Johnson, A. B. (Alexander Bryan), 1786-1867
Johnson, Alexander Bryan, 1786-1867
Johnson, Alexander Bryan
Alexander Bryan Johnson United States philosopher and banker
Johnson, A. B. (Alexander Bryan)
Johnson, A. B.
Johnson, Alexander B. 1786-1867
Johnson, A.B. (Alexander Bryan), bankier en filosoof, 1786-1867
VIAF ID: 2622743 ( Personal )
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (18)
Works
Title | Sources |
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An address to the Utica Temperance Society : delivered at the Second Presbyterian Church, July 29, 1829 | |
The advanced value of gold, suspended specie payments, legal-tender notes, taxation and national debt, investigated impartially: | |
The approaching presidential election, 1864. | |
The banker's common-place book ... | |
Deep sea soundings and explorations of the botton; or, The ultimate analysis of human knowledge. | |
An encyclopedia of instruction, or, Apologues and breviats on man and manners. | |
A guide to the right understanding of our American union; or, Political, economical and literary miscellanies ... | |
An inquiry into the nature of value and of capital, and into the operation of government loans, banking institutions, and private credit. 1813. | |
Language and value : proceedings | |
Letter. | |
The meaning of words, analysed into words and unverbal things, and unverbal things classified into intellections, sensations, and emotions. | |
Operative therapeusis | |
An oration, commemorative of American independence, delivered at Utica, July 5, 1824. | |
Our monetary condition. | |
The philosophical emperor: a political experiment; or, The progress of a false position. | |
Philosophy of human knowledge | |
The physiology of the senses; or, How and what we see, hear, taste, feel, and smell. | |
Relation which words bear to things | |
Religion in its relation to the present life, in a series of lectures, delivered before the Young Men's Association of Utica, and published at their request. | |
Speech before an auxiliary of the American colonization society. | |
Strukturalismusdiskussion | |
Thoughts on the necessity for, and action of, the approaching state convention. | |
A treatise on banking; the duties of a banker and his personal requests therefore. | |
A treatise on language | |
The Union as it was and the Constitution as it is. | |
Where we stood and where we stand. |