John Dunmore Lang
Born 1799-01-01
Died 1878-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL113467A
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- WikidataQ3181392
- ISNI0000000080873004
- Goodreads1640314
Top Subjects
- Australia (10)
- Polynesians (4)
- History (4)
- New South Wales (4)
- Church and state (3)
- United States (3)
- Penal colonies (2)
Books by John Dunmore Lang
Total count: 43
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The present aspect and prospects of the churchwith a plain statement of the case of the Church of Scotland and the British colonies : a sermon preached in Trinity College Church, Edinburgh, 20th February, 1831Sold by M. Ogle, W. Collins, and M. Lochhead; and W. Oliphant, Edinburgh1831-01-01
An Historical and Statistical Account of New South Wales: Both as a Penal Settlement and as a ...Cochrane and M'Crone1834-01-01
View of the origin and migrations of the Polynesian nationdemonstrating their ancient discovery and progressive settlement of the continent of America.Cochrane and M'Crone1834-01-01-
An historical and statistical account of New South WalesSampson Low, Marston, Low, & Searle1834-01-01
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An historical and statistical account of New South Walesboth as a penal colony and as a British colonyCochrane and M'Crone1834-01-01
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The true glory of a Christian churcha sermon preached at the opening of St. Andrew's, or the Scots Church, Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Land, on Sabbath the 15th of November, 1835Henry Bull, Colonist Office1835-01-01
Transportation and colonizationor, The causes of the comparative failure of the transportation system in the Australian colonies: with suggestions for ensuring its future efficiency in subserviency to extensive colonization.A.J. Valpy1837-01-01-
National sins the cause and precursors of national judgmentsa sermonJames Tegg1838-01-01
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New Zealand in 1839or, Four letters, to the Right Hon. Earl Durham, governor of the New Zealand land company. On the colonization of that island, and on the present condition and prospects of its native inhabitants.Smith, Elder1839-01-01
Religion and education in America: with notices of the state and prospects of American Unitarianism, popery, and African colonizationT. Ward and co1840-01-01-
Specimens of an improved metrical translation of the Psalms of Davidintended for the use of the Presbyterian Church in Australia and New Zealand : with a preliminary dissertation, and notes, critical and explanatoryPrinted by Adam Waldie1840-01-01
Religion and education in Americawith notices of the state and prospects of American Unitarianism, popery, and African colonization.T. Ward and co.1840-01-01-
The moral and religious aspect of the future America of the southern hemisphere, or, A letter to the members of the Presbyterian churches, and, particularly to Scotsmen and the descendants of Scotsmen, in the United States of Americapublisher not identified1840-01-01
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[Letter] to the ministers and elders of the secession and relief churches in Scotland1844-01-01
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Phillipsland; or, the country hitherto designated Port Phillipits present condition and prospects asa highly eligible field for emigration.Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans1847-01-01
PhillipslandLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans1847-01-01
Phillipsland; Or, The Country Hitherto Designated Port Phillip: Its Present ...Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, Paternoster Row1847-01-01-
Repeal or revolution, or, A glimpse of the Irish futurein a letter to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, &c., &c., &cEffingham Wilson1848-01-01
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Eine deutsche Colonie im Stillen OceanAdresse an die ehrenw. Mitglieder des deutschen Parlaments in Frankfurt und die Deutschen insgesammtB. Tauschnitz1848-01-01
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Juvenile-pauper emigrationa letter to Matthew Talbot BainesJ. Wheldon1849-01-01
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Remarks on the proposed constitution for the Australian coloniesin a letter to Benjamin Hawes, Esq., M.P., under-secretary of state for the coloniesJ. Wheldon1849-01-01
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Freedom and independence for the golden lands of Australiathe right of the colonies, and the interest of Britain and of the worldLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans1852-01-01
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The Australian emigrant's manualor, A guide to the gold colonies of New South Wales and Port PhillipPartridge and Oakey1852-01-01
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Three lectures, on the impolicy and injustice of religious establishments, or The granting of money for the support of religion from the public treasury, in the Australian coloniesPrinted by R. Barr1856-01-01
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Queensland, Australiaa highly eligible field for emigration, and the future cotton-field of Great Britain: with a disquisition on the origin, manners, and customs of the aborigines.E. Stanford1861-01-01
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Queensland, Australia, a highly eligible field for emigration and the future cotton-field of Great Britainwith a disquisition on the origin, manners, and customs of the aborigines2nd ed. --E. Stanford1864-01-01
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The coming event!, or, Freedom and independence for seven united provinces of AustraliaSampson Low, Son, and Marston1870-01-01
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The coming eventor, Freedom and independence for the seven united provinces of Australia2nd thousand. --Sampson Low, Son, and Marston1870-01-01
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St. Andrew's or the Presbyterian Collegeand how it has fallen into its present anomalous and discreditable condition : including the substance of a speech delivered in the College Council, July 18, 1871City Printing Office1872-01-01
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Poems, sacred and secularwritten chiefly at sea within the last half-centuryR. Mackay1873-01-01
An Historical and Statistical Account of New Souths Wales, from the Founding of the Colony in ...S. Low, Marston, Low , & Searle1875-01-01-
On the origin and migrations of the Polynesian nationdemonstrating their original discovery and progressive settlement of the continent of AmericaC. Potter1876-01-01
Origin and migrations of the Polynesian nationdemonstrating their original discovery and progressive settlement of the continent of America.2d ed., greatly extended and improved.G. Robertson1877-01-01-
Origin and migrations of the Polynesian nationdemonstrating their original discovery and progressive settlement of the continent of America2d ed., greatly extended and improved.Printed for S. Low, Marston, Low, and Searle, London1877-01-01
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John Dunmore Lang, chiefly autobiographical, 1799-1878cleric, writer, traveller, statesman, pioneer of democracy in Australia. An assembling of contemporary documentsJedgarm Publications1951-01-01
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John Dunmore Langchiefly autobiographical 1799 to 1878 : cleric, writer, traveller, statesman, pioneer of democracy in AustraliaJedgarm publications1951-01-01
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Cooksland in north-eastern Australiathe future cotton-field of Great Britain; its characteristics and capabilities for European colonization. With a disquisition on the origin, manners, and customs of the aborigines.Johnson Reprint Corp.1970-01-01
Reminiscences of my life and times both in church and state in Australia for upwards of fifty years.Heinemann1972-01-01-
The fatal mistake and two statements on the Scots Church, SydneyLibrary of Australian History1978-01-01
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The moral and religious aspect of the future America of the southern hemisphereor, A letter to the members of the Presbyterian churches, and particularly to Scotsmen and the descendants of Scotsmen, in the United States of AmericaJ. Van Norden1980-01-01
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Religion and education in Americawith notices of the state and prospects of American Unitarianism, popery, and African colonizationT. Ward1986-01-01
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New Zealand in 1839, or, Four letters to the Right Hon. Earl Durham, governor of the New Zealand Land Company ... on the colonization of that island, and on the present condition and prospects of its native inhabitantsFacsim. ed.Kiwi Publishers1997-01-01
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View of the origin and migrations of the Polynesian nationdemonstrating their ancient discovery and progressive settlement of the continent of AmericaFacsim. ed.Kiwi Publishers1999-01-01