7 results filtered with: Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.
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A letter to a Right Honourable patriot upon the glorious success at Quebec. In which is drawn a parallel between a good and bad general, A Scene exhibited, wherein are introduced, (besides others) Three of the Greatest Names in Britain; and a particular account of the manner of General Wolfe's death, With a Postscript, which enumerates the other Conquests mentioned in the London Address. By Mr. Grove of Richmond.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: MDCCLIX. [1759]- E-books
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A second letter to a right honourable patriot , on the glorious victory obtained over the Brest fleet 1759. And an historical account of that at La Hogue, 1692: The Ancient and Present State of the Venetian and British Navies: Three Scenes; Wherein are introduced, Two of the greatest Names in France: The Respective Cases of the Highlanders and Irish Roman Catholics: The late and present State of the British Colonies: Observations on the Grandeur of the Nation, its extensive Commerce, Banks, Opulent Merchants, &c. and the Characters of two high Critics and the Malicious Practices of the Petty Ones. By Mr. Grove of Richmond.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: [1760]- E-books
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The history of the life and times of Cardinal Wolsey , prime minster to King Henry Viii. I. Of his Birth, and the various Steps he took to attain Preferment, connected with Affairs, both Foreign and Domestick, from the Death of Edward IV. to the End of the Reign of Henry Vii. II. Of his Conduct and Management while Prime Minister, (commencing with the Reign of Henry Viii.) and continued by way of Annals to his Disgrace and Death, including the general Transactions of Europe. III. Memoirs of the Emperor Charles V. Henry Viii. and Francis I. from the Demise of the Cardinal to their respective Deaths. IV. The secret History of the Cardinal, by George Cavendish, Esq; his Gentleman Usher, written in the Reign of Philip and Mary. In which are interspersed The Lives and memorable Actions of the most eminent Persons: And the whole illustrated with Political and Moral Reflections. Collected from antient Records, Manuscripts, and Historians. ... . Adorn'd with Cuts, and a compleat Index.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: MDCCXLII. [1742]-44- E-books
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A reply to the famous few question . In which from the public records and other undoubted authorities. Is fully demonstrated, in opposition to that elaborate performance, that the Jews born here before the late act were never intitled to purchase and hold lands to them and their heirs; but were considered only as aliens, or vassals of the crown. In a letter to the gentleman of Lincoln's-Inn. By a freeholder of the county of Surry.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: [1754]- E-books
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Six letters upon interesting subjects. I. Hints to the legislature, touching as well the former laws and customs of England, relating to forestallers, regrators, and ingrossers of corn, ... as weights and measures. .... VI. My Lord Coke's, and other great lawyers opinions, in respect to the blessings that may accrue from the reformation of the laws. To which are prefixed, the representation of the Corporation of Warwick, and a particular epistle in behalf of the poor of old England, with remarks. By Mr. Grove
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: 1758- E-books
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Two dialogues in the Elysian fields, beetween Cardinal Wolsey, and Cardinal Ximenes The first prime minister of England, and the other of Spain. Interspersed with critical remarks and observations. To which are added, historical accounts of Wolsey's two colleges, and the town of Ipswich. Adorned with curious copper plates. By Mr. Grove, of Richmond.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: M.DCC.LXI. [1761]- E-books
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The history of the life and times of Cardinal Wolsey , prime minister to King Henry Viii. I. Of his Birth, and the various Steps he took to attain Preferment, connected with Affairs, both Foreign and Domestick, from the Death of Edward IV. to the End of the Reign of Henry Vii. II. Of his Conduct and Management while Prime Minister, commencing with the Reign of Henry Viii. and continued by way of Annals to his Disgrace and Death, including the general Transactions of Europe. III. Memoirs of the Emperor Charles V. Henry Viii. and Francis I. from the Demise of the Cardinal, to their respective Deaths. IV. The Secret History of the Cardinal, by George Cavendish, Esq; his Gentleman-Usher, written in the Reign of Philip and Mary. In which are interspersed The Lives and memorable Actions of the most eminent Persons: And the whole illustrated with Political and Moral Reflections. Collected from Antient Records, Manuscripts, and Historians. Adorn'd with cuts, and a compleat index. By Joseph Grove, Gent.
Grove, Joseph, d. 1764.Date: MDCCXLVIII. [1748]