Jackson, William, 1730-1803
Jackson of Exeter British organist
Jackson, William
Jackson, William (English painter, 1730-1803)
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Jackson, Wm. Paul
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Works
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| Beauties of nature. |
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| Canzonets. op. 9 |
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| Canzonets, voices (2), continuo, op. 13, no. 7. Love in thine eyes |
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| Canzonets, voices (2), continuo, op. 9. Day that saw thy beauty rise |
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| Canzonets, voices (2), continuo, op. 9. Time has not thin'd my flowing hair |
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| [caption title, p.74:] Susanna | Rec.t |
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| [caption title, p.98:] Song by Jackson |
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| The Constitutions of the several independent states of America the Declaration of Independence, and the articles of confederation between the said states, to which are now added the Declaration of Rights, the non-importation agreement, and the petition of Congress to the King delivered by Mr. Penn : with an appendix ... |
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| Duette |
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| Elegies (instr./voc.) |
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| Encompass'd in an angels frame |
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| ... a favourite song. |
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| The four ages, together with essays on various subjects |
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| Glees |
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| Go gentle gales |
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| The heavy hours almost are past |
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| The heavy hours / set by Mr. Jackson of Exon. |
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| History of Confirmation an address before the church congress of 1874 |
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| How blest are they [...] Jackson |
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| Immortality versus annihilation an inquiry concerning the nature and destiny of the human soul |
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| In a vale clos'd with woodland |
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| The light of language, or How to hear and read aright, the king of sciences |
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| Livestock farming |
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| I looked and behold a door |
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| Lord of the manor |
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| Lord of the manor. Anna |
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| Lord of the manor. When first this humble roof I knew |
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| lord of the manor When first this humble roof I know |
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| Love in thy Eyes a view canzonet for two voices by Jackson of Exeter |
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| Lycidas : a musical entertainment. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden |
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| Madrigals |
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| The Mediterranean and Middle East |
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| The Metamorphosis : a comic opera as performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane : opera XIV |
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| [No. 1:] Ye nymphs and shepherds of the dale. A new canzonet for two voices. |
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| [No. 10:] Sad is my day. An admir'd duet. |
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| [No. 6:] Where the bee sucks. The favourite quartette ... sung ... in The tempest ... harmonized by the late M|r Jackson of Exeter, arranged by John Davy. |
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| [No. 7:] Take, oh take those lips away. A favourite duett. |
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| [No. 9:] Do not unbind two gentle hearts. |
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| Non nobis Domine |
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| Observations on the present state of music in London |
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| On a day alack the day |
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| Operas |
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| Oszacowanie zmiennej lepkości kropel do soczewek kontaktowych i przedstawienie ich charakteru jako cieczy nienewtonowskiej |
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| Pastorales (voc.) |
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| Plays. |
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| A portrait of the Rev. Thomas Taylor, or, The hypocrite unmasked |
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| Principles and power of harmony |
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| Quartets (voc.) |
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| Rest beauteous flow'r |
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| ... second edition. |
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| Services |
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| short sketch of my own life (1802) |
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| Sonatas |
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| Songs from the pleasure garden. |
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| Songs, op. 1. Heavy hours |
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| Songs, op. 1. In vain you tell |
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| Te Deum [...] Jackson |
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| The Tempest |
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| Thee I'll extol |
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| There shall be signs in the sun |
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| They that in ships |
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| Thou fairest proof of beauty's power |
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| Thou to whose eyes I bend |
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| Through all the changing scenes of life |
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| Time has not thin'd my flowing hear :. duo | [...] William Jackson of Exeter |
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| [title page:] scores | by W Jackson | of Exeter | Concerto a 7. |
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| To me had clouds o'erspread |
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| Twelve songs. |
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| Vocal pieces |
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| What the Scriptures say on Christian baptism being a reply to the Rev. Matthew Richey's short and scriptural method with antipedobaptists |
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| Whilst from our looks fair nymph |
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| With Delia ever could I stay |
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| [without title] |
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| Ye shepherds give ear to my lay |
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| Ye shepherds so cheerful and gay |
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| Ye woods and ye mountains unknown |
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