Search Results - Sharp, William
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6Verses to the Right Honourable John Wilkes: Lord Mayor. By W. Sharp, JuniorPublished 1775read onlineElectronic eBook
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7A treatise upon coal-mines, or, An attempt to explain their general marks of indication, acknowledg'd and probable: together with particular instances of their public utility, objections to the mode of their discovery, and to their manufacture, obviated, &cPublished 1769read onlineElectronic eBook
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9National prosperity the joint product of just government and dutiful subjection: A sermon preach'd before the University of Oxford, at St. Mary's, on Sunday, June 22. 1755, Being the Anniversary Thanksgiving for His Majesty's Happy Accession to the Throne. By William Sharp, D. D. Principal of Hertford CollegePublished 1755read onlineElectronic eBook
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10The amiableness and advantage of making suitable provision for the education and employment of poor children: A sermon preach'd at the parish-church of St. Martin in the city of Oxford, on Sunday, Sept. 28. 1755, Being the Annual Meeting for the Encouragement of the Charity-School within that City. By William Sharp, D. D. Principal of Hertford-College. Publish'd by RequestPublished 1755read onlineElectronic eBook
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18An englishman's remonstrance: inscribed to the Right Honourable Brass Crosby, Lord Mayor of London. By William Sharp, junPublished 1771read onlineElectronic eBook
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19A treatise upon coal-mines: or, an attempt to explain their general marks of indication, acknowledg'd and probable. Together with particular instances of their public utility; Objections to the Mode of their Discovery, and to their Manufacture, obviated, &cPublished 1769read onlineElectronic eBook
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