Thicknesse, Philip, 1719-1792
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Philip Thicknesse
Thicknesse, Philip, Esq., 1719-1792
Philip Thicknesse écrivain anglais
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Works
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| An account of the four persons found starved to death, at Datchworth in Hertfordshire By one of the jurymen on the inquisition taken on their bodies. |
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| The crisis. |
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| An epistle, to Dr. Wm. Falconer, of Bath By Philip Thicknesse. |
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| A further account of Abbé Mann's case and perfect cure of the gout* By Philip Thicknesse. With extracts of letters from Sir John Duntze, Bart. who is under the same course of medicine. |
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| The gentleman's guide in his tour through France |
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| A letter from Philip Thicknesse to Dr James Makittrick Adair |
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| A letter from Philip Thickskull, Esq. to Edmund Rack, a Quaker |
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| A letter to Charles Bonner, Esq. Deputy Comptroller of the Post-Office. By Mr. Philip Thicknesse |
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| A letter to the Earl of Coventry; by Philip Thicknesse. Containing some extraordinary letters of the noble lord's to the author, written in the years 1780, and 1782. With an appendix, containing a still more extraordinary note of the noble lord's, written in the year 1785 |
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| A letter to the Right Reverend Lord B-p of N-h |
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| Man-midwifery analysed : and the tendency of that practice detected and exposed. |
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| Memoirs and anecdotes of Philip Thicknesse, late lieutenant governor of Land Guard Fort, and unfortunately father to George Touchet, baron Audley. |
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| A narrative of what passed between General Sir Harry Erskine and Philip Thicknesse, Esq; in consequence of a letter written by the latter to the Earl of B-, relative to the publication of some original letters and poetry of Lady Mary Wortley Montague's, then in Mr. Thicknesse's possession |
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| Observations on the customs and manners of the French nation, 1766: |
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| Père Pascal, a monk of Montserrat, vindicated: in a charge brought against him by a noble earl of Great-Britain. By P. Thicknesse. |
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| Proceedings of a general court-martial, upon the trial of Lieutenant-Gov. Philip Thicknesse. Held at the Judge-Advocate-General's Office at the Horse-Guards, on Wednesday, July the 3d, 1765; and continued by several adjournments, to Tuesday the 9th day of the same month |
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| Queries, to Lord Audley by Philip Thiknesse, Senior. |
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| Reize door Frankryk en Spanje |
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| A sketch of St. Catherine's Hermitage, near Bath in a letter to Sir John O'Carroll, Bart. at Brussels. |
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| A sketch of the life and paintings of Thomas Gainsborough, esq |
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| Sketches and characters of the most eminent and most singular persons now living. By several hands. Vol.1 |
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| The speaking figure and the automaton chess-player, exposed and detected |
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| A treatise on the art of decyphering, and of writing in cypher. With an harmonic alphabet. |
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| Useful hints to those who make the tour of France : in a series of letters; written from that kingdom. By Philip Thicknesse, Esq. ... |
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| Valetudinarians Bath guide, or the Means of obtaining long life and health... by Philip Thicknesse. 2nd edition with additions |
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| YEARS JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE, AND PART OF SPAIN |
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| A year's journey through the Pais Bas, or Austrian Netherlands |
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