Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.
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The wooden world dissected in the character of a ship of war: As also, the characters of all the officers, From the captain to the Common Sailor; Viz. I. A Sea-Captain. II. A Sea-Lieutenant. III. A Sea-Chaplain. IV. The Master of a Ship of War. V. The Purser. VI. The Surgeon. Vii. The Gunner. Viii. The Carpenter. IX. The Boatswain. X. A Sea-Cook. XI. A Midshipman. XII. The Captain's Steward. XIII. A Sailor. By the author of the London-Spy.
Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.Date: [1749]- E-books
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The wooden world dissected in the character of a ship of war: as also, the characters of all the officers, from the captain to the common sailor; viz. I. A Sea-Captain. II. A Sea-Lieutenant. III. A Sea-Chaplain. IV. The Master of a Ship of War. V. The Purser. VI. The Surgeon. Vii. The Gunner. Viii. The Carpenter. IX. The Boatswain. X. A Sea-Cook. XI. A Midshipman. XII. The Captain's Steward. XIII. A Sailor. By the author of the London Spy.
Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.Date: 1751- E-books
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The lord Clarendon's History of the grand rebellion compleated. Containing, I. The heads of the great men on both sides, whose Characters he gives, (being 85 in Number) Drawn from Original Paintings of Vandike, A. More, Dobson, Corn. Johnson, and other Eminent Painters. And Engraven by Mr. Vertue, Mr. Vandegutcht, Mr. Sturt, &c. II. The tracts, speeches, letters, memorials, &c. mention'd in the said History, are here at large, and referr'd to the Page therein. With his Lordship's Life. III. Three maps, viz. 1. South Britain (with the Tract of King Charles the Second's miraculous Escape from Worcester.) 2. North Britain. 3. Ireland. IV. Two tables, one of the Heads, and who Painted and Engrav'd them. The other, of all the Battles that was fought; both referring to the Pages in the aforesaid History.
Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.Date: MDCCXVII. [1717]- E-books
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The merry travellers or, a trip upon ten-toes, from Moorfields to Bromley. An humorous poem. Intended as the wandering spy. Part I. By the author of the Cavalcade.
Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.Date: 1721- E-books
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Satyrical reflections on clubs in twenty nine chapters. 1 Of Clubs in General. 2 The Vertuoso's Club. 3 The Knights of the Golden Fieece. 4 The No-Nose Club. 5 The Man-Killing Club. 6 The Surly Club. 7 The Atheistical Club. 8 The Club of Ugly-Faces. 9 Of the Split-Farthing Club. 10 The Club of Broken Shop-Keepers. 11 The Man-Hunters Club. 12 The Yorkshire Club. 13 The Mock-Heroes Club. 14 The Beaus Club. 15 The Wrangling, or Hussel-Farthing Club. 16 The Quacks Club; or, the Physical Society. 17 The Weekly Dancing Club; or the Buttock-Ball in St. Giles's. 18 The Bird-Fanciers Club; and of their Annual Feast. 19 The Lying Club; and how it came to be establish'd. 20 The Scatter-Wit Club. 21 The Florists Club. 22 Bob Weden's Cellar Club. 23 The Mollies Club. 24 The Bawds Initiating Club. 25 Sam Scot's Smoaking Club. 26 The Thieves Club. 27 The Small-Coal Man's Musick Club. 28 The Kit-Cat Club. 29 The Beef-Stake Club. By the author of the London-Spy. Volume IV.
Ward, Edward, 1667-1731.Date: MDCCXIX. [1719]