6 results filtered with: Oswald, John, d. 1793.
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The cry of Nature or, an appeal to mercy and to justice, on behalf of the persecuted animals. By John Oswald, Member of the Club Des Jacobines.
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: 1791- E-books
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Ranæ comicæ evangelizantes: or, The comic frogs turned Methodist
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: MDCCLXXXVI. [1786]- E-journals
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Poems; to which is added, The humours of John Bull, an operatical farce, in two acts. By Silvester Otway
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: 1789- E-books
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Poems; to which is added, The humours of John Bull, an operatical farce, in two acts. By Silvester Otway
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: 1789- E-books
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Review of the constitution of Great-Britain . By John Oswald.
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: 1792]- E-books
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The British mercury . Containing 1. The present state of the world, or a philosophical Inquiry into the Origin and Progress of Commerce, Literature, and Politics. 2. The Brain Sucker, or the Distress of Authorship: 3. Account of the Natives of Joanna, an Island in the African Seas: 4. Songs of the Madecassi: 5. Address to the King: 6. The Birth-Day: 7. Correspondence between a Chinese Philosopher, now in England, and a Mandarin at Pekin: 8. Humorous Strictures on the Musical Festival at Westminster Abbey: 9. General View of Affairs in the Summer of 1787: 10. Humorous Account of the Reception which Charlemagne and his Twelve Peers met with at the Court of Hugo, Emperor of Constantinople: 11. The Serpent that tempted Eve defined. 12. La Bagatelle, containing many Original Bon Mots, J'eux D'esprit, &c. 13. On the late Commotions in Holland. 14. On the late Conduct of Lord G. Gordon. 15. On the Paintings exhibited in 1787. 16. Critique on, and Extracts from the Lousiad, Irish Birth-Day Ode, King's Weston Hill, Nina, &c. &c. 17. Curious extracts from Foreign Publications, &c. &c. To Which IS Now Added, The Priests of Apollo; A Song From The Original Hebrew. Embellished with three caricature prints, Exhibiting The Brain-Sucker, the British Lion, and Moses erecting the Brazen Serpent in the Desart.
Oswald, John, d. 1793.Date: M.DCC.LXXXVIII. [1788]