Lucius M. Sargent

Also known as

Lucius Manlius Sargent

Born 1786-01-01

Died 1867-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF34821794
WikidataQ6697572
ISNI0000000024741728
Open LibraryOL159841A

Top Subjects

Temperance (26)
Fiction (14)
Temperance -- Fiction (9)
Massachusetts (6)
Societies (3)
Drinking of alcoholic beverages -- Fiction (3)
Biblical teaching (3)

Books by Lucius M. Sargent

Total count: 81

The temperance talestwenty-one thrilling stories : founded on fact[Comprehensive ed.]

N. Broughton Jr.1800-01-01
No. 1. of the New-milk cheese, or The comi-heroick theunderclap, a semi-globular publication, without beginning and without end

Printed at the Van Tromp Press.1807-01-01
No. 1 of the New-milk cheese, or, The Comi-heroick thunderclapa semi-globular publication without beginning and without end

Printed at the Van Tromp Press1807-01-01
The New-milk cheese, or, The comi-heroick theunderclapa semi-globular publication, without beginning and without end

Printed at the Van Tromp Press.1807-01-01
Ode written to be sung at the dinner given to the officers of the United States frigate Constitution after the victory over the British frigate Guerrier

s.n.1812-01-01
Ode written to be sung at the dinner, given to the officers of the United States frigate, Constitution, after the victory over the British frigate Guerrier [i.e., Guerriere]

[s.n.]1812-01-01
Hubert and Ellen.With other poems ...

Chester Stebbins.1812-01-01
Wild Dick and Good Little Robin3d ed.

Ford & Damrell1833-01-01
I am afraid there is a God!

Published by Ford and Damrell, Temperance Press1833-01-01
An address delivered at Worcester, before the Worcester Temperance Society

Printed by Ford and Damrell, Temperance Press1833-01-01
Address delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of IntemperanceMay 27, 1833

Temperance Press, Ford & Damrell1833-01-01
My mother's gold ringfounded on fact.

Published by Ford and Damrell1833-01-01
Address before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, delivered May 27, 1833.2nd edition.

Temperance Press, Ford and Damrell. Mechanics' Hall, Wilson's Lane.1833-01-01
An address delivered before the Seamen's Bethel Temperance Society

Printed by Ford and Damrell1833-01-01
I am afraid there is a God!founded on fact.

Ford and Damrell1833-01-01
Address before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, delivered May 27, 1838

Temperance Press ; Ford & Damrell1833-01-01
My mother's gold ringNinth edition.

Published by Ford and Damrell1833-01-01
Groggy Harbor, or, A smooth stone from the brook, and a shepherd's sling

Published by Ford and Damrell, Temperance Press, Wilson's Lane ; and Perkins, Marvin & Co., no. 114 Washington Street1834-01-01
My mother's gold ringfounded on fact20th ed.

Published by Ford and Damrell1834-01-01
A sectarian thing.Second edition.

Published by Ford and Damrell, Temperance Press, Wilson's Lane and Perkins, Marvin & Co., no. 114 Washington Street1834-01-01
An address delivered before the Temperance Society of Harvard University, November 20, 1834

Cambridge Press: Metcalf, Torry, and Ballou1834-01-01
A word in season, or, The sailor's widow7th ed.

William S. Damrell1835-01-01
Seed time and harvest

W. S. Damrell1835-01-01
Right oppositefounded on fact6th ed.

Damrell1835-01-01
Seed time and harvestfounded on fact1st ed

Damrell, and Gould, Kendall, and Lincoln1835-01-01
What a curse : or, Johnny Hodges, the blacksmithfounded on fact4th ed.

W. S. Damrell1835-01-01
I am afraid there is a Godfounded on fact7th ed.

William S. Damrell1835-01-01
Groggy harboror, a smooth stone from the brook and a shepherd's sling

William S. Damrell1835-01-01
Wild Dick and good little Robin9th ed.

W.S. Damrell1835-01-01
Fritz Hazellfounded on fact.Fourth edition.

Published by William S. Damrell, no. 3 Cornhill, and Russell, Odiorne & Co.1835-01-01
Reply to Bishop Hopkins' attack on the Temperance Society

publisher not identified1836-01-01
What a curse!or, Johnny Hodges, the blacksmith

W. S. Damrell1836-01-01
Letter, on the 'State of the temperance reform,' to the Rev. Caleb Stetson, of Medford, Mass.3rd ed

W.S. Damrell1836-01-01
Letter on the 'State of the temperance reform,' to the Rev. Caleb Stetson, of Medford, Mass

Published by William S. Damrell, no. 39 Washington Street, and Gould, Kendall and Lincoln, no. 59 Washington Street.1836-01-01
An Irish heartfounded on fact

William S. Damrell1836-01-01
Well enough for the vulgarfounded on fact5th ed.

