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Novus epigrammatum delectus: or, original state epigrams, and minor odes: suited to the times. All written by the same author
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1760]
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The woman of taste. Occasioned by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1733]
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The consummation. A Sacred Ode, on the Final Dissolution of the world: Inscribed to his Grace The Archbishop of Canterbury. By Thomas Newcomb
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1752]
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An ode to His Grace the Duke of Richmond: occasion'd by some fine Italian paintings at Goodwood, designed to perpetuate the memory and actions of several eminent persons in the three last reigns
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1735]
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An ode sacred to the memory of that truly pious and honourable lady, the Countess of Berkeley. Inscrib'd to the Honourable the Earl of Berkeley. By Mr. Newcomb
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1717]
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The woman of taste. Occasion'd by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1733]
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A supplement to One thousand seven hundred thirty-eight. Not written by Mr. Pope
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1738]
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Bibliotheca: a poem. Occasion'd by the sight of a modern library. With some very useful episodes, and digressions
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1712]
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The oracle, an ode inscrib'd to the Right Honourable Sir Edward Hawke, Knight of the Bath
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1747]
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Novus epigrammatum delectus: or, original state epigrams, and minor odes: suited to the times. All written by the same author
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1760]
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Verses left in a grotto in Richmond garden. To which are added, several odes on the battle of Dettingen
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1744]
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A supplement to a late excellent poem, entitled, Are these things so? Addressed to the * * * *
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1740]
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A miscellaneous collection of original poems, consisting of odes, epistles, translations, &c. Written chiefly on political and moral subjects. To which are added, Occasional letters and essays, formerly published in defence of the present government and a
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1740]
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An ode to His Grace the Duke of Richmond: occasion'd by his being elected governor of the Company of Mine-Adventurers in the principality of Wales
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1720]
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The last judgment of men and angels. A poem, In twelve books: After the Manner of Milton By the Reverend Mr. Thomas Newcomb, Rector of Stopham, Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Richmond; and formerly of Corpus-Christi-College, Oxon
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1723]
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An ode to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle. Written on the present tranquillity of Europe, establish'd by the influence of the British power
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1732]
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The woman of taste. Occasioned by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1733]
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The author and subject of healing in the Church. Set forth in a sermon preached before the Right Honorable the Parliament of England, at St. Margaret's Church in Westminster, on Wednesday April 25 1660. Being the first day of their assembly / by Edward Reynolds.
Reynolds, Edward, 1599-1676.Date: 1660
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Blasphemy as old as the creation: or, the Newgate divine. A satyr. Address'd to the modern advocates of irreligion, prophaneness, and infidelity. By a gentleman and a Christian
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1730]
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The manners of the age: in thirteen moral satirs. Written with a design to expose the vicious and irregular conduct of both sexes, in the various pursuits of life
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1733]
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Verses to the Right Honourable the Earl Cadogan, occasion'd by the late funeral of the Duke of Marlborough. By Thomas Newcomb, A.M. Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Richmond
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1722]
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The manners of the age: in thirteen moral satirs. Written with a design to expose the vicious and irregular conduct of both sexes, in the various pursuits of life
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1733]
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Vindicta Britannica, an ode on the Royal Navy. Inscribed to The King. By the Rev. Mr. Newcomb
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1758]
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Pacata Britannia. A panegyrick to the Queen, on the peace, and the interest of the British nation. By Mr. T. N.
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1713]
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An epistle from the Duke of Burgundy to the French King. By Tho. Newcomb, of Stopham in Sussex
Newcomb, ThomasDate: [1709]

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Novus epigrammatum delectus: or, original state epigrams, and minor odes: suited to the times. All written by the same author

The woman of taste. Occasioned by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country

The consummation. A Sacred Ode, on the Final Dissolution of the world: Inscribed to his Grace The Archbishop of Canterbury. By Thomas Newcomb

An ode to His Grace the Duke of Richmond: occasion'd by some fine Italian paintings at Goodwood, designed to perpetuate the memory and actions of several eminent persons in the three last reigns

An ode sacred to the memory of that truly pious and honourable lady, the Countess of Berkeley. Inscrib'd to the Honourable the Earl of Berkeley. By Mr. Newcomb

The woman of taste. Occasion'd by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country

A supplement to One thousand seven hundred thirty-eight. Not written by Mr. Pope

Bibliotheca: a poem. Occasion'd by the sight of a modern library. With some very useful episodes, and digressions

The oracle, an ode inscrib'd to the Right Honourable Sir Edward Hawke, Knight of the Bath

Novus epigrammatum delectus: or, original state epigrams, and minor odes: suited to the times. All written by the same author

Verses left in a grotto in Richmond garden. To which are added, several odes on the battle of Dettingen

A supplement to a late excellent poem, entitled, Are these things so? Addressed to the * * * *

A miscellaneous collection of original poems, consisting of odes, epistles, translations, &c. Written chiefly on political and moral subjects. To which are added, Occasional letters and essays, formerly published in defence of the present government and a

An ode to His Grace the Duke of Richmond: occasion'd by his being elected governor of the Company of Mine-Adventurers in the principality of Wales

The last judgment of men and angels. A poem, In twelve books: After the Manner of Milton By the Reverend Mr. Thomas Newcomb, Rector of Stopham, Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Richmond; and formerly of Corpus-Christi-College, Oxon

An ode to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle. Written on the present tranquillity of Europe, establish'd by the influence of the British power

The woman of taste. Occasioned by a late poem, entitled, The man of taste. By a friend of the author's. In two epistles, from Clelia in town to Sapho in the country

The author and subject of healing in the Church. Set forth in a sermon preached before the Right Honorable the Parliament of England, at St. Margaret's Church in Westminster, on Wednesday April 25 1660. Being the first day of their assembly / by Edward Reynolds.

Blasphemy as old as the creation: or, the Newgate divine. A satyr. Address'd to the modern advocates of irreligion, prophaneness, and infidelity. By a gentleman and a Christian

The manners of the age: in thirteen moral satirs. Written with a design to expose the vicious and irregular conduct of both sexes, in the various pursuits of life

Verses to the Right Honourable the Earl Cadogan, occasion'd by the late funeral of the Duke of Marlborough. By Thomas Newcomb, A.M. Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Richmond

The manners of the age: in thirteen moral satirs. Written with a design to expose the vicious and irregular conduct of both sexes, in the various pursuits of life

Vindicta Britannica, an ode on the Royal Navy. Inscribed to The King. By the Rev. Mr. Newcomb

Pacata Britannia. A panegyrick to the Queen, on the peace, and the interest of the British nation. By Mr. T. N.

An epistle from the Duke of Burgundy to the French King. By Tho. Newcomb, of Stopham in Sussex