Economic Writings
- A Sermon against Clipping (London, 1694)
- Chronicon Preciosum: or An Account of English Money, the Price of Corn and Other Commodities, for the Last 600 Years (London, 1707) The work appeared in his collected works of 1737 and was reissued in 1745 with a longer title and under the author's name.
- The Justice of Paying Debts (1718)
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