The manuscripts

Authors and friends

Title	Author	ID
Samuel Richardson, letter to Andrew Millar, 31st July 1750	Richardson, Samuel	083
Samuel Richardson, letter to Andrew Millar, 8th August 1750	Richardson, Samuel	082
Samuel Richardson, poetical epitaph for Andrew Millar junior, annotated by Andrew Millar senior	Richardson, Samuel	084

Negotiating publishing

Title	Author	ID
Allan Ramsay, letter to Andrew Millar, 20th May 1735	Ramsay, Allan	104
Andrew Millar, letter to David Hume, 24th April 1764	Millar, Andrew	058
David Hume, letter to Andrew Millar, 12th April 1755	Hume, David	021

Partners and booksellers

Title	Author	ID
Andrew Millar, letter to Thomas Cadell, 16th July 1765	Millar, Andrew	077
Thomas Becket, letter to W. Strahan and W. Rose, 25th December 1759	Becket, Thomas	228

Politics of Printing

Title	Author	ID
Andrew Millar, letter to Robert Wodrow, 10th August 1725	Millar, Andrew	080
Andrew Millar, letter to Robert Wodrow, 15th July 1725	Millar, Andrew	078
Andrew Millar, letter to Robert Wodrow, 5th August 1725	Millar, Andrew	079

Social Milieu

Title	Author	ID
Andrew Millar, letter to Andrew Mitchell, 26th August 1766	Millar, Andrew	001

