Histoire d'Angleterre, depuis l'invasion de Jules César, jusqu'a l'avénement de Georges IV /
Hume, David,1711-1776.
Goldsmith, Oliver,1730?-1774.History of England, from the earliest times to the death of George II.
Jones, William,1762-1846.History of England during the reign of George the Third.
Lingard, John,1771-1851.Justification de quelques passages des IVe et Ve volumes de l'Histoire d'Angleterre.
Paris : Jubin, Vieille rue du Temple, no 6, au Cabinet Littéraire; Beaulé, rue Saint-Claude, no 8, au Marais, Dondey-dupré père et fils, Imp.-Lib., rue de Richelieu, no 47 bus,
1829.
With a half-title.
The avertissement which prefaces vol. 13 explains that it was decided not to present the usual continuation of Hume's work by Smollett. Instead, the first 13 chapters of this volume (covering William and Mary to George II) are taken from the History of England by Oliver Goldsmith. The text for the reign of George III is taken from History of England during the Reign of George III by William Jones, first published in 1825.
Bound at the end of vol. 5, is a separate publication: Justification de quelques passages des IVe et Ve volumes de l'Histoire d'Angleterre par le Docteur Lingard (Paris: Librairie de Carie de la Charie, 1827), a work which defends Hume's account of the Reformation period and his comments on the French history of that period in particular.