The Eclipse, a Poem: In Commemoration of the Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 22. 1715. ... By. W. W.

A letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, on the subject of the church property. By a Clergyman. (W. W.).

A Plan for the Extinction of Compulsory Church-rates

In Loving Remembrance of Edwin Laundy of Birmingham, Etc. [The Preface Signed: W. W.]

Original poetry. Hymns and songs on natural, physical, moral and religious subjects. [The preface is signed: W. W.]

An history of the transactions betwixt the crown of England and the States of the Netherlands, since they began to be a republique, to this day, etc. [By W. W.]

Political Ballads of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Annotated by W. W. W.: Volume 1

The Juvenile Table Book, with Recapitulatory Exercises. By W. W.

Bahrida, the maid of the Ganges; and other poems. By W. W.

The English and Dutch Affairs Displayed to the Life: Both in Matters of Warr, State, and Merchandize ; how Far the English Engaged in Their Defence, Against the Most Potent Monarchy of Spain ; an how Ill the Dutch Have Since Requited the English, for Their Extraordinary Favours ; Not Onely in the Time of Queen Elizabeth ... ; But Also in the Time of King James, by Their Bloody Massacree of Them at Amboyna ...

Physicke to cure the most dangerous Disease of Desperation, etc. By W. W[illymat].

Physicke to cure the most dangerous Disease of Desperation, etc. By W. W illymat

Novum lumen chirurgicum extinctum: or, Med. Colbatch's new light of chirurgery put out, etc. By W. W.

A Dialogue betwixt a Secular Priest and a lay Gentleman, being an abstract of the more important matters that are in controversie betwixt the Priests and the Spanish or Jesuiticall faction. [By W. W., i.e. W. Watson.]

Reflections on the Vicissitudes of Time. In a Letter from a Brother to His Sister

The English and Dutch Affairs Displayed to the Life: Both in Matters of Warr, State, and Merchandize ; how Far the English Engaged in Their Defence, Against the Most Potent Monarchy of Spain ; an how Ill the Dutch Have Since Requited the English, for Their Extraordinary Favours ; Not Onely in the Time of Queen Elizabeth ... ; But Also in the Time of King James, by Their Bloody Massacree of Them at Amboyna ...

A Sermon [on Joel ii. 15-17] preached upon the 30th of January S. V. 1684/5 at Paris, etc. [The epistle dedicatory is signed: W. W., i.e. William Wake.]

The English and Dutch Affairs Displayed to the Life: Both in Matters of Warr, State, and Merchandize ; how Far the English Engaged in Their Defence, Against the Most Potent Monarchy of Spain ; an how Ill the Dutch Have Since Requited the English, for Their Extraordinary Favours ; Not Onely in the Time of Queen Elizabeth ... ; But Also in the Time of King James, by Their Bloody Massacree of Them at Amboyna ...

A Weeks Exercise preparatory towards a worthy reception of the Lord's Supper, in meditations, prayers, and ejaculations ... Sixth edition. [By W. W.] (The Order for the administration of the Lord's Supper, etc.).

Political Ballads of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Annotated by W. W. W.: Volume 2