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CLARKE (John), i. D. , - See WOLLASTON (William). The Religion of nature delineated... Th€ seventh edition. To which is added a preface conti±thig a general account of the life, character Lnd writings of the author, also a trans— latiori of the note5 into ig1ish. [By J. Clarke.] 1750.

Card ID: 481

Author: CLARKE (John), )

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I n (:3 CLARKE (John), )laster of the Public Grammar School in Hull. An Examination of the notion of noral good and evil, advanced in a late book, entitled ‘The religion of nature delineated’ [by William Wollaston]. See WOLLASTON (Wilui). The Religion of nature delineated172k’>... With An examination of the notion of moral good and evil (1725, by John Clarke... Facsimile reproductions with an introduction by Stanley Tweyman. Delmar, N.Y.,1971..

Card ID: 488

Author: STOBAR (John Clarke)

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STOBAR (John Clarke). Shakespeare’s monarchs. [Twelve lessons broadcast for schools, 1925, arranged) by J.C.Stobart. London, [1926]. See SHAKESPEARE (William). [Selections and Extracts.]

Card ID: 217

Author: WOLLASTON (William)

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I 0 r c WOLLASTON (William). The Religion of nature delineated <172’I>.. .With an examination of the notion of moral good and evil 4725), by John Clarke, A defence of Mr Woflaston’s notion of moral good and evil 1:1725>, and. A general account of the life, charac’ter, and writings of the author (being the preface to the sixth edition of ‘The religion of nature delineated1] <1738> Facsimile reproductions (from copies in the British Library, London) vith an introduction by Stanley Tweyman. 4 parts n 1 vol. Scholars1 Facsimiles & Reprints: Del1ELr, N.Y., l97i.

Card ID: 536

Author: No Author available

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7!. BLAKE (William), Artist. [Appendix.) : CLARKE (John Henry). Yi11iam Blake ... on the Lord’s prayer. 2927. Temporary Catalogue Entry

Card ID: 429

Author: No Author available

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2 LONDON. Clarke Hall F_ellowship. Clarke Hall Lectu.ree. [Continue.) oso_ PY.1 5. FRY (Sara M.) The Ancestral child. 1940. 6. ROCHE (Alexander A.), Baron Roche. Some thoughts on educatio and on juvenile courte. [ig5] 7. RES (John R.) Mental health and the offender. L197]. 5. BIRKETT (William N.), Baron Birkett. Criminal justice: problems of punishmen. - 9. MAXWETJ (Sir Alexaflder). The Institutional treatme’rof delinquents. [1949]. (P.c .1) [s NEXT OARD.J

Card ID: 275

Author: I (Stanley)

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h WEMA1I (Stanley). See WOLLASTON (William). The Religion of nature delineated <1721L>.. .With an examination of the notion of ia>ral good and. evil <1725>, by John Clarke, A defence of Mr Wollaston’ s notion of moral good and evil 4725>, and A general account of the life, character, and writings of the author [being the preface to the sixth edition of ‘The religion of nature delineated’]

Card ID: 287

Author: No Author available

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Cc]Zr —i].C . STERLING LIBRARY ‘ ) REFERENCE OTY - P - BIBLE. Eiglist,, i6ii.J The Holy Bible, conteyning the Old Testament, and the New. Newly translated out of the originall. tongues,. & with the former translations [Tyndale’s, Matthew’s, Coverdale’s,. Craruner’s, Parker’s and the Genevan) diligently compared. and. reulsed by his Maiesties speciall coiándement. Appointed to be read in churches. [Genesis - 2 Kings revised at Westminster by Lancelot Andrewes, Bishop of Ely, John Overal, iadrianus. Saravia, Richard Clarke, John Layfield, Robert Teigh, Francis Burleigh, Geoffrey Ki’ 1lir1hsrd Thomson, William [SEE NEXT CARD.]

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