A defence of Methodism: delivered extemporary in a public debate, but now considerably enlarged, held ... December 12, 19, and 26, 1785. On the following question, have the Methodists done most good or evil?.

A Modest Defence of Chastity. [A reply to "A Modest Defence of Publick Stews" by "Phil-Porney," which is variously attributed to Bernard de Mandeville and to George Ogle.]

A defence of some important doctrines of the Gospel ... By several eminent ministers [i.e. Robert Bragge, Abraham Taylor, and others]. The third edition

A Defence of the People, Or, Full Confutation of the Pretended Facts, Advanc'd in a Late Huge, Angry Pamphlet Call'd Faction Detected: In a Letter to the Author of that Weighty Performance

The Defence,&c. [An Attack on the Church of England and the Wesleyans.]

A Defence of Infant Baptism, and of Sprinkling as a Proper Form of Baptism: In a Dialogue Between a Churchman and a Baptist

A Defence of the People, Or, Full Confutation of the Pretended Facts, Advanc'd in a Late Huge, Angry Pamphlet Call'd Faction Detected: In a Letter to the Author of that Weighty Performance

Defence of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, in a letter addressed to the Rev. L. Morrissy. [Signed: A Protestant.]