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MILLAR (John)
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MILLAR (John) Professo,f Law ri th U1rsityQf Giaow.
In Historloal view of the English government, from the set,t,lement of the Saxons in Britain to the Revolution in 1688. t’o whioh are subjoined some dissertations oorineoted with the history of the government, from the Revolution to the present time. 4 vols. EL. 1b3
8°. 18O3.
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MILLAR (John Hepburn)
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DPOStTORY
MILLAR (John Hepburn).
See INBURGH.
The Edinburgh Academy Register,
[With aa historical introduction
by J. H. Millar.]
Edinburgh, 1914.
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MILLAR (John Hepburn).
The Mid-eighteenth century. (ei.1s. .of Literature, 9.) pp. xii. ± 387.
80. Edinburgh and London, 1902.
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MILLAR (John Fitzhugh)
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folio 33 VBbR Nil
MILLAR (John Fitzhugh).
The Architects of the American colonies; or, Vitruvius Americarius. With drawings rendered by Suzanne Carison. pp. 205.
Barre, Mass., 1968.
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MILLAR (John Sydney Lawrence).
Some Sb.akespeare doubts...Addressed to J.Dover Wilson. pp. 12.
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S . [London? .1945).
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MILLAR ( Mrs. FloreiLoe Fenwiok).
Harrieb Martineau. (nt, women SerIes. Edited by John H. Ingram.) pp • lx. F124. [L. 1.1
80. idon, 1884.
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cr$i4I ‘1W.’1.3 MILLAR (John Hepburn).
Scottish prose of the seventeenth & eighteenth centuries: beiig a course of lectures de— J.ivered in the University of Glasgow in 1912. pp. vi. + 272. Portraits.
8°. Glasgow, 1912.
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SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix. - Shakespeare-Bacon Con trovery. J
See MILLAR (John S.L.)
Some Shakespeare doubts, etc.
[London? ç1945).
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Tnese Ph.D. 1969 [SvLgewood) FERGUSON (Adam), LJ. D.
See SWINGEWCOD (Alan William).
The Scottish Filightenment and the rise of sociolo’‘ith special reference to the social theories of Adam Ferguson, John Millar, and William Robertson. [pypewritten thes is submitted for the degree of Ph.D. of the University of lnc1un, 1969.]
k° 1969.
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Theses Ph.D. 1969 :sviewoodT NILLAR (John), Professor of Law n the Un.versity of Glasgow See SWIN3EWtCD (Alan William).
The Scottish ilishtenment and the rise of soc lology vith special reference to the social theories of Adam Ferguson, John Millar, end William Robertson. [‘rypewritten thesis submitted for the degree of Ph.D. of the iversity of London, 1969.1
J0 1969.
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PERIS.OF EUROPEAN LITER?URE,
Periods of European literature. Edited by Professor Saintsbury. tcontinued.)
B. ELTON (Oliver). The Augustan ages.
9. MILLAR (John H..) The Mid—eighteenth century’.
1902. (uCl...
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10. VAUGHAN (Charles E.) T’neRoniantic revo1i9O7
11. OMOND (Thomas S.) The Romantic triumph. 1909.
12. SAINTSBURY (George E.B.) The Later nineteenth century. 1907.
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