Edward Mangin

Born 1772-01-01

Died 1852-01-01

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VIAF44735560
WikidataQ18528259
ISNI0000000081236568
Open LibraryOL1089688A

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Books and reading (3)
Chrétien Guillaume de Lamoignon de Malesherbes (1721-1794) (1)
English literature (1)
19th century (1)
English fiction (1)
Fiction (1)
Description and travel (1)

Books by Edward Mangin

Total count: 18

The life of C.G. Lamoignon Malesherbes ...

Constable1804-01-01
Light reading at leisure hours, or, An attempt to unite the proper objects of gaiety and tastein exploring the various sources of rational pleasure, the fine arts, poetry, sculpture, painting, music, dancing, fashionable pastimes, lives, memoirs, characters, anecdotes, &c. &c

Printed for J. Ridgway by B. M'Millan1805-01-01
Oddities and outlines

Printed for J. Carpenter1806-01-01
George the thirda novel.

Printed for James Carpenter1807-01-01
An essay on light reading as it may be supposed to influence moral conduct and literary taste.

Printed for J. Carpenter1808-01-01
An essay on light readingas it may be supposed to influence moral conduct and literary taste.

J. Carpenter1808-01-01
Utopia found: an apology for Irish absentees, by an absentee, residing in Bath [E. Mangin].

1813-01-01
Utopia foundbeing an apology for Irish absentees : addressed to a friend in Connaught

Printed by Gye and Son1813-01-01
A view of the pleasures arising from a love of books: in letters to a lady.

Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne; [etc., etc.]1814-01-01
The Bath stagea dialogue.

Printed and sold by Henry Gye ...; and to be had of all other booksellers1822-01-01
A letter to Thomas Moore, Esq. on the subject of Sheridan's "School for scandal"

Printed by George Wood1826-01-01
Parish settlements and pauperism

J. Hatchard1828-01-01
Stories for Short Students, Or, Light Lore for Little People

J. Harris1829-01-01
Piozziana ...

Moxon1833-01-01
The parlour windowor, Anecdotes

E. Lumley1841-01-01
The parlour window; or, Anecdotes, original remarks on books, etc

1841-01-01
The theatreObservations on a recent pamphlet entitleds "The Pulpit Justified, and the Theatre Condemned," by the Rev. John East, in a letter addressed and dedicated, by permission, to Thomas Noon Talfourd

Longman, Orme, and co., etc., etc.1844-01-01
Miscellaneous essays

Hope1851-01-01