ID	Name	Description	Occurences
padr	Adair	Unknown.	Adair [077] .
pahm	Hamilton, Archibald	1719-93. Principal manager for William Strahan; later had his own printing business in London.	Hamilton [077] ; Hamilton [228] .
pally	Ramsay, Allan	1684-1758. Poet; friend of Millar.	Allan Ramsay [104] ; Ramsay [104] .
pam	Millar, Andrew	1705-68. Bookseller and publisher.	And:Millar [001] ; Dear Sir [021] ; Dear Sir [021] ; And:Millar [058] ; AndMillar [077] ; A: Millar [078] ; A:Millar [079] ; A:Millar [080] ; Mr. Millar [082] ; dear Sir [082] ; dear Sir [082] ; You [082] ; Mr. Millar [082] ; dear Sir [082] ; Mr. Millar [083] ; Dear Sir [083] ; Dear Sir [083] ; Andr [104] ; Mr Andr Millar [104] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] ; Mr Millar [228] .
pamj	Millar, Andrew (jr)	1745-50. The Millars' only child to survive beyond infancy; died at Scarborough.	the dear Child [082] ; little Boy [083] ; Andrew Miller [084] .
pamll	Mitchell, Sir Andrew	1708-71. Diplomat; friend and correspondent of Millar.	Sir [001] ; Dr Sr [001] .
pbf	Franklin, Benjamin	1706-90. American revolutionary politician and diplomat.	Dr Franklyn [001] ; Dr Franklyn [001] ; The Dr [001] .
pbllh	Hamilton, Baillie	1704-67. Gavin Hamilton, Edinburgh bookseller and magistrate.	Baillie Hamilton [021] ; the Baillie [021] .
pblls	Simpson, Baillie	Edinburgh magistrate and brewer, involved in the Malt Tax riot of 1725.	Baille Simpson [079] .
pbog	Gloucester, Bishop of	1698-79. William Warburton, an opponent of Hume.	B Gloucster [001] .
pbpb	Burnet, Gilbert	1643-1715. Bishop of Salisbury and historian.	Burnet [079] .
pbtt	Brett, Thomas	Theological author.	Bret [079] .
pbw	Bewels	Unknown.	Bewels [077] .
pcgt	Clagett, William	Theological author.	Claget [079] .
pcii	Charles II, King	1630-85. Reigned 1660-85.	Charles the 2d [021] ; K. Charles [021] ; Charles II [058] .
pcke	Clarke, John	1687-1734. Theological author.	Clark [078] .
pcml	Carmichael	1701-67. John Carmichael, Earl of Hyndford, diplomat.	Carmichael [001] .
pcpam	Millar, Archibald	d.1766. Naval captain; Millar's brother.	my Br ye Capt [077] .
pdeh	De Hondt, Peter	London bookseller and publisher.	Mr Dehondt [228] .
pdf	Forbes, Duncan	1685-1747. Duncan Forbes of Culloden, Lord Advocate.	D: Forbes [079] .
pdh	Hamilton, Duke of	1724-58. James Hamilton, 6th duke.	D: Hume [001] ; Hume [001] ; David [001] ; Hume [001] ; Duke Hamilton [021] .
pdhm	Hume, David	1711-1776. Philosopher and historian; published by Millar, whose friend he was.	David Hume [021] ; David Hume [021] ; Dear Sir [058] ; Mr Hume [058] ; Dr Sr [058] .
pdrb	Birch, Dr	1705-66. Thomas Birch, Fellow of the Royal Society, historian, editor; collaborated with Millar.	Dr Birch [021] ; Dr Birch [021] .
pdrl	Lowth, Dr	1710-87. Robert Lowth, Bishop of St David's, later of Oxford.	Dr Lowth [001] ; Lowth [001] ; ye Bp [001] .
pdrm	Murdoch, Dr	d.1774. Patrick Murdoch, clergyman and scientific writer; Millar's longtime friend.	Dr Murdoch [001] .
pds	Smith, Dr Robert	bap.1689-1768. Mathematician; disciple of Newton.	D Smith [001] .
pdwh	Wheare, Degory	1573-1647. Historian.	Whear [079] .
pegt	Egmont	1711-72. John Perceval, Earl of Egmont, First Lord of the Admiralty.	Egmont [001] .
pey	Young, Edward	bap.1683-1765. Poet; Millar bought the copyrights to his Night-Thoughts.	Dr. Young [082] ; Dr. Young [083] .
pfgss	Fergusson	1710-76. James Fergusson, scientific author.	Fergusson [001] ; Fergusson [001] .
pfkp	Frederick King of Prussia	1712-86. Reigned 1740-86.	yr Hero [001] ; K. of P: [001] .
pfls	Foulis	Robert (1707-76) and Andrew (1712-75), printers to the University of Glasgow; Millar sold their works.	Foulis [228] .
pfrs	Fraser, Mr	Unknown.	Mr Fraser [077] .
pgd	Drummond, George	1687-1766. Lord Provost of Edinburgh.	G: D—d [078] .
pgi	George I, King	1660-1727. Reigned 1714-27.	ye King [080] .
