Grimshaw, William

Books by Grimshaw, William

Total count: 39

• History of Englandfrom the first invasion by Julius Caesar, to the Peace of Ghent : comprising every political event worthy of remembrance ... : with an interrogative index : for the use of schools

  Benjamin Warner1819-01-01
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  An etymological dictionary or analysis of the English languagecontaining the radicals and definitions of words derived from the Greek, Latin, and French languages and all the generaly used technical and polite phrases adopted from the French and Latin

  Printed for the author by Lydia R. Bailey1821-01-01
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  An etymological dictionary

  Printed by Lydia R. Bailey1821-01-01
• An exposition of the situation, character, and interests, of the American republic, absolute and relative.

  1822-01-01
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  Questions adapted to the third and subsequent editions of Grimshaw's History of the United States [anon.]

  For the author1822-01-01
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  History of the United States, from their first settlement as colonies, to the cession of Florida, in eighteen hundred and twenty-one: comprising, every important political eventwith progressive view of the aborigines; population, religion, agriculture and commerce ... and a copious alphabetical index.3d ed.

  Printed for the author, by Lydia R. Bailey1822-01-01
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  Questions adapted to Grimshaw's History of England.

  Printed for the author1823-01-01
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  Questions adapted to Grimshaw's History of the United Statesrevised and improvedRev.

  For the author1824-01-01
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  Key adapted to the questions for Grimshaw's History of English.

  Printed for the author1824-01-01
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  History of the United Statesfrom their first settlement as colonies, to the cession of Florida, in eighteen hundred and twenty-one: comprising, every important political event; with a progressive view of the aborigines; population, religion, agriculture, and commerce ...Rev. ed.

  J. Grigg1826-01-01
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  An etymological dictionary and expositor of the English languagecontaining the radicals and definitions of words derived from the Greek, Latin, and French, languages2d. ed., carefully rev. and enl.

  J. Grigg1826-01-01
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  The life of Napoleonwith the history of France, from the death of Louis XVI to the year 1821.

  Towar & Hogan1829-01-01
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  The history of France from the foundation of the monarchy to the death of Louis XVIinterspersed with entertaining anecdotes and biographies of eminent men

  Published by Towar & Hogan1829-01-01
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  Questions adapted to Grimshaw's Life of Napoleon

  Tower & Hogan1829-01-01
• Key adapted to the questions for Grimshaw's History of England

  John Grigg1829-01-01
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  Key adapted to the questions for Grimshaw's Life of Napoleon

  Towar & Hogan1829-01-01
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  The history of South America

  Collins & Hannay, and Collins & co.1830-01-01
• The history of South America, from the discovery of the New world by Columbus, to the conquest of Peru by Pizarrointerspersed with amusing anecdotes, and containing a minute description of the manners and customs ... of the Indians.

  Collins & Hannay, and Collins1830-01-01
• History of England, from the first invasion by Julius Caesar, to the accession of George the Fourth, in eighteen hundred and twentycomprising every political event worthy of remembrance : a progressive view of religion, language, and manners of men eminent for their virtue or their learning, their patriotism, eloquence, or philosophical research, of the introduction of manufactures, and of colonial establishments : with an interrogative index, for the use of schoolsStereotype ed., carefully rev., and accompanied by a book of questions and a key.

  John Grigg1830-01-01
• History of the United States, from their first settlement as colonies, to the cession of Florida, in 1821comprising every important political eventRev. ed.

  J. Grigg1830-01-01
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