Excerpt from A Bibliography of Dr. Henry Sacheverell
The key to the arrangement of each section is chronological, all the issues of a particular year coming together. Within each year the order is alphabetical according to the first word not an article: but works with the author's name precede anonymous ones. Successive editions immediately follow the notice of the first issue, and answers to a work follow the original piece.
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