Thomas Gibson Bowles

Also known as

Bowles, Thomas Gibson

Born 1841-01-01

Died 1922-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF77392435
WikidataQ3990628
ISNI0000000083962651
Open LibraryOL2384463A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (3)
War, Maritime (International law) (2)
Taxation (2)
Maritime law (2)
Dime novels (1)
Paris, Declaration of -- 1856 (1)
Declaration of Paris (1856) (1)

Books by Thomas Gibson Bowles

Total count: 21

The blazing burgeeor, The scarlet rover, a nautical mellow-drama

T. H. Lacy1800-01-01
The blazing burgee, or, The scarlet rovera nautical mellow drama

T.H. Lacy1864-01-01
The port admiralor, The mysterious mariner, the child of destiny, and the rightful heir.

Thomas Hailes Lacy1864-01-01
The Defence of Paris: Narrated as it was Seen

S. Low, son, and Marston1871-01-01
Maritime warfare

W. Ridgway1877-01-01
The eastern questionan address delivered at Newcastle-on-Tyne on March 12, 1878

Hardwicke and Bogue1878-01-01
An address delivered to the electors of the borough of Banbury, at the exchange hall, on Friday evening, March 12th, 1880

John Potts, machine printer1880-01-01
Flotsam and Jetsam: A Yachtsman's Experience at Sea and Ashore

Funk & Wagnalls1883-01-01
Flotsam and jetsama yachtsman's experience at sea and ashore

Funk & Wagnalls1883-01-01
The log of the 'Nereid.'

Simpkin, Marshall1889-01-01
The declaration of Paris of 1856being an account of the maritime rights of Great Britain; a consideration of their importance; a history of their surrender by the signature of the Declaration of Paris; and an argument for their resumption by the denunciation and repudiation of that declaration

S. Low, Marston and Company1900-01-01
The Declaration of Paris of 1856: being an account of the maritime rights of Great Britain; a consideration of their importance; a history of their surrender by the signature of the Declaration of Paris; and an argument for their resumption by the denunciation and repudiation of that declarationby Thomas Gibson Bowles.

S. Low, Marston and Co., Limited1900-01-01
Gibraltara national danger : being an account of the nature and present state of certain works now being constructed on the western side of Gibraltar : an exposition of the danger which these will create for Great Britain : an argument for certain alterations calculated to diminish the danger attached to them : and a plea for the suspension of the works until a re-examination and reconsideration has been made of the whole matter

Sampson Low, Marston & Co.1901-01-01
The port admiral, or, The mysterious marinerthe child of destiny and the rightful heir

S. French1902-01-01
National finance, an imminent peril

T. Fisher Unwin1904-01-01
National financean imminent peril / by Thomas Gibson Bowles, M.P.25th thousand.

T. Fisher Unwin ...1904-01-01
National finance in 1908 and afterbeing a review of the past, a forecast of the future, an appeal for true accounts, a plea for retrenchment, a protest against debt, and a warning against false taxation

T.F. Unwin1908-01-01
Sea law and sea power as they would be affected by recent proposals; with reasons against those proposals

J. Murray1910-01-01
Sea law and sea power as they would be affected by recent proposalswith reasons against those proposals.

Murray1910-01-01
Bowles v. The Bank of Englandthe proceedings in court (from the shorthand writer's notes) and official court documents

Butterworth1914-01-01
The Candid quarterly review of public affairsGeneral index to vols. 1-6 (1914-16)

1916-01-01