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Francis Maseres
English lawyer, scholar and judge
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Tables shewing the values, in a single present payment, of an annuity of one pound, payable quarterly : for the lives of persons of all ages, from 25 to 73 ; such annuity to commence at any age, not younger than 35 nor older than 75 : for the use of London.
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Francis Maseres
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Date: 1773
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Observations on tithes , shewing the inconveniences of all the schemes that have been proposed for altering that antient manner of providing for the clergy of the Established Church of Ireland. By William Hales, D. D. Rector of Killisandra in the Province of Ulster, late a Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. To which is annexed, a second edition of the Moderate Reformer, or Proposal for abolishing some of the most obvious and gross Abuses that have crept into the Church of England, and are the Occasion of frequent Complaints against it. By a friend of the Church of England.
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Hales, William 1747-1831.
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Date: 1794
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A collection of several commissions , and other public instruments, Proceeding from his Majesty's Royal Authority, and other papers, Relating to the State of the Province in Quebec in North America, since the Conquest of it by the British Arms in 1760. Collected by Francis Maseres, Esquire, His Majesty's Attorney General in the said Province.
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Great Britain. Sovereign (1760-1820 : George III)
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Date: 1772
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The doctrine of permutations and combinations, being an essential and fundamental part of the doctrine of chances; as it is delivered by Mr. James Bernoulli, in his excellent treatise on the doctrine of chances, intitled, Ars conjectandi, and by the celebrated Dr. John Wallis, of Oxford, in a tract intitled from the subject, and published at the end of his Treatise on algebra: in the former of which tracts is contained, a demonstration of Sir Isaac Newton's famous binomial theorem, in the cases of integral powers, and of the reciprocals of integral powers. Together with some other useful mathematical tracts / [by various authors] Published by Francis Maseres, esq.
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Date: 1795
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