Middleton, Christopher

Died 1770-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF2604452
WikidataQ2725340
ISNI0000000107761222
Open LibraryOL2425571A

Top Subjects

Northwest Passage (6)
Poetry (poetic works by one author) (4)
Dobbs, Arthur, -- 1689-1765 (3)
Dobbs, Arthur, 1689-1765 (2)
English prose literature (collections), 20th century (2)
Hudson Bay (1)
Arthur Dobbs (1689-1765) (1)

Books by Middleton, Christopher

Total count: 25

A vindication of the conduct of Captain Christopher Middleton in a late voyage on board His Majesty's ship the Furnace for discovering a North-west passage ...in answer to certain objections and aspersions of Arthur Dobbs ... with an appendix ... to which is annexed an account of the extraordinary degrees and surprising effects of cold in Hudson's Bay, North America, read before the Royal Society.

Author1743-01-01
A vindication of the conduct of Captain Christopher Middleton, in a late voyage on board His Majesty's ship the Furnacefor discovering a North-west passage to the Western American ocean. In answer to certain objections and aspersions of Arthur Dobbs, Esq; with an appendix: ... By Christopher Middleton, ...

printed by the author's appointment; and sold by Jacob Robinson1743-01-01
A vindication of the conduct of Captain Christopher Middleton, in a late voyage on board His Majesty's ship the Furnace, for discovering a north-west passage to the Western American ocean ...in answer to certain objections and aspersions of Arthur Dobbs, Esq. ; with an appendix ...

Printed by the author's appointment, and sold by Jacob Robinson ...1743-01-01
A rejoinder to Mr. Dobb's reply to Captain Middleton... By Christopher Middleton, Esq.

printed for M. Cooper, G. Brett; and R. Amey1745-01-01
Forgery detected.By which is evinced how groundless are all the calumnies cast upon the editor, in a pamphlet published under the name of Arthur Dobbs, Esq

Printed for M. Cooper [etc.]1745-01-01
A rejoinder to Mr. Dobb's reply to Captain Middletonin which is expos'd, both his wilful and real ignorance of tides : &c. his Jesuitical prevarications, evasions, falsities, and false reasoning : his avoiding taking notice of facts, formerly detected and charged upon him as inventions of his or his witnesses : the character of the latter, and the present views of the former, which gave rise to the present dispute : in a word, an unparalelled disingenuity, and (to make use of a verodobbsical flower of rhetoric) a glaring impudence, are set in a fair light

Printed for M. Cooper, G. Brett, and R. Amey1745-01-01
A reply to Mr. Dobb's answer to a pamphlet, entitled Forgery detected...

M. Cooper and G. Brett1745-01-01
A rejoinder to Mr. Dobbs's reply to Captain Middleton.

M. Cooper, G. Brett, and R. Amey1745-01-01
Forgery detectedby which is evinced how groundless are all the calumnies cast upon the editor, in a pamphlet published under the name of Arthur Dobbs, Esq

Printed for M. Cooper ... and G. Brett ...1745-01-01
Torse 3

Longmans, 19621962-01-01
Nonsequencesselfpoems

Norton1966-01-01
A vindication of the conduct of Captain Christopher Middleton

S.R. Publishers1967-01-01
The lonely suppers of W. V. Balloon

Godine1975-01-01
Pataxanadu

Carcanet 19771977-01-01
Andalusian poems

W. Thomas Taylor1992-01-01
The tenor on horsebackpoems

Sheep Meadow Press2005-01-01
Collected Poems

Carcanet Press, Limited2008-01-01
Company of Ghosts

Sheep Meadow Press, The2011-01-01
Selected Stories

Farrar, Straus & Giroux2012-01-01
Frescoes with Graffiti and Forty Days in the Calypso Saloon

Sheep Meadow Press, The2013-01-01
Loose CannonsSelected Prose

University of New Mexico Press2014-01-01
Recencies SeriesResearch and Recovery in Twentieth-Century American Poetics, Loose Cannons, Selected Prose

University of New Mexico Press2014-01-01
Collected Later Poems

Carcanet Press, Limited2014-01-01
A Reply to Mr. Dobbs's Answer to a Pamphlet, Entitled, Forgery Detected. By Christopher Middleton,

Gale ECCO, Print Editions2018-04-19
A reply to the Remarks of Arthur Dobbs, esq.on Capt. Middleton's Vindication of his conduct ... when sent in search of a north-west passage, by Hudson's-Bay.

G. Brett