Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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) %_ C ROGERS (Thomas), jM.,Chanlain to Arch shop Bancrt. The Catholic doctrine of the Church of England: an exposition of the Thirty—lime Articles. [With the text of the Articlesj...Edited for the Parker Society by J.J.S.Perowne. O.nibride, 1854. See ENGLAND. [Church of England. - Articles of Religion. J

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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— ROGERS (Thomas), A.M., Chaplain to Archbishop Bancroft. ENGLAND. lChurch of England. — Articles of Religion. j A Treatise upon sundry matters contained in the Thirty Nine Articles of Religion, which are professed in the Church of England. Long since written and published by T.Rogers. London, 1639.

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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STERLWG LIERAR’( L? tja i• j tç REFERENCE ON1Y ROGERS (Thomas), A.M., Chaplain to Arohbishop Bancroft. See JESUS ChRIST. foe ImitaEione Christi.— English. 1’ Of the imitation of Christ. Three... bookes...Now newlie cofrected, translated, and with most ample textes and sentences of Holie Scripture illustrated, by T. Rogers. MDLXXX. - [Essex House Press: London, Capden printed, 1904.]

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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ROGERS (Thomas), Author of iCelestiall Elegie11. Celestiafl Elegies of the Goddesses and. the Muses, d.eploring the death of...Fraunoes, Countesse of Hex’tford...Whereu.nto are annexed some funerafl verses touching the death of M. Ewens, etc. Imprinted at London by R. Bradocke...1598. See LOIDON. [III. Miscellaneous Institutions, Societies, etc.] Roxbur1ghe Club. CPblicati&ThJ c. lcY9. London, 1881.

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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ACQ’I OCIET Fgr1ho ROGERS (Thomas), Author of ‘Celestial]. Elegies’. Leycesters gho6t. [A poem on the life of Robert Dudley, by Thomas Rogers.] 4°. [London], 1641. See DUDLEY (Robert), Earl of Leicester.

Card ID: 177

Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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ROGERS (Thomas), A.Lv1ain to Archbisho Baneroft. The Catholic doctrine of the Church of England: an exposition of the Thirty—hine Articles. [With the text of the Articles.]...Edited for the Parker Society by J.J.S.Perowne. Cnbridg, 1854. ENGLAND. [Church of England. - Articles of Religion.]

Card ID: 309

Author: ROGERS (Thomas)

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ROGERS (Thomas), Author of ?C.1estial Elegie’. Oelestiafl Elegies of the Goddesses and the Muses, deploring the death of...Frau.noes, Oountesse of Rertford....Whereunto are annexed some funerall verses touching the death of M. Ewens, etc. Imprinted at London by R. Bradocke...1598. See LO1DON. CIII. Miscellaneous Institutions, Societies, etc.J Roxburgie Club. [tb]i.eatiöiTJ :o.. 109. London, 1881.

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Author: ROGERS (Henry Thomas)

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ROGERS (Henry Thomas). See KONSTANTINIDES (M.) Neohellenica: an introduction to modern Greek in the form of dialogues, containing specimens of the language from the third century B.C. to the present day. . .Translated into Thglish in collaboration with H.T.Rogers. LQncion and New YR, 1892.

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas Clifford)

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ROGERS (Thomas Clifford). The Life, work and influence of George Lillo. [Typewritten thesis presented for the degree of Ph.D. of the Un..versity of London in 1937. With a bibliography.) 51L. + 21 leaves. Li.0. 3.937.

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas Edward:)

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ROGERS (Thomas Edward:), Spain: economic and commercial conditions in Spain. • .October, 1956. London, 1957. See F2GLAND. Departments of State and Official Bodies. Board of Trade. [Overseas Economic Suverys. —spain.]

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Author: ROGERS (Thomas Englesby)

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DEPOSITORY ROGERS (Thomas Englesby). Records ol’ Yarlington: being the history of a country village. pp. (10) ÷ . Qnealoica1 tabl€s. 0 4 • London, 1890.

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Author: ROGERS (Walter Thomas)

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ROGERS (Walter Thomas). A Ianual of bibliography; being an introduction to the knowledge of books, librar management, and the art of cataloguong...With...illus-. trations and a coloured frontispiece. [ith -:biblography and a glossary of terms.] pp.viii.÷ 1’/2. [L.I.] 8. London, 1891.

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