The Librarians of Harvard College 1667-1877
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A song on the famous peal of 7308 grandsire cators rung by the Society of All Saints ringers, in Worcester, on the 28 th of November, 1774. Broadside. Wdct. 105.52 The ringing occupied 4^ hours.
2384. A touch on the times ; a poem.
London. 1776. sm. 8°. pp.8. 15.6 Motto: — "There is none that doeth good, no not one." Rom. iii. 12. The note To the reader is signed "A country taylor. " 2385. The trial of Betty the cook-maid before the worshipful justice Feeler for laying abed in the morning. Lond...on. sm. 8°.
pp.8. Wdcts. 3 cop. 4.24,25.11,26.10 A satire on the servant girl question, showing what was expected from a maid employed as cook at seven pounds a year. The cuts are of the crudest.
ADDENDA 139 2386. A true and real dialogue between Mr. Steel, the butcher, Mr. Deadman, the baker, Mr. Double Chalk, the publican, Mr. Gripe, the churchwarden, and Mr. Dip, the overseer. London, J. Evans, pp. 8.
3 cop. 10.9, 22.20, 54.4 An exposure of tradesmen's extortions and imposi- tions on the public.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A song on the famous peal of 7308 grandsire cators rung by the Society of All Saints ringers, in Worcester, on the 28 th of November, 1774. Broadside. Wdct. 105.52 The ringing occupied 4^ hours.
2384. A touch on the times ; a poem.
London. 1776. sm. 8°. pp.8. 15.6 Motto: — "There is none that doeth good, no not one." Rom. iii. 12. The note To the reader is signed "A country taylor. " 2385. The trial of Betty the cook-maid before the worshipful justice Feeler for laying abed in the morning. Lond...on. sm. 8°.
pp.8. Wdcts. 3 cop. 4.24,25.11,26.10 A satire on the servant girl question, showing what was expected from a maid employed as cook at seven pounds a year. The cuts are of the crudest.
ADDENDA 139 2386. A true and real dialogue between Mr. Steel, the butcher, Mr. Deadman, the baker, Mr. Double Chalk, the publican, Mr. Gripe, the churchwarden, and Mr. Dip, the overseer. London, J. Evans, pp. 8.
3 cop. 10.9, 22.20, 54.4 An exposure of tradesmen's extortions and imposi- tions on the public.
What to read after The Librarians of Harvard College 1667-1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Knowles Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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