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A lamentation for the declining state of Christianity in Scotland; and especially in the town and shire of Ayr, within the last hundred and fifty Years; with a contrast between the past and present Times. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley. To which is add
Maxwell, James
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The shunamite. A sacred essay, on 2d Kings, Chap. iv. ver.8, &c. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley
Maxwell, James
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A new version of the whole book of Psalms in metre. To which is added, a supplement of divine hymns, or Scripture Songs. All fitted to the common Psalm Tunes; and adapted to the present State of the Christian Church. There is also prefixed, An humble Addr
Maxwell, James
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Issachar, the strong ass over-burdened; or, the groans of Britannia from the pitt. A poem, descriptive of the times
Maxwell, James
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Paisley Dispensary. A poem. To Bailie Andrew Brown, Praeses, With the rest of the Managers; to Dr. Farquharson, Physician, Messrs. John Whyte, Robert Thynne, and David Wardrop, Surgeons; and to the first Projectors and generous Contributors to this excell
Maxwell, James
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Issachar, the strong ass, over-burdened; or the groans of Brittannia from the pitt. A poem, descriptive of the times. Part II. By J.M. author of the first part
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An eulogium upon Benjamin Rush, M.D., professor of the institutes and practice of medicine and of clinical practice in the University of Pennsylvania : who departed this life April 19, 1813, in the sixty-ninth year of his age : written at the request of the Medical Society of South Carolina, and delivered before them and others, in the Circular Church of Charleston, on the 10th of June, 1813, and published at their request / by David Ramsay, M.D. member of the South Carolina Medical Society.
Ramsay, David, 1749-1815.Date: 1813
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A brief narrative; or, some remarks on the life of James Maxwell, poet, in Paisley. Written by himself, at the beginning of his entering the seventy-sixth year of his age. Paisley, May 9th, 1795
Maxwell, James
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On the prolongation of the slave trade. A moral essay, set forth in the following dialogue. By James Maxwell, ..
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First lines of the practice of physic (Volume 2).
Cullen, William, 1710-1790.Date: 1816
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Divine miscellanies; or, sacred poems. In two parts. Part I. Sacred to devotion and piety. Consisting of Hymns and Divine Meditations upon various subjects and occasions, &c. Part II. Sacred to practical virtue and holiness. Consisting of three large Epis
Maxwell, James
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On the French Revolution. A moral essay on the rights of man. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley
Maxwell, James
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of James Maxwell now of Kirkconnel, son and heir of the late James Maxwell of Kirkconnell, and of Mrs Mary Riddle, relict of the said deceased James Maxwell, ..
Maxwell, James
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The mercies of God thankfully recorded: occasioned by the kind interposition of divine providence, in the miraculous preservation of the author hereof, when he wandered a whole night in Colmonel Muir, in the most eminent Danger, Faint and Destitute, betwe
Maxwell, James
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On the King's indisposition. A poem. To which is added, a hymn for his recovery. By James Maxwell, poet in paisley
Maxwell, James
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The good tidings of salvation reveal'd to the world by Jesus Christ: set forth in a sermon, preach'd at Aston Magna, alias Hanging Aston, in the parish of Blockly, Worcestershire, on the 5th day of January, 1757, Being Old Christmas-Day. The first sermon
Maxwell, James
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A birth-Day poem for James Maxwell, written by himself, on May the Ixth, M,DCC,XCVIII. when he entered the LXXIX year of his age, in a very frail condition, and in great expectation of his death
Maxwell, James
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A dictionary of the English language: in which the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers : to which are prefixed a history of the language, and an English grammar (Volume 2.
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784.Date: 1819
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The seasons. Considered as representing the different periods of man's life - as evidences of the power, wisdom, and goodness of God - and as Motives to incite to Piety and Devotion. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley
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The temple repaired: a poem on the wonderful and elegant repairing; or, rather renewing of that ancient and noble Fabric, the church of the Abbey, at Paisley, in the year 1789. To which is added, some brief remarks on the Earl of Abercorn's burial-place
Maxwell, James
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A welcome home, and birth-day poem, for the Right Honourable George, Earl of Glasgow. To which is added, a song. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley
Maxwell, James
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A dictionary of the English language: in which the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers : to which are prefixed a history of the language, and an English grammar (Volume 1).
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784.Date: 1819
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The seasons. Considered as representing the differing periods of man's life - as evidences of the power, wisdom, and goodness of God - and as Motives to incite to Piety and Devotion. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley
Maxwell, James
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Observations on yaws, and its influence in originating leprosy ; also observations on acute traumatic tetanus, and tetanus infantum.
Maxwell, James.Date: 1839
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War against heaven openly declared by multitudes in this degenerate age; who say to the Almighty, Depart from us; for we Desire not the Knowledge of thy Ways. A seasonable and serious exhortation for all sorts to consider of their ways, before it be too l
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A lamentation for the declining state of Christianity in Scotland; and especially in the town and shire of Ayr, within the last hundred and fifty Years; with a contrast between the past and present Times. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley. To which is add

