 |
Noorthouk, John |
| The New Association, Part II |
1703 |
Leslie, Charles |
| Naufragia, or, Historical Memoirs of Shipwrecks and of the Providential Deliverance of Vessels (2 vols)
|
1805 | Clarke, James Stanier
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VII (31/12/1864) : "Notes : 'Letters of Daniel Defoe'"
|
"L.O." | 1864 |
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VII (21/01/1865) : "Replies : 'Daniel Defoe and The London Review'"
|
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VII (25/03/1865) : "Replies : 'Daniel Defoe, the News Writer'"
|
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VII (29/04/1865) : "Daniel Defoe the News Writer"
|
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VII (03/06/1865) : "A Moral Satire, by Daniel Defoe"
|
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VIII (08/07/1865) : "Daniel Defoe on Assassination of Rulers"
|
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, VIII (05/08/1865) : "Daniel Defoe on Assassination of Rulers" [Second article] |
Lee, William | 1865
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, IX (17/02/1866) : "Replies : 'Servitude : A Poem'"
|
Lee, William | 1866
|
| Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, XI (20/04/1867) : "Queries : 'De Foe : The True-Born Englishman : Ban |
"Clarry" | 1867
|
| Notes and Queries, 4th Series, II (17/10/1868) : "Queries with Answers"
|
Watson, J | 1868
|
| Notes and Queries, 4th Series, IV (13/11/1869) : 'Defoe's "History of the Devil"
|
"R.C.L." | 1869
|
| Notes and Queries, 4th Series, IV (18/12/1869) : Response : 'Defoe's "History of the Devil"
|
"J.W.W." | 1869
|
| Notes and Queries, 4th Series, V (12/02/1870) : "Replies : 'Defoe : Mercurius Politicus : Mesnager's |
Lee, William | 1870
|
| Notes and Queries, 4th Series, V (19/02/1870) : "Replies : 'Defoe : Mercurius Politicus : Mesnager's |
Lee, William | 1870
|
|
Notes and Queries, 5th Series, V (22/04/1876) : 'Queries : Lord Macaulay and Daniel Defoe' |
Crossley, James | 1876
|
| Notes and Queries, 7th Series, VII (25/05/1889) : "Defoe's 'Consolidator'"
|
Aitken, George A | 1889
|
| ‘On Fable and Romance’ from : Dissertations Moral and Critical |
1783 |
Beattie, James |
| Preface to Faulkner : A Tragedy
|
1807 | Godwin, William
|
| Preface to Robinson Crusoe
|
1815 | ‘Hydrographer of the Naval Chronicle’
|
| The Progress of Romance |
1785 |
Reeve, Clara |
| Prologue to Faulkner : A Tragedy (by William Godwin)
|
1807 | Lamb, Charles
|
| ‘Proper for the Reader to be acquainted with’ (prefatory material to Noble’s edition of ‘Roxana’) |
1775 |
Noble, Francis |
| Providence Displayed : or, the Remarkable Adventures of Alexander Selkirk…
|
1800 | James, Isaac
|
| Read's Weekly Journal (Reprinted in Notes and Queries; Number 160; 2 May 1931; p308) |
1731 |
Anon |
| Reflections Upon a Late and Scandalous Pamphlet entitul'd The Shortest-Way with the Dissenters |
1703 |
Anon |
| The Reflector, Vol 2, IV
|
1811 | “L.B.” [pseudonym for Charles Lamb]
|
| Remarks on a Scandalous Libel entitl’d A Letter from a Member of Parliament… |
1713 |
Anon |
| Remarks on the Review Number 74 … |
1706 |
Anon |
| The Republican Bullies or, a sham Battel between . . . Mr Review and the Observator . . . |
1705 |
Anon |
| Review of John Wilson's "The City of the Plague and Other Poems" in the Edinburgh Review, Volume 26 |
1816 | Jeffrey Francis
|
| Review of Memoirs of Colonel Andrew Newport in Retrospective Review, Volume 3: Part 2
|
Barker, C | 1821
|
| Review of The Great Plague in the Year 1665 in Retrospective Review, Volume 6: Part 1
|
Southern, Henry | 1822
|
| Review of Walter Wilson's "Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel Defoe" in the Edinburgh Review, V |
1830 |
| The Right Divine of Kings to Govern Wrong! 3rd edition
|
Hone, William | 1821
|
| The Safest Way with the Dissenters . . . |
1703 |
Anon |
| The Scribler's Doom; or, The Pillory in Fashion . . . |
1703 |
Anon |
| The Second Part of a Mouse Grown a Rat . . . |
1703 |
Tutchin, John |
| The Shortest Way with the Dissenters . . . with its Author's Brief Explication Consider'd |
1703 |
Anon |
| Some Considerations of a Preface to an Enquiry, Concerning the Occasional Conformity of Dissenters reprinted in The Works of the late . . . John Howe . . . (1724) |
1701 (this version reprinted 1724) |
Howe, John |
| Speech quoted in Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
|
Hobhouse, John Cam | 1829
|
| The Strange Surprizing Adventures… |
1719 |
Gildon, Charles |
| A Supplement to the History of RC, Being the History of Crusonia, or RC’s Island, Down to the Present Time (reprinted 1966 in ‘Life and Literature of the Working Class’) |
1782 |
Spence, Thomas |
| The True-Born Englishman. A Satyr, Answer'd Paragraph by Paragraph |
1701 |
Anon (Pittis), (William) |
| The True-Born-Hugonot: or, Daniel de Foe. A satyr. |
1703? |
Anon |
| Two Prefaces from editions of “Robinson Crusoe” : J. Walter edition and W. Lane edition |
1790 |
Anon |
| Universal Spectator and Weekly Journal, No 466 (10 Sept 1737) |
1737 |
Stonecastle, Henry |
| ‘Verses, Supposed to be written by Alexander Selkirk, during his Solitary Abode in the Island of Juan Fernandez’ in ‘Poems’ |
1782 |
Cowper, William |
| Whig and Tory, or, Wit on both Sides… |
1712 |
Anon |
| The Wolf Stript of His Shepheard's Clothing . . . |
1704 |
Leslie, Charles |