pgiii	George III, King	1738-1820. Reigned 1760-1820.	Prince [001] ; The King [001] ; The King [001] .
pgs	Scott, George	1708-80. Mathematician and royal tutor; Millar's associate in the Society for the Encouragement of Learning.	Mesr Scott [001] ; G: Scott [001] ; George [001] .
ph	Hunter	Possibly the builder of Millar's house in Pall Mall, designed by Robert Adam.	Hunter [077] .
phaa	Boerhaave, Hermann	1668-1738. Dutch medical professor; the founders of Edinburgh University's medical faculty were former students.	Boerhave [104] .
phgh	Hughs, John	1703/4-71. Printer to Robert Dodsley, Millar's neighbouring bookseller.	Mr. Hughes [083] .
phm	Millar, Henry	c.1710-71. Minister; Millar's brother and principal heir.	my Br Henry [077] ; your Brother [104] ; your Brother [104] .
pis	Watts, Isaac	1674-1728. Theological author.	Watt’s [078] .
pjbu	Blaeu, Joan	c.1599-1673. Dutch cartographer.	Bleau [079] .
pjg	Gray, John	d.1769. Rector of Marischal College, Aberdeen, but resident in London; Millar's longtime friend.	John Gray [001] .
pjii	James II & VII, King	1633-1701. Reigned 1685-1688; died in exile in France.	K. James the 2d [021] ; James II [058] .
pjjmg	Millar, Jane	1706/7-88. Née Johnston, later Grant; Millar's wife.	Mrs Millar [001] ; Mrs Millar [001] ; Mrs Millar [001] ; Mrs Millar [058] ; Mrs Millar [077] ; Mrs. Millar [082] ; Mrs. Millar [082] ; Mrs. Millar [082] ; his Mamma [083] ; Mrs. Millar [083] ; Mrs. Millar [083] ; Mrs. Millar [083] .
pjjr	Rousseau, Jean-Jacques	1712-78. Philosopher; quarrelled publicly with Hume.	Rousau [001] .
pjmc	McEuen, James	Bookseller, burgess of Edinburgh and Glasgow; Millar's apprentice master.	Mr Mac. Euen [078] ; Mr McEuen [078] ; Mr McEuen [079] .
pjnn	Johnston	1716-81. Ebenezer Johnston, dissenting minister of Lewes parish, Sussex.	Johnston [001] .
pjo	Osborne, John	Bookseller and publisher.	John Osborn [077] .
pjth	Thomson, James	1700-48. Poet; a lucrative author for Millar, whose friend he was.	ye author [077] .
pkd	Kincaid, Alexander	1710-77. Bookseller; frequent collaborator with, and litigant against, Millar.	Kincaid [077] ; Kincaid [228] .
plck	Locke, John	1632-1704. Philosopher; Thomas Hollis commissioned Millar to publish his works.	Leckie [001] .
pldb	Bute, Lord	1713-92. Prime minister under George III.	Bute [001] .
pldch	Chesterfield, Lord	1694-1773. Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, politician and author.	Chesterfield [001] .
pldchm	Charlemont, Lord	1728-99. James Caulfeild, Earl of Charlemont, architectural patron.	Ld Charlemont [077] ; his Lsp [077] ; his Lsp [077] .
pldm	Mansfield, Lord	1705-93. William Murray, Earl of Mansfield, politician and Lord Chief Justice.	Ld Mansfield [001] .
pldp	Pollock, Lord	1648-1732. Sir John Maxwell of Nether Pollok, Renfrewshire, landowner and judge.	my Lord Pollocks [078] .
plee	Leechman, William	1706-85. Minister, principal of Glasgow University, author; sold by Millar.	Principal [077] ; Lechman [077] .
plem	Mallet, Lucy (Elstob)	Second wife of the poet David Mallet.	Mrs Mallet’s [058] .
ply	Lyle, David	fl.1755-62. Author of a work on shorthand published by Millar.	Lyle [077] .
plyf	Forbes, Lady	Wife of Sir Arthur Forbes.	his Lady [001] .
pmgj	Johnston, Margaret	d.1757. Jane Millar's unmarried sister.	Miss Johnson [082] ; Miss Johnson [082] ; his Aunt [083] .
pmgus	Stewart, Montagu	Unknown.	Mr Montagu Stewart [077] .
pmlk	Milliken, John	1742-1812. Dublin bookseller; sold several works commissioned by Millar.	Milliken [077] .
pmls	Mills	Millar's landlord.	Mills [077] .
pmrm	Marchead, Mr	Possibly a Peter Marchand, d.1766, whose executor Samuel Gray was Millar's neighbour in Pall Mall.	Mr Marchead [001] .
pmrn	Nairn, Mr	fl.1708-47. John Nairn, merchant, of Greenyards, Stirlingshire.	Mr Nairn [104] .