The shunamite. A sacred essay, on 2d Kings, Chap. iv. ver.8, &c. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley

A new version of the whole book of Psalms in metre. To which is added, a supplement of divine hymns, or Scripture Songs. All fitted to the common Psalm Tunes; and adapted to the present State of the Christian Church. There is also prefixed, An humble Addr

Issachar, the strong ass over-burdened; or, the groans of Britannia from the pitt. A poem, descriptive of the times

Paisley Dispensary. A poem. To Bailie Andrew Brown, Praeses, With the rest of the Managers; to Dr. Farquharson, Physician, Messrs. John Whyte, Robert Thynne, and David Wardrop, Surgeons; and to the first Projectors and generous Contributors to this excell

Issachar, the strong ass, over-burdened; or the groans of Brittannia from the pitt. A poem, descriptive of the times. Part II. By J.M. author of the first part

A brief narrative; or, some remarks on the life of James Maxwell, poet, in Paisley. Written by himself, at the beginning of his entering the seventy-sixth year of his age. Paisley, May 9th, 1795

On the prolongation of the slave trade. A moral essay, set forth in the following dialogue. By James Maxwell, ..

First lines of the practice of physic (Volume 2).

Divine miscellanies; or, sacred poems. In two parts. Part I. Sacred to devotion and piety. Consisting of Hymns and Divine Meditations upon various subjects and occasions, &c. Part II. Sacred to practical virtue and holiness. Consisting of three large Epis

On the French Revolution. A moral essay on the rights of man. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of James Maxwell now of Kirkconnel, son and heir of the late James Maxwell of Kirkconnell, and of Mrs Mary Riddle, relict of the said deceased James Maxwell, ..

The mercies of God thankfully recorded: occasioned by the kind interposition of divine providence, in the miraculous preservation of the author hereof, when he wandered a whole night in Colmonel Muir, in the most eminent Danger, Faint and Destitute, betwe

On the King's indisposition. A poem. To which is added, a hymn for his recovery. By James Maxwell, poet in paisley

The good tidings of salvation reveal'd to the world by Jesus Christ: set forth in a sermon, preach'd at Aston Magna, alias Hanging Aston, in the parish of Blockly, Worcestershire, on the 5th day of January, 1757, Being Old Christmas-Day. The first sermon

A birth-Day poem for James Maxwell, written by himself, on May the Ixth, M,DCC,XCVIII. when he entered the LXXIX year of his age, in a very frail condition, and in great expectation of his death

A dictionary of the English language: in which the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers : to which are prefixed a history of the language, and an English grammar (Volume 2.

The seasons. Considered as representing the different periods of man's life - as evidences of the power, wisdom, and goodness of God - and as Motives to incite to Piety and Devotion. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley

The temple repaired: a poem on the wonderful and elegant repairing; or, rather renewing of that ancient and noble Fabric, the church of the Abbey, at Paisley, in the year 1789. To which is added, some brief remarks on the Earl of Abercorn's burial-place

A welcome home, and birth-day poem, for the Right Honourable George, Earl of Glasgow. To which is added, a song. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley

A dictionary of the English language: in which the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in their different significations by examples from the best writers : to which are prefixed a history of the language, and an English grammar (Volume 1).

The seasons. Considered as representing the differing periods of man's life - as evidences of the power, wisdom, and goodness of God - and as Motives to incite to Piety and Devotion. By James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley

Observations on yaws, and its influence in originating leprosy ; also observations on acute traumatic tetanus, and tetanus infantum.

War against heaven openly declared by multitudes in this degenerate age; who say to the Almighty, Depart from us; for we Desire not the Knowledge of thy Ways. A seasonable and serious exhortation for all sorts to consider of their ways, before it be too l