Tracts on Religious Subjects--[Collins, Anthony (1676-1729)]

Ibid. A philosophical inquiry concerning human liberty. The second edition corrected. London: R. Robinson, 1717, [2], vi, [2], 118pp.
Richardson, John (1668/9-1747), dean of Kilmacduagh. A short history of the attempts that have been made to convert the popish natives of Ireland to the established religion: with a proposal for their conversion. London: J. Downing, 1712, 154 [sic =144, pp. 81-90 omitted], [4]pp.
[Lowman, Moses (1680-1752)] An argument to prove the unity and perfections of God a priori. London: J. Noon, 1735, 32pp.
The Primer set furth by the kynges maiestie & his clergie... Imprinted at London... by Richard Grafton... M.D.XLVI... Reprinted without any alteration. [London, c. 1710], ff. [4], [8], Black Letter, title printed in red and black



5 works in one volume, 8vo (175 x 104mm.), binding: later eighteenth-century mottled calf, gilt spine, red morocco lettering-piece, red edges

Anthony Collins, an Etonian and Kingsman, close friend of John Locke and supporter of John Toland, is one of the most important free-thinkers of the early eighteenth century, and these two pamphlets are of great importance in the development of his thought.

This reprint of the 1546 English Primer (STC 16044) is discussed by Hoskins no. 262, who lists copies at the BL, Bodley and Lambeth Palace.