William Cooke — 1780 · 76 obras en el catálogoObras — página 2SSuccessful BrosephSuccessful BrosephEEssential KnowledgeEssential KnowledgePPrimer for the Adult YearsPrimer for the Adult YearsThe Power Of The Priesthood In AbsolutionJJoseph Bunker, lessee of Frances Bokenham, late widow and reJoseph Bunker, lessee of Frances Bokenham, late widow and relict of Captain William Bokenham, now Dame Frances Bukingham [sic], wife of Sir Owen Buckingham. Plantiff. And William Cooke and Robert Bokenham formerly commander of Her Majesties ship August, and brother and heir of the said William Bokenham. DefendantsBBraidBraidCCosmogony of GenesisCosmogony of GenesisPPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis CPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis ContagiosaMMedallic History of Imperial RomeMedallic History of Imperial RomeEElémens de Critique Dramatique Contenant une Analyse du ThéâElémens de Critique Dramatique Contenant une Analyse du Théâtre Sous les Titres Suivants[[Cooke's improved steam generator][Cooke's improved steam generator]PPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis CPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis Contagiosa, or Scald Head; with an Attempt to Distinguish This Disease from Other AffectiMMy Book of Poems TwoMy Book of Poems TwoDDeity - an Argnment on the Existence, Attributes, and PersonDeity - an Argnment on the Existence, Attributes, and Personal Distinctions of the GodheadCCOVER of DARKNESSCOVER of DARKNESSTTeenage Girls Calender, Appointment Book and JournalTeenage Girls Calender, Appointment Book and JournalPPractical and Pathological Inquiry into the Sources and EffePractical and Pathological Inquiry into the Sources and Effects of Derangements of the Digestive Organs, Embracing Dejection, and Some Other AffectaBBaldie and BalderiaBaldie and BalderiaAAbout the HouseAbout the HouseTTattoo in My Heart JournalTattoo in My Heart JournalJJustice at SalemJustice at SalemAA learned and full ansvver to a treatise intitvled, The vaniA learned and full ansvver to a treatise intitvled, The vanity of childish baptismeTThe true character of a noble gennerallThe true character of a noble gennerallSSubstance of the proceedings of a general court of proprietoSubstance of the proceedings of a general court of proprietors held at the bank on the 21st of September, 1809, to consider of a dividend for the half year ending the 11th of October AnteriorPágina 2 de 4Siguiente
JJoseph Bunker, lessee of Frances Bokenham, late widow and reJoseph Bunker, lessee of Frances Bokenham, late widow and relict of Captain William Bokenham, now Dame Frances Bukingham [sic], wife of Sir Owen Buckingham. Plantiff. And William Cooke and Robert Bokenham formerly commander of Her Majesties ship August, and brother and heir of the said William Bokenham. Defendants
PPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis CPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis Contagiosa
EElémens de Critique Dramatique Contenant une Analyse du ThéâElémens de Critique Dramatique Contenant une Analyse du Théâtre Sous les Titres Suivants
PPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis CPractical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis Contagiosa, or Scald Head; with an Attempt to Distinguish This Disease from Other Affecti
DDeity - an Argnment on the Existence, Attributes, and PersonDeity - an Argnment on the Existence, Attributes, and Personal Distinctions of the Godhead
TTeenage Girls Calender, Appointment Book and JournalTeenage Girls Calender, Appointment Book and Journal
PPractical and Pathological Inquiry into the Sources and EffePractical and Pathological Inquiry into the Sources and Effects of Derangements of the Digestive Organs, Embracing Dejection, and Some Other Affecta
AA learned and full ansvver to a treatise intitvled, The vaniA learned and full ansvver to a treatise intitvled, The vanity of childish baptisme
SSubstance of the proceedings of a general court of proprietoSubstance of the proceedings of a general court of proprietors held at the bank on the 21st of September, 1809, to consider of a dividend for the half year ending the 11th of October