pmsb	Boote, Miss	Unknown.	Miss Boote [077] .
pmss	Moss	1711-1802. Charles Moss, Bishop of St David's.	Moss [001] .
pmwvw	Wodrow, Mrs	d.1759. Margaret, née Warner, previously Veitch; wife of Robert Wodrow.	Mrs Woodrow [078] ; Spouse [079] ; Mrs Woodrow [080] .
pncll	Collier, Nathaniel	Theological author.	Collier [079] .
pnrr	Norris, John	1657-1711. Anglican theologian and poet.	Mr. Norris [082] ; the Author [082] .
pny	Noys	Unknown.	Noys [077] .
pown	Owen, John	1616-83. Theologian.	owen [079] .
ppfd	Ferdinand, Prince	1721-92. Brother-in-law of Frederick King of Prussia.	Ld Ferdinand [001] .
pplt	Plutarch	Greek philosopher, historian, and biographer.	Plutarch [021] ; Plutarch [021] .
pprf	Frederick, Prince	1763-1827. Brother of King George IV; Duke of York and Albany, Prince-bishop of Osnabrück.	the young Bp [001] .
ppvc	Campbell, Provost	1664-1739. John Campbell, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, brother to Daniel Campbell of Shawfield.	Provost Campbell [078] ; John Campbell [078] .
ppvg	Gunst, Pieter van	1659-1724. Dutch engraver and printmaker, active in London in the early 18thC.	Gunst [104] .
ppwiv	George, Prince of Wales (1766)	1762-1830. Reigned as King George IV, 1820-30.	Prince of Wales [001] .
prbt	Robertson	1708-91. William Robertson, royal surgeon; Millar's friend.	Robertson [001] ; another person [058] .
prid	Reid	d.c.1767. Andrew Reid, editor and translator; sold by Millar.	Reid [001] ; Reid [001] ; Reid [001] .
prw	Wodrow, Robert	1679-1734. Ecclesiastical historian; friend of the Millar family.	yr self [078] ; Mr Robt Woodrow [078] ; yrself [079] ; yr Self [080] .
pry	Reynolds, John	1667-1727. Minister and poet.	Reynolds [079] .
psb	Baker, Samuel	1711-78. Auctioneer and bookseller; joined Millar as printer and bookseller to the Society for the Encouragement of Learning.	Mr Baker [228] .
psch	Schomberg, Ralph	1714-92. Physician and author; published by Millar.	Schomberg [077] .
psht	Short, Thomas	c.1690-1772. Physician and author; sold by Millar.	Short [077] .
psjg	Gordon, Sir John	1707-83. Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, MP.	Sir John ^Gordon^ [058] .
pskl	Skelton, Philip	1707-87. Theologian.	Mr. Skelton [083] .
psraf	Forbes, Sir Arthur	1709-73. Arthur Forbes, 4th of Craigievar, MP for Aberdeenshire; Millar's acquaintance.	Sr Arthur Forbes [001] ; he [001] .
psri	Richardson, Samuel	bap.1689-1761. Printer and author; Millar's longtime friend.	S. Richardson [082] ; S. Richardson [083] .
psrjp	Pringle, Dr	1707-82. Sir John Pringle, military/royal physician; Millar's associate in the Society for the Encouragement of Learning.	Sr John Pringle [001] ; Sr John [001] ; Sr J: Pringle [001] ; Dr Pringle [058] .
psy	Strype, John	1643-1737. Nonconformist clergyman and historian.	Strype’s [078] .
ptb	Becket, Thomas	d.1813. One of Millar's key employees, possibly a shop manager.	T. Becket [228] ; ThosBecket [228] .
ptcs	Cadell, Thomas	1742-1802. Thomas Cadell senior, London bookseller; formerly Millar's apprentice, then partner.	Mr Cadell [001] ; Cadell [077] .
pthll	Hollis, Thomas	1720-74. Book collector and editor; commissioned works from Millar.	Mr Hollis [077] ; Mr Hollis [077] .
pthm	Thomson	Unknown.	Thomson [001] .
ptpl	Temple, Richard Grenville	1711-79. Politician and pamphleteer.	Temple [001] .
pttn	Titian	c.1487-1576. Venetian artist.	Titian [104] .
ptyc	Campbell, Taylor	Unknown.	Taylor Campbell [104] .
pwiln	Wilson	Unknown.	Wilson [077] .
pwptt	Pitt, William (the younger)	1759-1806. Politician and prime minister.	Pitt [001] .
pwr	Rose, William	c.1718-86. Co-founder of the Monthly Review, and Millar's business associate.	Mr Rose [228] .
pwrn	Wren	Unknown.	Wren [077] .
pws	Strahan, William	1715-85. Printer; Millar's longtime friend and business partner.	Mr Strahan [001] ; Mr. Strahan [083] ; Mr Strahan [228] .

