 | Obadiah Rich - 1846 - 530 pages
...Philadelphia in 1S11 ; where he died soon after. His little volume contains " a clear, circumstanial, and entertaining account of the state of society on the other side of the Atlantic." — MR 9 THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND, being a reply to the criticism on Inchiquin's Letters, contained... | |
 | Joseph Smith - 1867 - 1000 pages
...volume, introduced with no professions and few ornaments, A CLEAR, CIRCUMSTANTIAL AND INTKRTAININU account of the state of Society, on the other side...called Quakers, who was settled in mercantile business in Sheffield, had occasion to make two voyages to America, for the adjustment of his accounts with... | |
 | Joseph Smith - 1867 - 994 pages
...few ornaments, A CLEAR, CIBODHSTANTIAL AND i vrrcr.M -,['.'•; account of the state of Society, 011 the other side of the Atlantic. The writer, one of...called Quakers, who was settled in mercantile business in Sheffield, had occasion to make two voyages to America, for the adjustment of his accounts with... | |
 | Joseph Smith - 1867 - 1000 pages
...volume, introduced with no professions and few ornaments, A CLEAR, ciROUMaTANTfAL AND INTEBTAININO account of the state of Society, on the other side of the Atlantic. The writer, one of tho people called Quakers, who was settled in mercantile business in Sheffield, had occasion to make... | |
 | Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - 1907 - 786 pages
...Robert. Travels in some parts of North America, 1804-1806. 1812. ^917.3 896 "A clear, circumstantial, and entertaining Account of the state of society on the other side of the Atlantic." Monthly review, 1817. THINGS as they are; or, Notes of a traveller through some of the middle and Northern... | |
 | 1817 - 568 pages
...uss in a small volume, introduced with no professions and few ornaments, a clear, circumstantial, and entertaining account of the state of society on the...who was settled in mercantile business at Sheffield, had occasion to make two voyages to America for the adjustment of his accounts with correspondents... | |
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INTKRTAININU account of the state of Society, on the other side of the Atlantic. The writer, one of the people called Quakers, who was settled in mercantile business in Sheffield, had occasion to make two voyages to America, for the adjustment of his... 