John Brown of Haddington was one of Scotland's most important theological writers from the eighteenth century whose works on faith, worship, doctrine, and spirituality have had an enduring impact on the Church. The fifteen volumes in The Works of John Brown of Haddington (14 vols.) include all of Brown's major theological works, his two-volume Dictionary of the Bible (one of the first of its kind), The Self-Interpreting Bible, and his most important work: A Compendious View of Natural and Revealed Religion, also known as The Systematic Theology of John Brown.

The Select Works of Jonathan Swift contains three volumes of his most cherished works, including Gulliver’s Travels, A Tal of a Tub, and “The Battle of the Books.” The collection also includes 65 personal letters to his friend, who some believe he secretly married.