Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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George Walker. ESSAYS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS , BY GEORGE WALKER , F.R.S. LATE PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY AT THE NEW COLLEGE , & PRESIDENT OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL & LITERARY SOCIETY , MANCHESTER . TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR . IN TWO ...
George Walker. ESSAYS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS , BY GEORGE WALKER , F.R.S. LATE PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY AT THE NEW COLLEGE , & PRESIDENT OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL & LITERARY SOCIETY , MANCHESTER . TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR . IN TWO ...
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George Walker. MEMOIR OF THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . 1 GEORGE WALKER , the subject of the fol- lowing memoir , was born about the year 1735 , at Newcastle - upon - Tyne . The family from which he descended may be traced to a considerable ...
George Walker. MEMOIR OF THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . 1 GEORGE WALKER , the subject of the fol- lowing memoir , was born about the year 1735 , at Newcastle - upon - Tyne . The family from which he descended may be traced to a considerable ...
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George Walker. pose of replenishing his exhausted coffers . Few at that time aspired to the distinction , as it involved in it very important services , and reduced the possessor of it to a state of great dependence , by obliging him ...
George Walker. pose of replenishing his exhausted coffers . Few at that time aspired to the distinction , as it involved in it very important services , and reduced the possessor of it to a state of great dependence , by obliging him ...
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