Harris, John

Books by Harris, John

Total count: 291

• Prospects of cathedral churches.

  1775-01-01
• An essay on politenesswherein the benefits arising from and the necessity of being polite are clearly proved ... By a young gentleman.

  printed for B. Law1775-01-01
• Mammon, or, Covetousness the sin of the Christian Church

  G. Lane & P.P. Sandford1841-01-01
• Recollections of Rifleman Harris (Old 95th)with anecdotes of his officers and his comrades

  John & Daniel A. Darling1848-01-01
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  The book-keeper ; and A translation from the German of "Schiller"

  Dawson1868-01-01
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  The book-keeper ; and A translation from the German of "Schiller"

  Dawson1868-01-01
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  Kuklos, an experimental investigation into the relationship of certain lines

  s.n.]1870-01-01
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  Wayside pictures, hymns, and poems.

  Hamilton, Adams1874-01-01
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  The Bible read by the light of ideal science

  Lovell Print. & Pub. Co.1874-01-01
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  Supplement to Theology and science of governmentbeing a review of a book by Emmanuel Kant called Critique of pure reason

  s.n.]1874-01-01
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  The circle and straight linesupplementary illustrations

  J. Lovell1874-01-01
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  Theory of the nature of light, the wave theory of soundthe nature of force and the manifestation of force in th phenomena belonging to physical science

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Theory of orbital revolutiondemonstration of the Earth's perpendicular axis and oblique plane of terrestrial orbit

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Comets and the theory of cometary orbits

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Political economy and science

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Theory of the stellar universe and the mixed doctrine of parallax and abberration

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Centrifugal force and gravitationthe attractive force and tangential motion, the theory of the tides, &c

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Index and specification of contents to the series entitled Centrifugal force and gravitation

  s.n.]1875-01-01
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  Measurement of the sun's distance

  N. Trübner1876-01-01
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  Spiritual sciencethe Patriarch Jacob, the father and the prophet of human scienceCorr. ed.

  J. Harris1878-01-01
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