Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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STERLING LIBRARY REFERENCE OJLY I7oy COOPER (Anthony Ashley), 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury. A Letter concerning enthusiasm, to my Lord *****. (By A.A.Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury.] London, 1708. See LETThR.

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Author: COOPER (anthony Ashley)

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COOPER (Anthony Ashley), ird Eai ot ShaftesbUz7. See MEINECKE (F.) Shaftesbuiy urid die Wur3eln des Hist,ori3mus, etc. Berlin, 1934.

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COOPER (Anthony Ashley), 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury. See SWEETMAN (John E.) Shaftesbury and art theory in eighteenth—century England. 1955.

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Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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COOPER (Anthony Ashley). 3rd.Ea1 of Shafte3burjJ. _i WEISEfl (C. F.) Shaftesburys Asthettk, . Leiozig, 1913.

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Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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vi !, U’:—’ COOPER (Anthony Ashley) 3rd Earl oShaItesbu WOTTON (William), D.D. Bart’lemy fair, or, an Enquiry after wit, in which due respect is had to a setter concerning enthusiasm, to my Lord***.ty.A.aA..Oooper, Earl of Shaft esburyJ, etc Londo, 1709.

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Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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COOPER (Anthony Ashley), 7th Earl of Shaftesbury.? See BREADY (John W.) The Influence of Christianity on social progress, as illustrated by the career of Lord Shaftesbury. London, 1926. (Cheap edition.) Lord Shaftesbury, and social-industrial progress, London, 1927.

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Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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COOPER (Anthony Ashley), 7th Earl of Shaftes1ury. See ENGLAND. Parliament. Petitions and Addresses to Parliament. Report of a public meeting to consider of a petition to Parliament in support of Lord Ashley’s FactoxyBill, [Halifax printed, 1833.j

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Author: COOPER (Anthony Ashley)

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,os COOPER (Anthony Ashley), 7th Earl of Shaftesbury. See ROSENEATJM (Robert A.) Earnest Victorians. Six great Victorians ILord Shaftesbury, John Henry Newman, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Dante Gabriel Rosetti, Charles Darwin, Charles George Gordon] as portrayed in their own words and those of their contemporaries. London, 1961.

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