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The True-Born-Hugonot, or, Daniel de Foe. A satyr
Pittis, William (1674-1724)
1703
Attributed to Pittis (see Foxon).
The history of the proceedings of the second session of this present Parliament. Wherein. Are the debates at large, in both Houses, about peace and war, the arguments about the Duke of Brandon's case... [etc.]
Pittis, William (1674-1724); Great Britain. Parliament
[1712]
Dedication signed: Wm. Pittis.
The history of the Mitre and Purse, in which the first and second parts of The secret history of the White Staff are fully considered, and the hypocrisy and villanies of the staff himself are laid open and detected
Pittis, William (1674-1724); Atterbury, Francis (1662-1732)
1714
Sometimes attributed to William Pittis and to Francis Atterbury. Mitre = Francis Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester. Purse = Simon Harcourt, Viscount Harcourt, Lord Chancellor. White Staff = Robert ...
The case of the Church of England's memorial fairly stated : or, A modest enquiry into the grounds of those prejudices that have been entertain'd against it
Leslie, Charles (1650-1722); Drake, James (1667-1707); Pittis, William (1674-1724)
1705
Ascribed to Leslie by Morgan (H-248). A defense of The memorial of the church of England, by either James Drake or William Pittis - NUC, pre-1956 imprints.
Æsop at the Bell-Tavern in Westminster, or, A present from the October-Club, in a few select fables from Sir Roger L'Estrange, done into English verse... [etc.]
Pittis, William (1674-1724); L'Estrange, Sir Roger (1616-1704); Swift, Jonathan (1667-1745)
1711
The October Club was a cabal of extreme Tories. Anonymous imitations of Aesop's fables, attributed to William Pittis by Foxon; also attributed to J. Swift.
Canterbury tales : rendred into familiar verse, viz. The plain proof. The forreigner. The choice... [etc.]. To which is added, The author's case
Pittis, William (1674-1724)
1701
Not connected with Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ascribed to William Pittis. cf. Foxon.
The patriots : A poem, in vindication of several worthy members of the late Parliament. Dedicated to the Honourable Robert Harley, esq; speaker, & c
Pittis, William (1674-1724)
1702
Anonymous. By William Pittis.
An epistolary poem to N. Tate, Esquire, and poet laureat to His Majesty, occasioned by the taking of Namur
Pittis, William (1674-1724); Tate, Nahum (1652-1715)
[1696]
Date of publication from Wing. Date printed as MDXCXVI.
A funeral poem, sacred to the immortal memory of the deceas'd Sir Cloudesly Shovel :... In which is inserted, a short description of the procession at his interment in Westminster-Abbey
Pittis, William (1674-1724)
1708
Title framed in heavy mourning border.
The poetical works of the Right Honourable Charles, late Earl of Halifax : with his lordship's life, including the history of his times
Halifax, Charles Montagu earl of (1661-1715); Halifax, George Montagu Earl of (1739); Pittis, William (1674-1724); Addison, Joseph (1672-1719); Pittis, William (1674-1724); Halifax, Charles Montagu earl of (1661-1715); Halifax, Charles Montagu earl of (1661-1715); Curll, Edmund (1675-1747); Pemberton, John (1739); Van der Gucht, Gerard (1696-1776); Kneller, Sir Godfrey (1646-1723)
1716
"Poems on several occasions" has separate title-page. Edited by the author of the "Memoirs of the life": William Pittis. Frontispiece portrait (after G. Kneller) signed M. Vdr. Gucht Scul. This ...
The true-born Englishman : a satyr, answer'd, paragraph by paragraph
Pittis, William (1674-1724); Defoe, Daniel (1661?-1731)
1701
The text of Daniel Defoe's poem with a prose commentary by William Pittis.
Miscellanies over claret, or, The friends to the tavern the best friends to poetry : being a collection of poems, translations, &c. to be continued monthly from the Rose Tavern without Temple-Bar
Pittis, William (1674-1724)
in the year 1697
no.4 1698 Letter to contributors, dated March the 12th. 1697/8, and "signed" by J.S., secretary to the President and Court of Assistants at the Rose-Tavern, on back of title-page. Dedication to Sir ...