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Joseph Priestley - adventurer in science and champion of truth

The crucible - the story of Joseph Priestley, LLD, FRS

Memoirs of the Rev. Dr Joseph Priestley to the year 1795: written by himself, with an account of his last illness in a letter from his son, Mr Joseph Priestley

Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph Priestley, L.L.D. to the year 1795, written by himself: with some account of his residence in America, and of his last illness, extracted form The continuation to his memoirs, by his son, Mr Joseph Priestley

An appeal to the public on the subject of the riots in Birmingham: to which are added, strictures on a pamphlet intitled 'Thoughts on the late riot at Birmingham'

An appeal to the public, on the subject of the riots in Birmingham: part II - to which is added a letter from W. Russell, esq. to the author

Letters to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke: occasioned by his Reflections on the revolution in France, &c.

The life of Joseph Priestly

An answer to Mr Paine's age of reason: being a continuation of letters to the philosophers and politicians of France on the subject of religion and of the letters to a philosophical unbeliever

Debate aborted 1789-91 - Priestley, Paine, Burke and the Revolution in France

The American Revolution 1763-1783

Riots in Birmingham 1791-2

Letters to a British nation and to the inhabitants of every other country who may have heard of the late shameful outrages committed in this part of the kingdom: part II - occasioned by the appearance of a pamphlet, entitled A reply to the Rev. Dr Priestley's appeal to the public, on the subject of the riots in Birmingham, being the joint production of the principle clergy of that place and of its vicinity

The Priestley riots, 1791, and the Lunar Society

Political writings