ID	Place	Description	Lat,lng	Occurences
lbch	Buchanan's Head, Temple Bar	Millar's first London shop, taken over from James McEuen in 1728.	52.165804,-4.142442	Buchannans [104] .
lbn	Berlin	One of eighteenth-century Europe's most important capitals under Frederick the Great of Prussia.	52.507541,13.425136	Berlin [001] .
lbth	Bath	Perhaps the most fashionable of the rapidly developing British spa towns. Millar and his wife made long visits.	51.348478,-2.414153	Bath [001] ; Bath [001] ; Bath [077] .
lch	Chelsea	This former fashionable village was absorbed into London during the eighteenth century. Millar was both married and buried in the district.	51.483744,-0.176284	Chelsea [001] .
ldee	Dundee	East-coast Scottish port, with whaling and linen industries in the eighteenth century.	56.450921,-3.098024	Dundee [104] .
ldm	Durham	North-east English cathedral city; one-time residence of Millar's friend bishop Robert Lowth.	54.735898,-1.607048	Durham [001] ; Durhame [104] .
ledi	Edinburgh	Scotland's capital city; Millar was apprenticed there to James McEuen.	55.890422,-3.333018	Edinr [021] ; Edr [077] ; Edr [077] ; Edin.br [078] ; Edr [078] ; Edin.br [079] ; Edr [080] ; Edr [104] ; Edr [104] .
lew	Eastwood	In Renfrewshire, near Glasgow; Millar's influential early friend Robert Wodrow was minister there.	53.002011,-1.328451	Eastwood [078] .
lgw	Glasgow	This important trading city continued to expand throughout the eighteenth century.	55.781279,-4.393200	Glasgow [077] ; Glasgow [078] ; Glasgow [078] .
lhrr	Harrogate	A developing spa town in Yorkshire; Millar and his wife spent time there.	53.965161,-1.581442	Harrowgate [058] .
lhv	Hanover	This German state acquired British political importance as the original dominions of the Hanoverian kings.	52.375600,9.731625	Hanover [080] .
lkg	Kew Green	Location of Millar's country home, near the Thames-side royal palace of Kew.	51.483101,-0.291272	this Green [001] ; here [001] ; Kew Green [001] .
lldn	London	Britain's capital city; an important centre of the eighteenth-century book trade.	51.384940,-0.351468	London [021] ; London [058] ; London [058] ; London [077] ; Town [077] ; London [078] ; London [083] ; London [104] ; London [104] .
llth	Leith	Edinburgh's port. As an apprentice, Millar evaded city printing restrictions by going to Leith, beyond Edinburgh's jurisdiction.	55.973768,-3.167591	Leith [078] .
lnw	Newcastle	North-east English town and an eighteenth-century printing centre.	54.959439,-1.781081	newcastle [104] .
lox	Oxford	English county and university town, the bishopric of which was held by Millar's friend Robert Lowth.	51.704532,-1.319999	Oxford [001] .
lplml	Pall Mall	An important London thoroughfare; the location of Millar's townhouse.	51.505087,-0.137987	Pall Mall [077] .
lpsy	Paisley	The growing town next to Paisley Abbey, where Millar's father was minister; Millar's childhood home.	55.813114,-4.487907	Paisley [077] ; here [077] .
lpy	Pyrmont	Bad Pyrmont, a fashionable spa in Lower Saxony; visited by Millar's physician friend Sir John Pringle in company with Benjamin Franklin.	51.985399,9.253218	Pyrmont [001] .
lqh	Queen's House	Buckingham House (later Palace), London, at this time the home of Queen Charlotte, George III's wife.	51.500015,-0.143238	ye Queens house [001] .
lscb	Scarborough	Developing spa town in Yorkshire, visited by Millar and his wife; their son Andrew junior died there in 1750.	54.246226,-0.452293	Scarboro’ [084] .
lstd	Strand	An important London thoroughfare; the location of Millar's shop and an area busy with publishers and printers.	51.507526,-0.127072	Strand [001] .
lstdv	St Davids	Pembrokeshire village, the bishopric of which was briefly held by Millar's friend Robert Lowth.	51.664542,-4.937105	St Davids [001] .
lstjp	St James's Palace	A royal residence in Westminster, London.	51.503236,-0.139175	St James’ [001] .
lstld	Scotland	Scotland's political roles developed throughout the eighteenth century as a partner in the British unions of crowns and parliaments.	54.633238,-8.649246	Scotland [021] ; Scotland [077] .
ltbg	Tunbridge	A fashionable spa which, like Bath, came under Beau Nash's direction; visited by Millar and his wife.	51.174961,0.235359	Tunbridge [001] ; Tunbridge [001] ; Tunbridge [001] .
lugw	Glasgow, University of	Millar had close connections with university figures including Principal Leechman and the economist Adam Smith.	55.868991,-4.298409	Colledge of Glasgow [077] .
lwy	Welwyn	In Hertfordshire; home of the minister and poet Edward Young, Millar's friend.	51.810935,-0.231070	Welwyn [083] ; Welwyn [083] .
lxedi	Edinburgh, Mercat Cross of	The city's market cross, from which royal proclamations were read.	55.890422,-3.333018	ye Cross [080] .

