Andrews, John

Born 1736-01-01

Died 1809-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF34480100
WikidataQ15433771
ISNI0000000073594568
Open LibraryOL2393133A

Top Subjects

Politics and government (2)
Great Britain (2)
Republics (1)
Young men -- Early works to 1800 (1)
Conduct of life -- Early works to 1800 (1)
Maxims -- Early works to 1800 (1)
Great Britain -- History -- 1760-1789 (1)

Books by Andrews, John

Total count: 8

Letters to His Excellency the Count de Welderen, on the present situation of affairs between Great Britain and the United Provinces.

printed for Benjamin White1781-01-01
An essay on republican principlesand on the inconveniences of a commonwealth in a large country and nation ...

Printed for Richardson and Urquhart1783-01-01
An analysis of the principal duties of social lifewritten in imitation of Rochefoucault, in a series of letters to a young gentleman, on his entrance into the world

Printed for Richardson and Urquhart, at the Royal-Exchange1783-01-01
Remarks on the French and English ladiesin a series of letters; interspersed with various anecdotes, and additional matter, arising from the subject. By John Andrews, ...

printed for T. Longman, and G. Robinson1783-01-01
History of the war with America, France, Spain and Hollandcommencing in 1775 and ending in 1783

Published by His Majesty's Royal Licence and Authority for John Fielding ... and John Jarvis in the Strand1785-01-01
A defence of the stadtholdershipwherein the necessity of that office in the United Provinces is demonstrated : and the designs and conduct of the party that opposes it are examined : with a review of the pernicious consequences that have attended the alliances and connections of the United Provinces with France, and the dangers to which they are exposed from their present situation

Printed for W. Richardson ...1787-01-01
Characteristical views of the past and of the present state, of the people of Spain and Italy.Addressed to an English traveller.

C. Chapple1808-01-01
A geographical atlas of Englanddivided according to its natural, political, civil, ecclesiastical, ancient and modern divisions, to which is added, a political chart of Europe, to shew the position of all the sea-ports, promontories, and distances, in order to trace the naval and commercial intercourse between Great Britain, Ireland and the Continent. In a series of maps in a plan entirely new. Calculated to illustrate the history of this country, and for the improvement of youth. illustrated with nineteen maps

Printed for John Stockdale ...1809-01-01