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by Goldney, Edward
Published 1760
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1760
printed for the author, and sold by his son, Edward Goldney, Stationer, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, the second Door from Watling-Street
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by Goldney, Edward
Published 1761
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1761
printed for the author; and sold by his son, Edward Goldney, Stationer, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, the second Door from Watling-Street
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by Goldney, Edward
Published 1761
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1761
Printed for the author, and sold by his son, Edward Goldney, stationer in St. Paul's-Church-Yard, the second door from Watling-Street
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by Cooper, William
Published 1796
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1796
Printed by Lang & Ustick, and sold at no. 79, North Third Street, and by the several booksellers
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by Cooper, William
Published 1797
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1797
London, printed. Re-printed at Concord, (New Hampshire) by Geo. Hough, for Francis Mitchel, of Hopkinton
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by Jones, William
Published 1771
Published 1771
printed for Robinson and Roberts, in Paternoster-Row. And sold by M. Folingsby, near Temple Bar
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by Cooper, William
Published 1796
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1796
printed for the author; and sold by T. Chapman, NO. 151, Fleet-Street; and J. Matthews, Strand. N. B. The Author's motive in publishing the above is, that the profits arising from its sale, among the Gentiles, may enable him to distribute copies, gratis, among the Jews. And as erroneous editions are publishing, this is to caution the public against buying them; as none is genuine but that published by Mr. Chapman, No. 151, Fleet-Street. W. Cooper
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by Cooper, William
Published 1796
Subjects:
“...Jews / Conversion to Christianity...”Published 1796
printed for the author; and sold by T. Chapman, NO. 151, Fleet-Street; and J. Matthews, Strand. N. B. The Author's motive in publishing the above is, that the profits arising from its sale, among the Gentiles, may enable him to distribute copies, gratis, among the Jews. And as erroneous editions are publishing, this is to caution the public against buying them; as none is genuine but that published by Mr. Chapman, No. 151, Fleet-Street. W. Cooper