ID	Title	Author	Publisher info	Description	Occurences
tapjbu	Scotia regnum cum insulis adjacentibus ('Atlas Scotia')	Joan Blaeu/Timothy Pont/Robert Gordon	Amsterdam: J. Blaeu, 1654	Atlas of Scotland by the Dutch cartographer Joan Blaeu, based on manuscript maps by Timothy Pont and Robert Gordon of Straloch.	Bleaus Atlas Scotia [079] .
tapncll	An Apology for the Clergy of the Church of England	Nathaniel Collier	London: R. Knaplock, 1721	Tract defending the Episcopalian clergy, dedicated to the Prince of Wales.	Colliers Apology [079] .
tapsy	Annals of the Reformation	John Strype		Religious history.	these pieces of Strype’s [078] .
tarb	Arabian nights entertainments: consisting of one thousand and one stories	Anonymous	London: A. Bell, 1715		Arabian [079] .
tbpldds	The Petition of the several Brewars in and about Edinburgh under subscribing	Anonymous (Lord Dundas)	1725, n.p. (publisher/place of publication not given)	Pamphlet responding to restrictions on the brewers' work.	ye Petition of ye Brewers [080] .
tcile	Institutes of the Laws of England	Edward Coke	London: Societie of Stationers, 1628 (frequently reprinted)	Legal commentary.	Coke’s Institutes [058] .
tcm	Caledonian Mercury, The	Various	Edinburgh: W. Rolland/others, 1720-1867	Newspaper, thrice weekly.	ye Caledonian Mercury [078] .
tcpbtt	An Account of Church Government	Thomas Brett	London: J. Wyat, 1710	A nonjuring text on the governance of the Church of England.	Bret on Ch: Gouvrnment [079] .
tctpjmc	A Catalogue of valuable and curious books […] 11 of May 1725	James McEuen	Edinburgh: J. McEuen, 1725	Sale catalogue.	a Catalogue of Books (wc we are selling now [078] .
tdpcgt	A discourse concerning the operations of the Holy Spirit	William Clagett	London: H. Brome, 1680	Response to a theological tract by John Owen.	Claget agt owen [079] .
tdrv	Deism Revealed. Or, the attack on Christianity candidly reviewed	Philip Skelton	London: A. Millar, 1751 (2nd ed.)	Sold by Millar.	Mr. Skelton’s Work [083] .
tdsmw	A general treatise on the different sorts of cold mineral waters in England	Anonymous (Thomas Short)	London: A. Millar, 1766	Sold by Millar.	Shorts [077] .
tdvpry	Death’s vision represented in a philosophical, sacred poem	John Reynolds	London: T. Guy/T. Parkhust, 1709	Religious poem.	Reynolds Philosophical Sacred Poem [079] .
teec	The Edinburgh Evening Courant	Various	Edinburgh: J. McEuen/others, 1718-1859/60	Newspaper, thrice weekly.	Courant [078] .
tfltt	Letters written to and for particular friends, on the most important occasions ('Familiar letters')	Samuel Richardson	London: C. Rivington/J. Osborn, 1741	Correspondence manual.	Familiar Letters [082] ; Familiar Letters [082] .
tgep	General Evening Post	Various	London: J. Roberts/others, 1733-1822	Newspaper, thrice weekly.	Genl Evening [077] .
thei	History of England vol 1	David Hume		Sold by Millar.	the first Volume [021] ; the first Volume [021] .
theii	History of England vol 2	David Hume		Sold by Millar.	second Volume ^of my History^ [021] .
theiii	History of England vol 3 ('Tudors')	David Hume		Sold by Millar.	ye Tudor’s [058] .
