Author: WESLEY (John)

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PD W53a Cok Reference only WESLEY (John). See COKE (Thomas); LL.D. and. MDORE (Henry), W1yan Minister. [The Life of the Rev. John Wesley, including an account of the great revival o± religion in Europe and Merica of which he was the first and chief instrument.] 8°. [London, 1792.1

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Author: THOMAS (John Wesley)

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ObR*cj THOMAS (John Wesley), ?ofessor. See CLARKE (James F.) The Letters of’ James Freeman Clarke to Margaret Fuller. Edited, by 3.W. Thomas. Ramburg, 1957.

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Author: THOMAS (John Wesley)

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+ ___ _ft THOMAS (John Wesley), Profesor. German verse from the 12th to the 20th century, in English translation. [An anthology. Poems translated and edited) by J.W.Thoiuas. (University of North Carolina Studies in the Girmanie Lanugesii Literatures, 44.) pp. (14)-i- 1O. 8. Chapel Hill, N.C.,[Assen printed, 1963).

Card ID: 95

Author: HALES (John Wesley)

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9 HALES (John Wesley). PCY (Thomas), Bishop of rorro. The Percy folio of old English ballads and romances. (From the text of F.J. Frniva11 and J.W. Hales.) London, 1905—10.

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Author: OMAS (John Wesley)

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U?1146 969 ThOMAS (John Wesley), Professor. See ULRIcH, von Lchtenstein, [English.] Ulrich von Liechter.stel&s Service of ladies. TraDsiated in condensed form into English verse, with an introduction to the poet and the work, by J.W.Thomas. chapel H1l, 1969.

Card ID: 98

Author: COKE (Thomas)

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P1D W5 3a Cok Reference only COKE (Thomas)’ LL.D. and MDORE (Henry),Wésleyan Minister. [The Life of the Rev. John Wesley, including an account of the great revival of reli,gion in Europe and America of which he was the first and chief instrument.) pp.x. + 5k2. Portrait. 8°. [London, 1792.) Imperfect; wanting the titlepage, pp.i-ii., which has been replaced by a xerographic facsimile.

Card ID: 468

Author: No Author available

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PTQD W3a Her HBEJ?11 (Thomas Walter). John Wesley as editor and author. (Princeton Studies in English1 17.) pp. vii, 11+6. Princeton, 1940.

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Author: No Author available

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Canton Shorthand [c.s.c.] 1760 [oney] Collection Reference only GURNEY (Thomas ), Stenograpç The Nature and fitness of things; or, the Perfections of God, a standing rule to try all doctrines and experience by, in a poem humbly offend to the consideration of Mr. John Wesley...with other occasional poems. By the author of Perseverance, a poem...The third edition. [By Thomas Gurney.) 12°. London, printed for the author, 1760. —(Fourth edition.) The perfections of God, etc. [By T.Gurney. With a new preface.] 12°. London, 1770. See WESLEY (John) . [Append

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Author: No Author available

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C::i:: [C.s.C.] 1760 [Gurney] r1 NATURE. The Nature end fitness of things; or, the Perfections of God, a standing rule to try all doctrines and experience by, in a poem humbly offered to the consideration of Mr. John Wesley ...with other occasional poems. By the autior of Perseverance, a poem...The third edition. [By Thomas Gurney.] 12°. London, printed for the author, i6o. See WESLEY (John). [Appendix.]

Card ID: 548

Author: No Author available

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i..arlton hortnand [c.s.c.] 1760 [Gurney] Collection Rfer’nce only WESLEY (John). [Appendix.] The Nature and fitness of things; or, the Perfections of God, a standing rule to try all ckctrines and experience by, in a poem humbly offered to the consideration of Ih. John Wesley •..with other occasional poems. By the author of Perseverance, a poem...The third edition. [By thomas Gurney.) pp. 36 + 12°. London, printed for the author, 1760. [SEE NEXT CARD.]

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Author: ORE (Henry)

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PQD W53a Cok Reference only )ORE (Henry), Wesan Minister. See COKE (Thomas), LL.D. and IDORE (Henry), Weran Minister. [The Life of the Rev. John Wesley, including an accouDt of the eat revival of religion in Europe and America of which he was the first and chief instrument.] 80. [London, 1792.)

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Author: No Author available

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C ?( N j ‘ . I w THOMAS (John Wesley), Author of An Apology for Don Jua&’. An Apology for “Don Juan” [by Lord Byron]: a satirical poem, in two cantos • Third edition. To which is added a third canto, including remarks on the times. pp. iv. ÷ 144. [S.fl.] 0 8 . London and fludley, 1850.

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