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Author:
PEARSON (Weetznan Dickinson)
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PEARSON (Weetznan Dickinson), Viscount Cowdray. See MIDDLEMAS (Robert Keith).
The Master builders: Thomas Brassey, Sir John Aird, Lord Cowdray, Sir John
N0rton—Griffiths, etc.
London, 1963.
Card ID:
588
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No Author available
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PEARSON (William), of Shrewsbur_y.
Picturesque views of the churches of London, from original drawings, by W.Pearson. (Ecclesiastical architecture of London, being a complete series of views of the churches in the metropolis, etc.) Nos. 1—7 in 1 vol.
4°. London, 1811—14L
Catalogued from the wrapers.
The wraers of Nos. IVII. bear the title ItEcciesiastical architecture of London, etc.”
ch prt conins 10 plates and Part XL. containspges letterpress describing the
[SEE i’XT CARD.)
Card ID:
589
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Author:
No Author available
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PEARSON (William), of Shrewsiry.
Picturesque views of the churches of London,
[Continued.]
Teinpç_ Church.
Wanting Ns, VIII.—I,containing plates 71—9.
No more published.
Bound In a volume lettered: Ecclesiastical Architecture of London.
Card ID:
590
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Author:
No Author available
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PEARSON (Wiflien), of Shrewsbury. “j
Se].eot views of the antl4uities of Shropehire, with a. desoritive aooont of ea.oh build.izig.
40 plates. [11.1.]
4. London, Shrewsbury [printed, 1807].
Card ID:
591
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Author:
PEARSON (William Alexander)
Description
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PEARSON (William Alexander) and HEPBURN (Joseph
Samuel).
Physiological and clinical chemistry...Second edition. . .revised. Illustrated, etc.
pp. 467. —
8°. London, [U.S.A. printed], 1938.
Card ID:
592
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Author:
PEARSON (William Alexander) and HEPBURN (Joseph Samuel)
Description
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PEARSON (William Alexander) and HEPBURN (Joseph Samuel).
Physiological and clinIeäl chemistry...Second
edition.. .revised. Iflustrated, etc.
pp. 467. —
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8 . London, [US.A. printed], 1938.
Card ID:
593
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Author:
PEARSON (William Harrison)
Description
PEARSON (William Harrison).
A Comparative study of Patmore, Hopkins and Francis Thompson, entailing an examination of their leading ideas and poetic techniques, with a view to discovery of what community there is, if any, in their literary aims, methods and techniques, and whether they can be called a Catholic school of poetry. [With a bib1ioraphy. Typewritten thesis submitted for the degree of Ph.D. of the University of London in 1952.] 2 vols.
1952.
Card ID:
594
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Author:
JERVIS (William Henley)
Description
PEARSON, afterwards JERVIS (William Henley).
A History of Wraaice froza the earliest, times + the fail of the Second Empire in 187O. Thoroih.ty revised and in great part i’s— wt’itten by A. Hassall, with a chapter on ancient Gaul by F. Haverfield. With.. znp9 and 0e2gravings. Nw impressiQn.
[With a bibliograpby.] (The Student’s Manuals.) pp. x. + 707.
8°. Londor, 1902.
Card ID:
595
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