theng	History of England, The	David Hume		Sold by Millar.	his history [001] .
thevi	History of England vol 6 ('Stewarts')	David Hume		Sold by Millar.	the Stewarts [058] .
thpbpb	The history of the Reformation	Gilbert Burnet	London: J. Walthoe et al., 1715 (4th edn)	Church history.	Burnet’s 3 v[ls] [079] .
tlfm	The life of Mæcenas	Ralph Schomberg	London: A. Millar, 1766	Classical biography.	Schombergs book [077] .
tlfyf	A Letter from a Fyfe Gentleman	Anonymous	Edinburgh: unknown, 1725	Pamphlet on the Malt Tax.	inclosed Pamplet [079] .
tly	Antient and modern Italy compared: Being the first part of Liberty	James Thomson	London: A. Millar, 1735	Poem; sold by Millar.	Liberty [104] .
tmtct	The Monthly Catalogue, or, General register of books […] printed […] at London (variant titles)	Various	London: J. Wilford, 1723-29	Extensive lists of new publications.	Monthly Catalogue of New books [078] .
tnhc	The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands	Mark Catesby	London: C. Marsh et al., 1754	Natural history.	Catesby [077] .
tnt	Night Thoughts	Edward Young	Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1989 (ed. S. Cornford)	Poem.	Night-Thoughts [082] ; Night-Thoughts [083] ; Night-Thoughts [083] .
trhc	A Remonstrance of the Gentlemen of the Highland Clans of Scotland to General Wade	Anonymous	?Edinburgh: 1725	Pamphlet.	Remonstrance from ye Highland Clans [080] .
trks	An Address of Thanks from the Society of Rakes, to the Pious Author of An Essay upon Improving and Adding to the Strength of Great Britain by Fornication	Allan Ramsay	Edinburgh: A. Ramsay, 1735	Poem.	my poem [104] .
trpdwh	Reflectiones hyemales, de ratione & methodo legendi utrasq[ue] historias, civiles & ecclesiasticas	Degory Wheare	Oxford: W. Hall, 1662	Instruction on civil and ecclesiastical history.	Whears Method of History [079] .
trsg	The Resignation	John Norris	Publ. in Misnoteanies, London: E. Parker, 1740	Poem, published in Norris, A Collection of Misnoteanies.	The Resignation [082] ; The Poem [082] ; The Resignation. [082] .
tsns	The Seasons	James Thomson	London: A. Millar, 1746	Poem. Millar owned copyright in this finalised version of the text.	the Seasons [077] .
tspis	Sermons on Various Subjects	Isaac Watts	London: J. Clark, 1721	Primary printed source.	Watt’s on ye trinity 2d part [078] .
tssss	The Staggering State of the Scots Statesmen […] from 1550 to 1650	Lord Scotstarvit	Edinburgh: W. Ruddiman jr, 1754	Biography/history.	Scotstarvat’s Staggering State [021] .
twbb					Bolingbroke [077] .
twcc	Genuine Poetical Works	Charles Cotton	London: T. Osborne, A. Millar et al., 1765	Millar owned copyright in this edition of the popular Restoration poet.	Cotton [077] .
twpsy	The life and acts of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Whitgift, D.D. the third and last Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth	John Strype	London: T. Horne et al., 1718	Religious biography.	Life of Whitgift [079] .
txpcke	An Examination of the Notion of Moral Good and Evil [...] religion of Nature delineated	John Clarke	London: A. Bettesworth, 1725	Theological argument on the trinity.	Clark agt ye Religion of Nature [078] .