Critical Examination of the Life of St. Paul

The Resurrection of Jesus Considered: In Answer to The Tryal of the Witnesses

Lectures on the Following Subjects: Viz. I. Introductory Lecture. II. On Consideration and Social Conversation. III. On Pure and False Religion. IV. Containing a Proposal to Unite All True Protestants in One Principle, and Form a Society of United Protestants in Order to Vanquish Popery. V. An Endeavor to Keep the Unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Peace. VI. Against Popery. VII. Ibid. VIII. Of Infallibility. IX. On Mortification. X. Ibid. XI. Of the Light Within. XII. Of Spiritual Understanding. XIII. Of the Word of God

Deism Fairly Stated, and Fully Vindicated from the Gross Imputations and Groundless Calumnies of Modern Believers: Wherein Some of the Principal Reasons Contained in Dr. Benson's Answer to Christianity Not Founded on Argument are Fully Considered, and Proved to be Far from Conclusive. In a Letter to a Friend

The Resurrection Reconsidered: Being an Answer to the Clearer and Others : by Way of Dialogue Between the Considerer and His Friend

The History and Character of St. Paul, Examined; in a Letter to Theophilus, Occasioned by Observations on the Conversion ... of St. Paul: in a Letter to G. West [by George, Lord Lyttelton]; with a Preface by Way of Postscript [signed, M. P., I.e. Moral Philosopher, Pseudonym of P. Annet].

Deism Fairly Stated, and Fully Vindicated: From the Gross Imputations and Groundless Calumnies of Modern Believers. Wherein Some of the Principal Reasons Contained in Dr. Benson's Answer to Christianity Not Founded on Argument are Fully Considered, ... In a Letter to a Friend. By a Moral Philosopher

Lectures ... by the late Mr. Peter Annet, corrected and revised by him just before his death, etc

Critical Examination of the Life of St. Paul

Expeditious Penmanship: or, Short Hand ... By P. Annet. This being his former Shorthand, greatly altered, etc

Christianity Preferable to Deism: As Stated by a Deist: Or Remarks on a Late Pamphlet, Called Deism Fairly Stated, and Fully Vindicated; by a Moral Philosopher. In a Letter to a Friend

Annet's Short-Hand

The Free Enquirer: No. 1-9. Oct. 17-Dec. 12, 1761, Issues 1-9

A Book of Arithmetic: for the Use of Schools

The Miraculous Conception: Or, The Divinity of Jesus Christ Considered as the Foundation of the Christian Religion

Deism Fairly Stated, and Fully Vindicated from the Gross Imputations and Groundless Calumnies of Modern Believers: Wherein Some of the Principal Reasons Contained in Dr. Benson's Answer to Christianity Not Founded on Argument are Fully Considered, and Proved to be Far from Conclusive. In a Letter to a Friend

Critical Examination of the Life of St. Paul

A Collection of the Tracts of a Certain Free Enquirer: Noted by His Sufferings for His Opinions

Critical Examination of the Life of St. Paul: Trans. from the French of Boulanger [or Rather, from P.H.D. Von Holbach's Free Translation of Annet's History and Character of St. Paul Examined].