John Mawer

Oppian's Cynegeticks

Liberty asserted, or, The siege of Gibraltar

Stokesley selection

Christ the beginning and ending

Letters in answer to some queries sent to the author, concerning the genuine reading of the Greek text, I Tim. iii. 16. ... Now first published on occasion of Sir Isaac Newton's two letters to Mr. Le Clerc, ..

Roma meretrix: or, an enquiry whether the predicted apostacy of the Roman Church have not the nature of a divorce from Christ; ... With a prefatory discourse, address'd to His Grace, the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, ... By John Mawer, ..

An epistle humbly address'd to the right honourable the Earl of Oxford, &c. With a discourse on the usefulness, and some proposals, of a supplement to Bishop Walton's polyglot Bible ... To which is added, an address to the ... University of Cambridge, ..

The coronation: a panegyrical poem to the Queen. By John Mawer, ..

Liberty asserted: or, the siege of Gibraltar. A poem. Written as an essay in the spirit of Lucan. By J. Mawer, ..

The progress of language, an essay, wherein is prov'd the first language

The antient and modern history of the loyal town of Rippon

An epistle to the King, on His Majesty's most happy accession to the throne. By John Mawer, ..

A layman's faith: being a review of the principal evidences of the truth of the Christian religion; interspers'd with several curious observations. By a free-thinker, and a Christian

The nature and design of the Lord's Supper, deduced and evinced from the most early institutions of religion, and the main purport of the Levitical law: ... A discourse deliver'd in the author's parish church on Good Friday, 1736. By John Mawer, D.D