Josiah Dunham
Born 1769-01-01
Died 1844-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF3892167
- WikidataQ19310926
- Open LibraryOL2405250A
Top Subjects
- Sunday schools (2)
- Christian education of children (2)
- Freemasons -- Addresses, essays, lectures (1)
- Washington, George, 1732-1799 (1)
- Fourth of July orations (1)
- History (1)
- Dartmouth College (1)
Books by Josiah Dunham
Total count: 12
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Dunham and True's almanac, for the year of our Lord, 1796... Calculated for the meridian of Hanover, Newhampshire, latitude 43 degrees, 33 min. north; but will serve without any essential error for the adjacent states. ...Printed by Dunham and True; for Alden Spooner, and sold at his office.1795-01-01
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An oration, delivered at Hanover, before the Franklin LodgeDunham & True1796-01-01
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Dunham and True's second year's almanac, for the year of our Lord, 1797... Calculated for the meridian of Hanover, latitude 43 degrees 33 minutes north; fitting Newhampshire and Vermont. : Containing every thing necessary for an almanac, and a variety of other useful and entertaining matter. : [Four lines of Scripture text]By Dunham and True for Alden Spooner of Windsor, sold at his office wholesale and retail.1796-01-01
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An oration, delivered at Hanover, before the Franklin Lodge of Free and Accepted Masonsat their celebration of the Festival of St. John the Baptist. June 24, 5796. : Together with some very learned notes.Printed by Dunham & True.1796-01-01
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An oration, for the fourth of July, 1798delivered in the meeting-house, in the vicinity of Dartmouth-College, at Hanover, in Newhampshire, at the request of the inhabitants of said Hanover, and the adjacent towns, who assembled there for the celebration of the 22d anniversary of American independence, and published by their desireby Benjamin True.1798-01-01
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A funeral oration on George Washington, late general of the armies of the United StatesPronounced, at Oxford, Massachusetts, at the request of the field officers of the brigade stationed at that place, on the 15th Jan. 1800; it being the day devoted to the funeral honors of their departed chief, pursuant to general orders from the secretary at war. By Josiah Dunham, A.M. Capt. 16th U.S. Regiment. [Two lines from Shakespeare].Printed by Manning & Loring, for Joseph Nancrede, no. 49, Marlbro' Street. Sold at his bookstore1800-01-01
An oration in commemoration of the birth of our illustrious WashingtonPrinted by Thomas M. Pomroy1812-01-01
An oration in commemoration of the birth of our illustrious WashingtonPrinted by Thomas M. Pomroy1812-01-01-
An oration delivered at Hanover, in the vicinity of Dartmouth College, before the several Washington Benevolent Societies of Hanover, Lebanon, Lime, Norwich, and Hartfordon the thirty-eighth anniversary of American independence : and in commemoration of the great events in Europe, which have terminated so honorably to the allied arms, and so triumphantly glorious to the cause of humanityPrinted by Charles Spear1814-01-01
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An answer to the "Vindication of the official conduct of the trustees of Dartmouth college," in confirmation of the "Sketches"with remarks on the removal of President WheelockPrinted by D. Watson, jun.1816-01-01
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Address delivered in publick, at the first quarterly meeting of the Windsor Union Sunday-School Society, January 1, 1819W. Spooner, pr.1819-01-01
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Address delivered in publick at the first quarterly meeting of the Windsor Union Sunday-School SocietyJanuary 1, 1819W. Spooner, pr.1819-01-01