Conrad Weiser

Born 1696-01-01

Died 1760-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF27156941
WikidataQ214411
ISNI0000000108819852
Open LibraryOL578144A

Top Subjects

Pennsylvania (3)
Iroquois Indians (2)
Pennsylvania -- Description and travel (2)
New York (State) -- Description and travel (2)
Group relations training (2)
Pennsylvania -- Politics and government -- To 1775 (1)
Moravian Church (1)

Books by Conrad Weiser

Total count: 14

Ein wohl-gemeindter und ernstlicher Rath an unsere Lands-Leute, die Teutschen.

Gedruckt bey Benjamin Franklin?1741-01-01
Die Confusion von Tulpehocken

Gedruckt bey Benjamin Franklin1742-01-01
Translation of a German letter, wrote by Conrad Weiser, Esq; interpreter, on Indian affairs, for the province of Pennsylvania.

s.n.1757-01-01
Translation of a German letter

B. Franklin and D. Hall1757-01-01
Narrative of a journey from Tulpehocken, in Pennsylvania, to Onondago, the headquarters of the Six nations of Indiansmade in 1737 by Conrad Weiser

J. Pennington1853-01-01
Conrad Weiser's journal of a tour to the Ohio, August 11-October 2, 1748 ...

1904-01-01
I don't need to know your name to be your friend.

Fortress Press1972-01-01
Promises of steel, covenants of glass.

Fortress Press1973-01-01
Not so loud, I can't hear you!

Fortress Press1973-01-01
Dancing all the dances, singing all the songs

Fortress Press1975-01-01
Conrad Weiser's Account book, 1746-1760

Pennsylvania German Society1981-01-01
Healers, harmed & harmful

Fortress1994-01-01
Conrad Weiser's Journal

Applewood Books2007-01-01
Conrad Weiser correspondence