CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS BY DUNTON
The original list was compiled by Katherine Larsen and has been expanded upon,
with electronic holding added by, Mike Dunton

1681

• The Address of Above Twenty Thousand of the Loyal Protestant Apprentices of London. Printed for William Ingol the Elder.
• A Friendly Dialogue between two London-apprentices. Printed for Richard Janeway.
• A Just and Modest Vindication of the Many Thousand Loyal Apprentices.  Printed for R. Goodfellow.
• A Vindication of the Protestant Petitioning Apprentices. Printed for Richard Janeway.
• True Loyalty in its Collours . . . An Heroick Poem.  Printed for J. R.

1682

• A Congratulatory Poem to the Ministers Sons.  Printed for John Dunton.

1683

• The House of Weeping: or a Man's Last Progress.  Printed for John Dunton.  ^[2]

1684

• Dunton's Remains. Printed for John Dunton. ^{[1, 2]}
• Pilgrim's Guide from the Cradle to the Grave.  Printed for John Dunton.  ^[2]

1685

• Heavenly Pastime.   Printed for John Dunton. ^{[1, 2]}
• Hue and Cry After Conscience.  Printed for John Dunton. ^{[1, 2]}

1689

• A Ramble Round the World.  Printed for Richard Janeway.

1691-1697

• Athenian Gazette/Mercury.  Printed for John Dunton.
  • The image to the right is of the July 18,1693 edition.  It was sold on eBay in 2001 and was two pages.  An article title on the second page was "A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE TRYALS OF THE NEW ENGLAND WITCHES ".  Printed on quality linen paper.

1691

• Voyage Round the World.  Printed for Richard Newcome.  ^[1]
• Religio Bibliopolae.  Printed for P. Smart - (1704 Enlarged Edition).
• Parable of the Top Knots
• Parable of the Magpies
• Parable of the Dove
• Parable of the Puppie
• Parable of the Bear-Baiting
• The Young Man’s Claim Unto the Holy Sacrament of the Lords Supper - by John Quick.

1692

• Monsieur in a Mouse-Trap
• A Mourning Ring
• The Compleat Library. Printed for John Dunton.
• Visions of the Soul. Printed for John Dunton.
• Young Students Library. Printed for John Dunton.

1693

• England's Alarum. Printed for Thomas Parkhurst.
• The Wonders of the Invisible World: Being an Account of the Tryals of Several Witches - by Cotton Mather.

1694

• Ladies Dictionary. Printed for John Dunton.
• The Works of the Right Honourable Henry L. Delamer, Earl of Warrington.  Printed for John Lawrence at the Angel & John Dunton at the Raven, Poultrey. (Only image of cover page in collection)

1696

• The Night Walker. Printed for James Orme.

1697

• Female War
• The Dying Pastor's Last Farewell to His Friends in Froome, Selwood, Shepton-Mallet, Brewton, Wincaton, and the Adjacent Parts. Being Several Sermons on 1 Joh. 2. 15. Preached by That Learned, and Pious Divine, Mr. Henry Albin, and Repared for the Press with His Own Hand a Little Before His Death.  To Which is Added an Elegy by Mrs. Mary Hamlen, Late of Froome, in Somerset-shire.  Printed for John Dunton. (Only image of cover page in collection)

1698

• An Essay Proving We Shall Know Our Friends in Heaven.  Sold by E. Whitlock.

1699

• Dublin Scuffle.  Sold by A. Baldwin. (Only image of cover page in collection)

1700

• The Art of Living Incognito. Printed for John Dunton

1701

• The Case of John Dunton
• The Merciful Assizes
• The Post Angel.  Printed for A. Baldwin.

1702

• The New Quevedo, or a Vision of Charon's Passengers
• The Petticoat Government
• History of Living Men

1703-10

• The Athenian Oracle. Printed for Andrew Bell.

1703

• A Satyr Upon King William (at least three printings in 1703).

1704

• Athenian Spy

1705

• Life and Errors of John Dunton (Republished in 1981) [ Click here for an excerpt ]
  • Life and Errors of John Dunton - Vol. 1 (1818)
  • Life and Errors of John Dunton - Vol. 2 (1818)
• A Cat May Look Upon a Queen (second edition 1708)
• Plain French.
• The New Practice of Piety (Third Edition)

1706

• Dunton's Whipping Post
• The Living Elegy: or, Dunton’s Letter

1707

• Athenian Sport
• Bumology: or, a Touch at the Lady’s Tails
• The He-Strumpets: A Satyr on the Sodomite Club
• The Pulpit Fool
• The Second Part of the Pulpit Fool.

1708

• The Hazard of a Death Bed Repentance - (Second printing 1738)

1709

• The Bull Baiting  Printed for John Dunton.

1710

• Athenian Newes or Dunton's Oracle. Printed for John Morphew.
• Athenianism

1712

• The Preaching Weathercock
• High-church: or A Vindication of the Reverend Mr. William Richardson

1713

• The Christians Gazette
• Neck or Nothing

1714

• The Golden Age
• The Impeachment
• Dunton's Ghost
• The Conventicle
• Queen Robin
• Whigg Loyalty

1715

• King Abigail
• Hereditary Bastard
• Ox---- and Bull----
• Frank Scammony
• King George for Ever
• The Manifesto of K. John the Second
• The Medal
• The Mob-War
• The Shortest Way With the King

1716

• The Devil's Martyrs
• Dunton's Recantation
• Seeing's Believing: or, K---ng G----rge Prov'd a Us----per
• Mordecai's Memorial
• Royal Gratitude

1717

• The Pulpit - Lunaticks
• Mordecai’s Last Shift

1718

• The Hanover Spy

1719

• The State Weathercocks
• The Second Spira: Being a Fearful Example of an Atheist - publisher, John Dunton.

1721

• A Collection of Choice, Scarce, and Valuable Tracts, Being Taken from Manuscripts and Printed Books

1723

• Mr. Dunton's Dying Groans from the Fleet-prison
• Upon This Moment Depends Eternity

1728

• An Essay on Death Bed Charity

1745

• A True Journal of the Sallee Fleet.  by John Dunton*.  Published by Thomas Osborne in "A collection of voyages and travels" [London 1745, 2 volumes]
  *NOTE:  This is not the same John Dunton but a mariner of the same name.

1762

• The Life, Travels, and Adventures of Christopher Wagstaffe.  J. Hinxman

1867

• Letters from New England (unpublished 1686 letters).  Ed. W. H. Whitmore.  Boston: The Prince Society, 1867.

1939, 1982

• Teague Land, or, A Merry ramble to the Wild Irish (unpublished 1698 letters). Ed. Edward MacLysaght, originally appeared as an appendix to Irish Life in the Seventeenth Century (1939) and reprinted separately by Irish Academic Press, Blackrock, County Dublin

1. In "Life and Errors", Dunton's autobiography, he declared out of all the things he had published he only regretted seven publications. His semi-autobiographical, "Voyage Round the World," was one of these seven.

2. Dunton's father, John Dunton Sr. was an Anglican minister. When one volume of his sermons sold well, Dunton appears to have taken this as a cue to publish more material under his father's name. Several of these books are also regretted.

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