8 results filtered with: Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.
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An impartial account of the prophets in a letter to a friend.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: 1708- E-books
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Prophetical extracts . Introduction. Containing an impartial account of the prophets of the Cevennes. In a letter to a friend. By Sir Richard Bulkeley. Together with the Remarkable Vision of Lewis XIV; for the Interpretation of which he offered a Reward of 20,000 Louis D'Ors, in the Paris Gazette of November 11, 1689.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: [1795?]- E-books
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An impartial account of the prophets in a letter to a friend.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: [1708?]- E-books
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An answer to several treatises lately publish'd on the subject of the prophets . The First Part. By Sir Rich Bulkeley, Bart.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: 1708- E-journals
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An impartial account of the prophets: in a letter to a friend
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: 1707- E-books
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Strolabella a comical romance , containing an humourous and diverting history of a company of stroling [sic] players, with an account of the origin, progress, and declension of the vagrantes, or itinerant actors; ... Compiled by a celebrated Hottentot philosopher, ... Brought from the Cape of Good Hope by a Dutch poet, and found in the library of Alexander the copper-smith, now faithfully translated by his pupil and successor Richard the black-smith.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: 1740- E-books
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Warnings of the eternal spirit , spoken by the mouth of the servant of God, Abraham Whitro. Faithfully taken in writing when they were spoken. With a preface by Richard Bulkeley. Which is also a continuation of an Answer to divers treatises, lately written on the subject of the prophets.
Whitrow, AbrahamDate: [1709]- E-books
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An impartial account of the prophets , in the beginning of this century: recommended to be seriously perused at this time, when prophecies and revelations are too much disregarded and despised. In a letter to a friend.
Bulkeley, Richard, Sir, 1644-1710.Date: [1795]