Thomas Doubleday
Born 1790-01-01
Died 1870-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF76687313
- WikidataQ7789032
- ISNI0000000081573951
- Open LibraryOL2101536A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (7)
- Great Britain -- Economic conditions (2)
- Money -- Great Britain -- History (2)
- Money (2)
- History (2)
- Food (2)
- Population (2)
Books by Thomas Doubleday
Total count: 26
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Sixty-five sonnetswith prefatory remarks on the accordance of the sonnet with the powers of the English languageBaldwin1818-01-01
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The Italian wifea tragedyT. Cadell1823-01-01
Babington; a tragedy [in verse].1825-01-01-
Babingtona tragedyW. Blackwood1825-01-01
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Remarks on some points of the currency questionin a review of Mr. Tooke's "Considerations"Printed for Baldwin, Cradock & Joy1826-01-01
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Dioclesiana dramatic poemHurst, Chance1829-01-01
The question of the vote by ballot plainly stated, and objections fully examined and refutedin a letter to John Hodgson, Esq., M.P.James Ridgway, Piccadilly; and Emerson Charney, Newcastle upon Tyne1831-01-01-
Caius Marius, the plebeian consula historical tragedyJ. Macrone1836-01-01
The true law of population shewn to be connected with the food of the people.Simpkin, Marshall1842-01-01-
The fisher's garland, for 1821[-1845]1845-01-01
A financial, monetary, and statistical history of Englandfrom the Revolution of 1688 to the present time ; derived principally from official documents, in seventeen letters addressed to the young men of Great BritainE. Wilson1847-01-01-
A financial, monetary, and statistical history of Englandfrom the Revolution of 1688 to the present timeE. Wilson1847-01-01
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A financial, monetary, and statistical history of England, from the Revolution of 1688 to the present timederived principally from official documents.E. Wilson1847-01-01
The Coquet-Dale Fishing SongsBlackwood1852-01-01-
On mundane moral government demonstrating its analogy with the system of material governmentW. Blackwood and sons1852-01-01
The true law of populationshewn to be connected with the food of the people3rd and enlarged ed.Smith, Elder & Co.1853-01-01
The political life of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, bart. ...Smith, Elder1856-01-01-
"Why is money scarce?"the question answered, in a letter to Thomas John Tayler, Esq., of Earsdon, NorthumberlandSmith, Elder & Co.1857-01-01
A letter to ... the duke of Northumberland on the ancient Northumbrian music, its collection and ...1857-01-01-
A financial, monetary and statistical history of England, from the revolution of 1688derived principally from official documents ...2nd ed.Effingham Wilson1859-01-01
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The touchstonea series of letters on social, literary, and political subjects, originally published in the "Newcastle daily chronicle" under the signature of "Britannicus,"R. Todd1863-01-01
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The war, the balance of trade & the Bank Acts, in a series of letters addressed to the editor of "The newcastle chronicle," with a preface and appendixEffingham Wilson1866-01-01
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Form of petition to the reformed House of Commonsrespectfully dedicated and earnestly recommended to the constituencies of the United KingdomA. Reid1869-01-01
Matter for materialists: letters in vindication of the principles regarding the nature of ...1870-01-01
The true law of population shewn as connected with the food of the people.A.M. Kelley1967-01-01
The Political Life Of The Right Honorable Sir Robert Peel V1An Analytical BiographyKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-06-01