Lloyd, Evan, 1734-1776
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Lloyd, Evan
لويد، ايفان، 1734-1776
ايفان لويد شاعر بريطاني
VIAF ID: 748093 (Personal)
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Works
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| Conversation : A poem. By. |
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| The curate : A poem. Inscribed to all the curates in England and Wales. By [blank] author of The powers of the pen. |
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| An epistle to David Garrick, Esq., 1773: |
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| The Methodist, a poem. |
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| A muzzle for a mad dog : or, animadversions on some late scandalous papers call'd Rehearsers; treating about the soul, but wrote without spirit, or life, in defyance to the truth of reveal'd religion. ... By Evan Lloyd |
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| Peniarth MS 418 |
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| A plain system of geography : connected with a variety of astronomical observations, familiarly discussed in a conversation between a father and his son: Containing an Account of The Figure, Motion, and Dimensions of the Earth;-a View of the Solar System; the Motions, Distances, &c. of the Planets; a Survey of the Fixed Stars;-an Account of the Circles belonging to the Sphere, and of the different Seasons, as arising from the Earth's Annual Motion;-The Nature and Use of the Terrestrial Globe, with some Necessary Directions relative to Maps;-The Grand Division of the Earth into Land and Water, Continents and Islands;-The Situation and Extent of the several Kingdoms, Provinces, States, and Empires; their Soil, Produce, Governments, Customs, Manners, Religion, &c. By Evan Lloyd, schoolmaster. Illustrated with copperplates and maps |
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| The powers of the pen : A poem. Addressed to John Curre, Esqr. |
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