Gough, John Wiedhofft
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Gough, J.W. (John Wiedhofft)
Gough, J. W. (1900-1976).
Gough, J. W.
Gough, J. W. (John Wiedhofft), 1900-1976
Gough, John Wildhofft
J. W. Gough Welsh historian
Gough, John W. 1900-
VIAF ID: 108867403 (Personal)
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Works
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| The aunswer of Iohn Gough preacher, to Maister Fecknams obiections : against his sermon, lately preached in the Tower of London. 15. Ianurie. 1570 |
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| A discourse concerning the resurrection bodies : tending to shew, the writings of heathens, Jews and Christians, That there are Bodies, called our own, which will not be raised from the Dead; That there are Bodies, properly called our own, which will be raised from the Dead; By what means the Perfection and Immortality of the Resurrection Bodies are to be obtained; And by whom to be effected. By Philalethes |
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| Družbena pogodba : kritična študija njenega razvoja |
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| Ecclesiae anglicanae @, in qua perturbatissimus regni et Ecclesiae status sub anabaptistica tyrannide, lugetur. Dictante Johanne Gough,.... |
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| Epistola de tolerantia = A letter on toleration |
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| Fundamental law in English constitutional history |
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| A history of the people called Quakers. : From their first rise to the present time. Compiled from authentic records, and from the writings of that people. By John Gough. In four volumes |
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| John Locke's political philosophy: eight studies |
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| Jon rokku no seiji tetsugaku |
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| L'idée de loi fondamentale dans l'histoire constitutionnelle anglaise |
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| Mendip mining laws and forest bounds, by J. W. Gough, M. A. |
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| Mendip mining orders, 1683-1749 |
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| The mines of Mendip |
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| A plain and rational account of man's salvation by Jesus Christ. : To which are added, a caution to men in general, and an exhortation to believers. By J. Gough, A.B. author of the Discourse concerning the resurrection bodies |
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| Political thought in the sixteenth century |
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| The rise of the entrepreneur |
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| The second treatise of civil government ; and A letter concerning toleration |
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| Sir Hugh Myddleton, entrepreneur and engineer |
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| Social contract |
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| The superlative prodigall, a life of Thomas Bushell |
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| A treatise of arithmetic in theory and practice. : Wherein are delivered, not only the rules; but the reasons of the rules demonstratively explained. In four books. I. Of whole numbers, weights and measures. II. Of fractions, vulgar and decimal. III. Of mercantile arithmetic. IV. Of extractions, progressions, logarithms, &c. By John Gough |
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| ジョン・ロックの政治哲学 |
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