William Biglow

Born 1773-01-01

Died 1844-01-01

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Books by William Biglow

Total count: 19

To the patrons of the Salem gazette, the carrier presents the compliments of the season and the following address.

Printed by Thomas C. Cushing1797-01-01
Educationa poem, spoken at the request of the Phi Beta Kappa, July 18th, 1799

Printed at Salem, by Joshua Cushing1799-01-01
The child's library.Containing a selection of lessons for spelling, reading and speaking.

Printed by Joshua Cushing, 1800. Sold at the book stores of T.C. Cushing, and B.B. Macanulty.1800-01-01
An introduction to the making of Latinselected chiefly from Ellis's exercises, and adapted to the rules of Adam's syntax. To which is subjoined, the second part of Lyne's Latin Primer

Cushing & Appleton; J. Cushing, printer1801-01-01
The elements of Latin grammar

Printed by E. Lincoln for West & Greenleaf and J. West1801-01-01
The youth's librarya selection of lessons in reading : intended as a sequel to The child's library

Printed by Joshua Cushing, sold by Cushing and Appleton1803-01-01
The new Latin primercontaining, first, lessons for construing and parsing, which exemplify all the rules of Adam's Latin syntax : second, extracts from the minor Latin classics, with literal translations : third, the first part of Lyne's Latin primer2nd ed

John West & Co.1809-01-01
Re-commencement, commencement again, commencement in earnest, commencement indeed, &c.called also, ensure, scandal, vague report or what you please

Printed by J. Belcher1811-01-01
Commencement, a poem, or, rather, Commencement of a poemrecited before the Phi Beta Kappa society, in their dining hall in Cambridge, Aug. 29, 1811

Printed by T.C. Cushing1811-01-01
Re-re-commencement: a kind of a poemcalculated to be recited before an "assemblage" of New-England divines, of all the various denominations; but which never was so recited, and in all human probability never will be

Printed by Thomas C. Cushing.1812-01-01
Re-re-commencementa kind of a poem : calculated to be recited before an "assemblage" of New-England divines, of all the various denominations, but which never was so recited, and in all human probability never will be

Printed by Thomas C. Cushing1812-01-01
Sawney, redivivus et restauratus; or, Miscellaneous verses ...

the Author1816-01-01
Odes of Anacreontranslated into English verse, from the Greek, as published in Dalzel's Collectanea minora

Univ. press, Hilliard and Metcalf1817-01-01
A letter to a layman, in reply to his Letter to Rev. Mr. Channing

s.n.1819-01-01
History of Sherburne, Mass.from its incorporation, MDCLXXIV, to the end of the year MDCCCXXX : including that of Framingham and Holliston, so far as they were constituent parts of that town

Printed and published by Ballou & Stacy1830-01-01
History of Sherburne, Mass.

Printed and pub. by Ballou & Stacy1830-01-01
History of Sherburne, Mass. from its incorporation, MDCLXXIV, to the end of the year MDCCXXXincluding that of Framingham and Holliston, so far as they were constituent parts of that town

Ballou & Stacy1830-01-01
History of the town of Natick, Mass.from the days of the apostolic Eliot, MDCL, to the present time, MDCCCXXX

Marsh, Capen, & Lyon1830-01-01
Classology, an anacreontic ode in imitation of "Heathen mythology."

Thurston, Torry, and Emerson1843-01-01