John Griscom

Born 1774-01-01

Died 1852-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF39806002
WikidataQ16066349
ISNI0000000083748137
Open LibraryOL356996A

Top Subjects

Dictionaries (2)
English language (2)
Education -- United States -- Religious aspects (1)
Universities and colleges -- United States -- Curricula (1)
Society of Friends -- United States -- Education (1)
Meteorology -- United States -- Methodology (1)
Geography (1)

Books by John Griscom

Total count: 11

The New-York expositor, or, Fifth bookbeing a collection of the most useful words in the English language

Printed and sold by Samuel Wood1811-01-01
Considerations relative to an establishment for perfecting the education of young men within the Society of Friendsin a letter from a member of the Society in New-York to several others in Philadelphia.

Printed by Samuel Wood & Sons1815-01-01
Hints relative to the most eligible method of conducting meteorological observationsread before the Literary and Philosophical Society of New-York on the eight of December 1814

Printed by Van Winkle and Wiley1815-01-01
Geographical questionscontaining, a copious and minute reference to the different parts of the globe : with a table of all the most considerable towns, rivers, mountains, capes, and islands ...

Printed and sold by S. Wood1816-01-01
A discourse on the importance of character and education in the United Statesdelivered on the 20th of the 11th mo. (November) 1822, introductory to a course of lectures on experimental philosophy and chemistry

Printed by Mahlon Day1818-01-01
A year in Europecomprising a journal of observations in England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Switzerland, the north of Italy, and Holland. In l8l8 and l8l9

Published by Collins & Co. and E. Bliss and E. White; [etc., etc.]1823-01-01
Report on a plan for extending & more perfectly establishing the mechanic and scientific institution of New York

D. Fanshaw1824-01-01
Monitorial instruction.An address

1825-01-01
The New-York expositoror, Fifth book: being a collection of the most useful words in the English language

S.S. & W. Wood1825-01-01
Address delivered before the Newark Mechanics' Association, on their third anniversary, January 25, 1831

Printed by William Tuttle1831-01-01
School disciplineEssay on school discipline, read before the American Lyceum, May 5th, 1832

1832-01-01