John Shaw

Books by John Shaw

Total count: 103

• The Character of a Pastor, according to God's Heart, consideredA Sermon preached in Braintree South -Parish, at the Ordination of the Rev. Moses Taft, Aug. 26, 1752

  1753-01-01
• Argonauticorum libri quatuor

  e typographeo Clarendoniano1777-01-01
• A methodical English grammarcontaining rules and directions for speaking and writing the English language with propriety : illustrated by a variety of examples and exercises for the use of schools

  Printed for the author, and sold by Richardson and Urquhart1778-01-01
• Experimental observations on the development and growth of salmon-fryfrom the exclusion of the ova to the age of two years

  A. and C. Black1840-01-01
• Observations on the development and growth of salmon-fry

  1840-01-01
• A tramp to the diggingsbeing notes of a ramble in Australia and New Zealand in 1852

  Richard Bentley1852-01-01
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  A ramble through the United States, Canada, and the West Indies

  Hope1856-01-01
• A ramble through the United States, Canada, and the West Indies.

  Hope1856-01-01
• Travels in Englanda ramble with the city and town missionaries

  William Johnson1861-01-01
• The predecessors of the High court of Madras

  Printed by E. Keys, at the Government press1882-01-01
• The old diamond merchanta Belfast story of sixty years ago

  Weekly Northern Whig1887-01-01
• The Golden Halcombes

  Olley1888-01-01
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  Antiseptics in obstetric nursinga text-book for nurses on the application of antiseptics to gynaecology and midwifery

  Lewis1890-01-01
• An Actor's daughter

  Griffith Farran, Okeden & Welsh1890-01-01
• The diamond merchant, and other stories

  Printed by R.Aickin & Co., Ltd.1898-01-01
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  Justice and the religion of truth and justice

  Mysell-Rollins, printers and book-binders1899-01-01
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  Medical priestcraft, a national peril

  F.S. Turney1907-01-01
• The cure of cancer and how surgery blocks the way

  Turney1907-01-01
• Medical priestcraft, a national peril

  F.S. Turney1907-01-01
• Canceroperation, not the cure, but a cause

  Pilot Press1908-01-01
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