George Charles Smith
Born 1782-01-01
Died 1863-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF36974685
- WikidataQ18819445
- ISNI0000000454561209
- Open LibraryOL4794957A
Top Subjects
- Sailors (5)
- Tracts (3)
- London Brunswick theatre (3)
- Conversion (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- Religious life (2)
- Christian life (2)
Books by George Charles Smith
Total count: 19
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The log-bookor, A review of various circumstances in the voyage of life, that contributed to originate and promote the present important difusion of religion in the maritime worldPublished by F. Westley and D. Cox1800-01-01
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The boatswain's mateor, an interesting dialogue between two British seamenPublished at the Bookstore of Charles Whipple ..].1810-01-01
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Select pieces on stormsPrinted by W. Tew for D. Cox, Southwark1818-01-01
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The boatswain's mate, or, An interesting dialogue between two British seamenN.Y. Religious Tract Society, sold by P.W. Gallaudet1818-01-01
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The quarter master: or, The second part of The boatswain's matebeing an interesting dialogue between two British seamenPublished by the New-York Religious Tract Society. D. Fanshaw, printer, 241 Pearl-Street. Sold by P.W. Gallaudet, agent for the Society, at his theological bookstore, no. 201 Water-Street.1818-01-01
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Prose and poetical worksNew ed. Vol. I.printed by J. Hill for F. Westley, etc.1824-01-01
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The coaster's or sailor's hymn bookbeing a selection of the beauties of sacred verse, by the most eminent divines, and of original compositions, adapted to the maritime worldFrancis Westley1824-01-01
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The Mansion House; or, No preaching in the open air throughout the city of Londonbeing aserious address to the ... Lord Mayor, Alderman Brown, respecting his prohibitory command, delivered ... in the month of August, 1827.W.K. Wakefield1827-01-01
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A narrative of the falling of the Brunswick Theatre, Wells Street, Wellclose Square.Printed for W.K. Wakefield1828-01-01
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The ground of the theatrean interesting review of circumstances connected with the ground upon which the late "Royalty" and the more recent "New Brunswick theatre" stoodW.K. Wakefield1828-01-01
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The Royal Brunswick or A series of plans designed to be promoted under the direction of the Royal Brunswick Maritime Establishment, in buildings to be erected upon the ground lately occupied by the Royal Brunswick theatreW.K. Wakefield1828-01-01
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Dreadful catastrophedestruction of the Brunswick theatre3d. ed.W.K. Wakefield1828-01-01
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Brunswick theatre, or The second-[6th] part of observations on the destruction of the new Brunswick theatreW.K. Wakefield1828-01-01
Blackheath: being a brief historical review of some leading circumstances ...Printed for W.K . Wakefield, Bookseller to the British and Foreign Seamen's Friend Society1828-01-01-
Bethel, or, The flag unfurledPrinted by the American Tract Society. 150 Nassau-Street, New York1832-01-01
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Bob, the cabin-boyPublished by the American Tract Society1837-01-01
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The Bristol Temperance Sailors' Home, and Steamer's HarbourMathews & Son, printers1844-01-01
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Bob the cabin-boy!s.n.1974-01-01
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The cabin-boy BobEvangelical Tract Society1974-01-01