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Don Ricardo Honeywater [i.e. Richard Mead] vindicated. In a letter to Doctor Salguod [i.e. John Douglas, F.R.S.] ... the reputed author of a scurrilous pamphlet, entitled, The Cornutor of Seventy-five. Wherein the malice, ignorance and self-sufficiency of that author are fully display'd, in several diverting particulars of his life and character. Written originally in Spanish, and published at Madrid by the celebrated author of Gil Blas. Faithfully translated from an original copy in the Cotton Library. By A. M. a Graduate in Physic. [Signed: Gill Blass.]

Captain Macklin, his memoirs

Fugitive Pieces, on Various Subjects

The Most Dangerous and Memorable Adventure of Richard Ferris, One of the Fiue Ordinarie Messengers of Her Maiesties Chamber, who Departed from Tower Wharfe on Midsommer Day Last Past, with Andrew Hill and William Thomas, who Undertooke in a Small Wherry Boate, to Rowe by Sea to the Citie of Bristowe, and are Now Safely Returned

The works of ... Richard Hooker. To which is prefixed the life of the author, by I. Walton

Captain Macklin - His Memoirs

The History of Richard Mac Ready, the Farmer Lad

Richard Nickel Dangerous Years

The Last Fight of the Revenge; And the Death of Sir Richard Grenville, A.D. 1591

Richard Hamilton