Jonathan Barber
Also known as
Barber, JonathanJonathan 1784-1864 Barber
Born 1784-01-01
Died 1864-01-01
Identifiers
- Amazon1015371434
- Open LibraryOL518371A
Top Subjects
- Elocution (7)
- Oratory (2)
- Recitations (1)
- Readers (1)
- 1800-1870 (1)
- Phrenology (1)
- Boston Phrenological Society (1)
Books by Jonathan Barber
Total count: 15
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Lectures on the science and practice of elocution by Dr. Barberprospectus.s.n.1824-01-01
Exercises in reading and recitationJ. Barber and C. Mason1825-01-01-
The Elocutionistconsisting of declamations and readings, in prose and poetry; for the use of colleges and schoolspublished by Hezekiah Howe and A.H. Maltby. Printed by Hezekiah Howe.1829-01-01
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The elocutionistconsisting of declamations and readings in prose and poetry : for the use of colleges and schoolsH. Howe and A.H. Maltby1829-01-01
A grammar of elocutioncontaining the principles of the arts of reading and speaking; illustrated by appropriate exercises and examples ...A. H. Maltby1830-01-01
A grammar of elocutioncontaining the principles of the arts of reading and speaking; illustrated by appropriate exercises and examples ...A. H. Maltby1830-01-01-
An address delivered before the Boston Phrenological Societyon the evening of its organization at the Masonic Temple, Dec. 31, 1832Marsh, Capen, & Lyon1833-01-01
An introduction to the grammar of elocutiondesigned for the use of schools.Marsh, Capen & Lyon1834-01-01-
An introduction to the grammar of elocutiondesigned for the use of schools2d ed. rev. and imp.Marsh, Capen & Lyon1836-01-01
The elements of elocutiondesigned for the use of schoolsJ. Lovell)1860-01-01
Elementary analysis of some principal phenomena of oral languagePrinted by W. Cooper, jun.1924-01-01-
Organization and functions of the Department of Labor and IndustryLewis G. Hines, secretary of labor and industry1942-01-01
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The elements of elocutiondesigned for the use of schoolsJ. Lovell)1985-01-01
The Elements of Elocution [microform]Designed for the Use of SchoolsLegare Street Press2021-09-10
The elements of elocutiondesigned for the use of schoolsJ. Lovell