Walker, William, 1729-1793
Walker, William, 1729-1793, engraver
William Walker English engraver (1729-1793)
Walker, W. A.
Walker, William, 1729-1793, graveur
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (15)
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Works
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| The age of Louis XIV, 1779-1781: |
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| Alphonso Albuquerque |
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| Caernarvon Castle, as seen from the opposite side of the River Seint |
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| Cato |
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| The city of Rome |
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| Dawson Grove, the seat of the Rt. Honble Lord Dartrey in the County of Monaghan, Ireland |
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| Double discovery |
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| Dromana, the seat of Lord Grandison, on the River Blackwater |
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| Ennischerry [Enniskerry] |
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| Fatal marriage |
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| Grief a-la-mode |
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| Harlech Castle in Merioneth-Shire |
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| Haunted House |
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| History of George Barnwell |
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| Howth |
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| Innenansicht der Londoner Buchhandlung Lackington, Allen & Co. um 1800, mit ovalem Ladentisch, darüber runder Deckendurchbruch mit Blick in die erste Etage und Figurenstaffage. Im Hintergrund Serviceschilder: "LOUNGING ROOMS", "OFFICE", "BINDING", "FOREIGN & ORDRES"; Bildüberschrift: "TEMPLE OF THE MUSES"; r.: No XXIV. Unten 3zeil. Bildunterschrift: "An interior view of the extensive Library of | LACKINGTON, ALLEN & Co. FINSBURY SQUARE, LONDON | where above Half a Million Volumes are constantly on Sale. Kupferstich |
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| Josephi vita |
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| A landscape of the country which surrounds the Abbey of Vallis Crucis in Denbighshire |
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| London merchant |
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| Londonderry |
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| North East View of Pembroke |
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| Oxford DNB, May 17, 2013 |
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| Peter Corneille. |
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| Practical paediatric gastroenterology |
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| Queen's Gate, at Caernarvon |
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| [Retrato de Francisco Pizarro] |
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| [Retrato de Hernán Cortés] |
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| [Retrato de Pedro de Alvarado] |
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| Rival queens ; or, Alexander the Great, a tragedy . Written by Nathaniel Lee, gent. with alterations, as it is now performed at the Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden |
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| Sermons on various subjects by Hugh Latimer, sometime bishop of Worcester; many of which were preached before the court. To which is prefixed, his life... Vol. I [-II]. |
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| Sick lady's cure |
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| Snowdon, in Caernarvonshire |
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| The spanish fryar |
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| St. Woolstons, Kildare |
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| Venereal disease |
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| A view from below the Pont Aberglaslyn |
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| A view from the Devils Bridge, in Cardiganshire |
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| A view of the Vale of Festiniogg, or Tan-Y-Bwlch, in Merionethshire |
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| Way of the world. A comedy . Written by Mr. Congreve. Marked with the variations in the manager's book, at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden |
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| works of Flavius Josephus containing I. The life of Josephus, as written by himself |
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