William Shaw

Books by William Shaw

Total count: 94

• An analysis of the Galic language. By William Shaw, A.M. The second edition

  Printed by W. and T. Ruddiman1778-01-01
• An enquiry into the authenticity of the Poems ascribed to Ossian. By W. Shaw, A. M. F. S. A. Author of the Galic Dictionary and Grammar

  Printed by Pat Byrne Bookseller, Stationer1782-01-01
• Trial for a breach of promise of marriageMiss Elizabeth Chapman, against William Shaw, Esq.; attorney at law. Before the Right Honourable Lord Kenyon, in the Court of King's Bench, Westminster Hall, on Saturday, the 22d of May, 1790

  printed for G. Riebau, in the Butcher-Row, near Temple Bar.1790-01-01
• An oration, on the death of Mr. John Russell, senior sophister, at Harvard UniversityDelivered November 25, in the college chapel

  Printed by John W. Folsom, for the author.1795-01-01
• The life of Hannah Morewith a critical review of her writings

  Printed for T. Hurst1802-01-01
• A practical narrative of autumnal epidemic fever which prevailed in Philadelphia in the year 1803

  Printed for the author by A. and G. Way1804-01-01
• A word for my oppressed working fellow-subjects.

  s.n.1850-01-01
• An affectionate pleading for England's oppressed female workersrespectfully addressed to my Queen, the government, the aristocracy, the clergy, and the consuming classes in general

  W. Clowes and Sons1850-01-01
• Golden dreams and waking realitiesbeing the adventures of a gold-seeker in California and the Pacific Islands

  Smith, Elder1851-01-01
• First and second lettes to the members and friends at Milnsbridge Chapel

  Printed at the Office of J. E. Wheatley1857-01-01
• Sioux City directory, 1871-72 ... together with ordinances of the city

  Shaw1871-01-01
• The story of my mission among the British settlers in south eastern Africa.New ed.

  Wesleyan Mission House1872-01-01
• 
  [Letter to] My dear Mr. Garrison

  1877-01-01
• An affectionate pleading for England's oppressed female workersrespectfully addressed to my Queen...the government...the aristocracy, the clergy and the consuming classes in general.

  W. Clowes1892-01-01
• What can the young people do for the Bible cause?

  American Bible Society1903-01-01
• A short history of the Reformed Presbyterian congregation, Cullybackey.

  Macdonald1912-01-01
• Cullybackeythe story of an Ulster village

  Macdonald1913-01-01
• Evidence and procedure in magistrates' court

  Butterworth1946-01-01
• Evidence in criminal cases.3d ed. / by Michael Lee. --

  Butterworth1947-01-01
• Evidence in criminal cases4th ed. by Michael Lee.

  Butterworth1954-01-01
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