A •
B •
C •
D •
E •
F •
G •
H •
I •
J •
K •
L •
M •
N •
O •
P •
Q •
R •
S •
T •
U •
V •
W •
X •
Y •
Z
Author |
Lloyd, Mary Ann. |
Title |
A Manual, consisting of a defence of the Bible, in an original
manner, with an appendix, in prose and verse, on many interesting
subjects. |
Imprint |
London : Printed and published by the authoress, at the Cross Keys,
Broad-Street, Lambeth, 1820. |
Call Number |
WPRP 156 |
Notes |
Includes Introduction. |
Epigraph |
-
It is men that are incongruous, not books.
-
-
Anon.
|
Online copies |
Google Books
|
Contents |
No Contents page. Includes:
A Manual, consisting of a defense of the Bible |
1 |
A Poetical Prayer, for the Recovery of King George the Third,
Written in the Year 1812 |
160 |
Appendix |
161 |
Lines On seeing a Gentleman fall from his chair and immediately
expire, in full health and strength |
164 |
And Ode on the Jubilee. The day on which his late Majesty
entered the 50th year of his Reign, 25th of
October, 1809 |
165 |
On the Anniversary of the Jubilee, October 25, 1809 |
169 |
Lines Written on Two windy Days, afterwards succeeded by a
Calm, the Sun an going down and shining in all the Beauty of
the West, March, 1807 |
172 |
An Invocation to Mercy |
175 |
A Lady Giving a Servant Four Aprons |
177 |
On Seeing a Lady Asleep while in Sickness. In the year 1811 |
178 |
On Seeing a Lady Reposing by a Tree |
179 |
On the Birth Day of a Lady Aged Fifty-Nine |
180 |
|
