- Preface
- Sir John Eliot
- The Earl of Strafford
- Lord Digby
- Lord Belhaven
- Speech against the legislative union of England and Scotland
- Sir Robert Walpole
- Wyndham and Walpole on the Septennial Act:
- Addressing the King on Walpole's removal
- Mr. Pulteney
- Lord Chesterfield
- Speech against licensing gin-shops
- Lord Chatham
- Speech on a motion for an address on the marriage of the Prince of Wales
- Speech on the Spanish Convention
- Speech on the impressment of seamen
- Speech in reply to Horatio Walpole
- Speech in favor of inquiring into the conduct of Sir Robert Walpole
- Second speech in favor of inquiring into the conduct of Sir Robert Walpole
- Speech on taking the Hanoverian troops into the pay of Great Britain
- Speech on a motion for an address of thanks after the Battle of Dettingen
- Speech on the right of taxing America
- Speech in reply to Lord Mansfield in relation to the case of John Wilkes
- Speech on a motion to inquire into the state of the nation
- Speech in relation to the seizure of the Falkland Islands by Spain
- Speech against the quartering of British soldiers on the inhabitants of Boston
- Speech in favor of an immediate removal of the British troops from Boston
- Speech on a motion for an address to put a stop to hostilities in America
- Speech on a motion for an address to the Throne at the opening of Parliament, November 18th, 1777
- Speech against a motion for adjourning Parliament, December 11th, 1777
- Last speech upon America, with the circumstances of his death
- Lord Mansfield
- Speech on the right of taxing America
- Speech when surrounded by a mob in the court of King's Bench
- Speech in the case of Allan Evans, Esq.
- Speech on a bill depriving Peers of certain privileges
- Junius
- Letter to the printer of the Public Advertiser
- Letter to Sir William Draper (February 7, 1769)
- Letter to Sir William Draper (March 3, 1769)
- Letter to the Duke of Grafton (May 30, 1769)
- Letter to the Duke of Grafton (July 8, 1769)
- Letter to the Duke of Bedford
- Letter to the King
- Letter to the Duke of Grafton (February 14, 1770)
- Estimate of Junius by Mr. Burke and Dr. Johnson
- Edmund Burke
- Speech on American taxation
- Speech on concilliation with America
- Speech previous to the Bristol election
- Speech on declining the election at Bristol
- Speech on the East India Bill of Mr. Fox
- Speech on the Nabob of Arcot's debts
- Peroration of speech against Warren Hastings
- Extracts from works on the French Revolution
- Miscellaneous
- Mr. Burke on the death of his son
- Character of Sir Joshua Reynolds
- Detached sentiments and maxims
- Henry Grattan
- Speech on moving a Declaration of Irish Right
- Speech on making a second motion for a Declaration of Irish Right
- Invective against Mr. Flood
- Invective against Mr. Corry
- Character of Lord Chatham
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan
- Speech against Warren Hastings when impeached before the House of Lords
- Charles James Fox
- Speech on the East India Bill
- Speech on secret influence
- Speech on the Westminster scrutiny
- Speech on the Russian armament
- Speech on Parliamentary reform
- Speech on the rejection of Bonaparte's overtures for peace
- William Pitt
- Speech on the abolition of the slave trade
- Speech on the rupture of negotiations with France
- Speech on refusing to negotiate with Bonaparte
- Lord Erskine
- Speech in behalf of Lord George Gordon
- Speech on the rights of juries
- Speech in behalf of Stockdale
- Speech in behalf of Frost
- Speech in behalf of Bingham
- Speech in behalf of Hardy
- Speech against Williams for the publication of Paine's Age of Reason
- Speech in behalf of Hadfield
- Speech in behalf of Markham
- John Philpot Curran
- Speech in behalf of Rowan
- Speech in behalf of Finnerty
- Speech against the Marquess of Headfort
- Sir James Mackintosh
- Speech in behalf of Peltier
- Character of Charles J. Fox
- George Canning
- Speech on the fall of Bonaparte
- Speech on radical reform
- Speech delivered at Plymouth
- Speech on affording aid to Portugal
- Extracts
- Foreign Enlistment Bill
- On the King's speech
- On unlawful societies in Ireland
- Lord Brougham
- Speech on the army estimates
- Speech in behalf of Williams
- Speech on the invasion of Spain by France
- Speech on Parliamentary reform
- Inaugural discourse, when inducted as Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow
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