Comprises personal notes made by Joseph Bufton on blank pages and margins of a printed almanac 'Rider's British Merlin 1680'. These include miscellaneous collections of poems, extracts taken from book...

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History of the persecutions endured by the Protestants of the South of France, and more especially of the department of the Gard, during the years 1814, 1815, 1816, &c. including a defence of their conduct, from the revolution to the present period (v.1)

History of the persecutions endured by the Protestants of the South of France, and more especially of the department of the Gard, during the years 1814, 1815, 1816, &c. including a defence of their conduct, from the revolution to the present period (v.2)

Popish treachery : exemplified in the conduct of a Roman Catholic priest to an Irish Protestant, at a monastery at Brussels : a narrative of Papist atrocities of the 18th century, founded on facts; with preliminary remarks

It's all true! : appeal of a million and a half of persecuted Irish Protestants to the generosity and humanity of eighteen millions of their fellow citizens and fellow Protestants in England. To which is added, an account of the persecution of a poor Protestant girl

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Diary of Joseph Bufton.