Pub. by W.S. Damrell1836-01-01
Temperance tales

Whipple and Damrell1837-01-01
Kitty Graftonfounded on fact.

Whipple and Damrell1837-01-01
The stage-coachFifth thousand.

Whipple & Damrell1837-01-01
Nancy Le Baron

John S. Taylor1837-01-01
Too fast and too faror, the cooper and the currier.

Scofield and Voorhies1837-01-01
What a curse!or, Johnny Hodges, the blacksmith : founded on fact.Eighth thousand.

Scofield and Voorhies1838-01-01
Address delivered at the Beneficent Congregational meeting-house, July 4, 1838being the first temperance celebration of American independence, in Providence

B. Cranston & Co.1838-01-01
Seed time and harvestfounded on fact.Ninth ed.

Whipple and Damrell1838-01-01
The prophets!where are they?

Whipple & Damrell1839-01-01
Letters to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis

Whipple and Damrell1839-01-01
The life-preserverfounded on factFifth thousand.

Whipple & Damrell ...1839-01-01
Margaret's bridalfounded on fact

A. Flint, no. 223 Arch Street1839-01-01
As a medicine

Scofield & Voorhies1839-01-01
Review of a sermon on the "Danger of being overwise"preached June 7th, 1835

William S. Damrell, and Tappan & Dennett1842-01-01
Gennema tes ampeloureview of a sermon on the "danger of being otherwise," preached June 7th, 1835

Williams S. Damrell and Tappan & Dennett1842-01-01
The temperance meeting in the village of Tattertown.

William S. Damrell1843-01-01
The temperance meeting in the village of Tattertownfounded on fact

William S. Damrell1843-01-01
The rumseller's moneymoral suasion without law

publisher not identified1844-01-01
Letter from L. M. Sargent to Rev. John Marsh

[publisher not identified]1847-01-01
Too fast and too far, or The cooper and the currierFounded on fact25th thousand.

1847-01-01
Diary of the Rev. Solomon Spittle2nd ed.

White & Potter1854-01-01
A brief epistle from Dr. Ziba Sproulerespectfully addressed to ladies of the upper ten thousand, and the millions below, widows, wives, and mothers, sisters, cousins, and maiden aunts

s.n.1855-01-01
Dealings with the dead.

Dutton and Wentworth1856-01-01
Reminiscences of Samuel Dexter.

H.W. Dutton & son1857-01-01
The Blackstone family: being sketches, biographical and genealogical

Courier office1857-01-01
The Blackstone familybeing sketches, biographical and genealogical, of William Blackstone, and his descendants.

Courier Office1857-01-01
Notices of the histories of Boston

A. Williams & Co.1857-01-01
The pirates of the Echo

s.n.1859-01-01
The ballad of the abolition blunder-buss ...

s.n.1861-01-01
The temperence talesNew illustrated edition.

W.J. Holland & Co.1873-01-01
Catalogue of the valuable private library of the late Lucius Manlius Sargent, and that of General Horace Binney Sargent, to be sold by auction ... April 22 and 23, 1879 ... .

F. Wood, printer1879-01-01
Kitty Graftonfounded on fact

Whipple and Damrell1970-01-01
Diary of the Rev. Solomon Spittle

W.S. Damrell1970-01-01
Too fast and too far; or, The cooper and the currier

Whipple and Damrell1970-01-01
An Irish heartfounded on fact3d ed

W.S. Damrell, and Gould, Kendall and Lincoln1970-01-01
Groggy harbor, or, A smooth stone from the brook and a shepherd's sling

Ford and Damrell, Temperance Press, and Perkins, Marvin1970-01-01
The prophets! Where are they?founded on fact

Whipple & Damrell1970-01-01
The life-preserverfounded on fact

Whipple & Damrell1970-01-01
Wild Dick and good little Robin

Ford & Damrell1970-01-01
The legal remedy, or, The beauties of going to lawas illustrated in the famous case of Pilkington vs. Popsquirt

Redding1970-01-01
What a curse, or, Johnny Hodges, the blacksmithfounded on fact1st ed

W.S. Damrell1970-01-01
Nance Le Baronfounded on fact

W.S. Damrell1970-01-01
Margaret's bridalfounded on fact ; 1st thousand

A. Flint1970-01-01
Reminiscences of Samuel Dexter

Henry W. Dutton1978-01-01
Dealings with the dead. By a sexton of the old school.

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