George Davis

Books by George Davis

Total count: 55

• Saint Monday; or, scenes from low-life: a poemBy George Davis.

  printed for the author, and sold by all the booksellers1790-01-01
• Law booksGeorge Davis, in the prothonotary's office of the Supreme Court, Philadelphia, respectfully acquaints the gentlemen of the bar and their students, in this and the other states, that by the late arrivals from Dublin, he has received the following collection of books ... No. 313, High-Street, Philadelphia, September 25, 1792

  [s.n.]1792-01-01
• Law books.George Davis, in the prothonotary's office of the Supreme Court, Philadelphia, respectfully acquaints the gentlemen of the bar and their students, in this and the other states, that by the late arrivals from Dublin, he has received the following collection of books ... No. 313, High-Street, Philadelphia, September 25, 1792.

  s.n.1792-01-01
• Law books--latest Irish editions.George Davis respectfully informs his friends and the gentlemen of the profession generally through the United States, that the following books, being his late extensive importation, are ready for sale ... No. 313, High-Street, Philadelphia, November 16, 1795

  s.n.1795-01-01
• Law books--latest Irish editionsGeorge Davis respectfully informs his friends and the gentlemen of the profession generally through the United States, that the following books, being his late extensive importation, are ready for sale ... No. 313, High-Street, Philadelphia, November 16, 1795

  [s.n.]1795-01-01
• Davis's law catalogue, for 1799Latest London and Irish editions. George Davis respectfully informs his friends and the gentlemen of the profession generally through the United States, that the following books, being his large importation per sundry vessels late from London and Dublin, are now offered for sale ...

  Printed by Zachariah Poulson, Junior, no. 106, Chesnut-Street, nearly opposite to the Bank of North America.1799-01-01
• Law catalogue, for 1799

  Poulson1799-01-01
• Davis's law catalogue, for 1799.Latest London and Irish editions. George Davis respectfully informs his friends and the gentlemen of the profession generally through the United States, that the following books, being his large importation per sundry vessels late from London and Dublin, are now offered for sale ..

  Printed by Zachariah Poulson, Junior, no. 106, Chesnut-Street, nearly opposite to the Bank of North America.1799-01-01
• Bibliotheca legum angliaeDavis's law catalogue for 1802-1803, of latest English and Irish editions, also, generally of every other valuable and scarce publication out of print

  Printed by James Humphreys1802-01-01
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  A historical sketch of Sturbridge and Southbridge

  Press of O.S. Cooke and Co.1856-01-01
• The origin of life and species and their distribution.A new theory outlined1st ed., 1,000

  T. A. Clark & Co.1887-01-01
• Nature : cause, law, creation and phenomenaa philosophy by which all systems and phases of creation, life, existence and phenomena can be explained

  Thos. A. Clark1895-01-01
• Music-cueing for radio-dramaa practical treatise on the application of music to the radio-script

  Boosey & Hawkes1947-01-01
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  Rogues Syndicate

  Mayflower1964-01-01
• Crime in Threadneedle Street.

  Collins1968-01-01
• The killer grew tired

  (Published by) Collins for the Crime Club1971-01-01
• Death of a fire-raiser

  Collins for the Crime Club1974-01-01
• Beekeeping in the swarming seasonRev ed.

  1980-01-01
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  Your career in energy-related occupations

  Arco Pub.1980-01-01
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  Black life in corporateAmericaswimming in the mainstream1st ed.

  Anchor Press/Doubleday1982-01-01
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