J. B. Estlin
Born 1785-01-01
Died 1855-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2385524A
Top Subjects
- United States (47)
- Correspondence (45)
- Antislavery movements (45)
- History (45)
- J. B. Estlin (1785-1855) (45)
- 19th century (45)
- Women abolitionists (28)
Books by J. B. Estlin
Total count: 56
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Observations on diseased spineillustrated by a case : and containing strictures upon Mr. Baynton's treatise on that disorderPrinted by Browne & Manchee1818-01-01
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A discourse on divine influences and conversionwith a series of propositions on divine agencyPrinted and sold by Parsons and Browne1822-01-01
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On prayer and divine aid.a letter on the duty and efficacy of prayerpublished by William Browne; and Rowland Hunter1829-01-01
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On prayer and divine aida letter on the duty and efficacy of prayerG. Smallfield1829-01-01
Report of the result of the operation for the cure of strabismus in a hundred patientsS. Taylor, printer1842-01-01-
Practical remarks upon injuries to the iris, and on artificial pupilS. Taylor, Printer1843-01-01
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An address to the members of the medical profession of Bristol and Bath, on mesmerismHenry Renshaw1843-01-01
[Letter to] My dear sir1844-01-01-
Remarks on mesmerism in 1845John Churchill1845-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1845-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Madam1846-01-01
[Letter to] My dear sir1846-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1846-01-01-
A brief notice of American slavery, and the abolition movementH.C. Evans1846-01-01
[Letter to] My dear sir1846-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1846-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Madam1847-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Madam1848-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1849-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1849-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1850-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1850-01-01
[Letter to Samuel May]1850-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Madam1850-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1850-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1850-01-01-
Reply to a circular issued by the Glasgow Association for the Abolition of Slavery recommending a discontinuance of British support to the Boston Anti-slavery BazaarE. Brière1850-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Emma1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1851-01-01
[Letter to] Miss Weston1851-01-01
Your letters have just reached us dear friend1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear 'friend'1851-01-01
[Letter to Emma Weston?]1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1851-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1852-01-01
[Letter to] My d[ea]r Mr. May1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Emma1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1852-01-01
[Incomplete letter to] My dear Miss Weston1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1852-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1852-01-01
A brief notice of American slaveryand the abolition movement.2d ed., rev., and reprinted by the Leeds Anti-slavery Association.W. Tweedie1853-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1853-01-01
[Letter to Anne Warren Weston]1853-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. May1853-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1853-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Miss Weston1854-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Emma1854-01-01
[Letter to Samuel May]