[1:] Considerations on the bill to permit persons professing the Jewish religion to be naturalized by parliament in several letters from a merchant in town to his friend in the country. Wherein the motives of all parties interested therein are examined: the principles of Christianity, with regard to the admission of Jews are fully discussed and their utility in trade clearly proved. AN ANSWER To a PAMPHLET, entitled Considerations on the BILL to permit… Wherein the False reasoning, gross misrepresentation of Fact and Perversions of Scripture, Are fully laid open and detected; A Second Letter to a Friend Concerning Naturalizations ; [2:] AN ANSWER To a PAMPHLET, entitled Considerations on the BILL to permit . . . [3:] A Second Letter. . .

[3 works, each with its own title page, all dated 1753, all 185 x 125 mm. (8¼ x 7¾ inches):] Very attractive 19th or 18th century binding: ¾ leather + very attractive marbled paper. [1:] Considerations on the bill to permit persons professing the Jewish religion to be naturalized by parliament in several letters from a merchant in town to his friend in the country. Wherein the motives of all parties interested therein are examined: the principles of Christianity, with regard to the admission of Jews are fully discussed and their utility in trade clearly proved. London, 1753. Printed for R. Baldwin, at the Rose, in paternoster Row. [By Philo-Patriae - see last page of the pamphlet] [Above the title in an old hand:] See the answer to this in the next preceding pamphlet. i-vii [= 4 leaves]; 1-60 [=30 leaves] [Attributed to William Romaine (1714-1795), Philo-Patriae being the pseudonym] [2:] AN ANSWER To a PAMPHLET, entitled Considerations on the BILL to permit . . . Wherein the False reasoning, gross misrepresentation of Fact and Perversions of Scripture, Are fully laid open and detected. The Third Edition. London, Printed for H. Cooke, at the Royal Exchange . . . 1753 [Above the title in the same old hand:] see the next pamphlet which should have been prefixed to this. 67 pages [=34 leaves] [3:] A Second Letter to a Friend Concerning Naturalizations . . . By Josiah Tucker. London, printed for Thomas Trye, near Gray's-Inn Gate, Holborn, 1753. [By: Josiah Tucker [(1712-1799) his name appears on the last page] 44 pages [=22 leaves] SCANS available upon request.…