A reply to Judge Burton, of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on "The state of religion" in the...
A reply to Judge Burton, of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on "The state of religion" in the...
A reply to Judge Burton, of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on "The state of religion" in the colony / by W. Ullathorne.
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Publisher
Sydney : W.A. Duncan, 1840 (Sydney : Australasian Chronicle Office)
Date
1840
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DSM/279/U , 84/290 , 84/291
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Language
English
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xi, 98 p. ; 21 cm.
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Publisher
Sydney : W.A. Duncan, 1840 (Sydney : Australasian Chronicle Office)
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
1840
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A reply to Judge Burton, of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on "The state of religion" in the colony / by W. Ullathorne.
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Footnotes and bibliographical references.
Mitchell Library copy 2, has Alfred Lee bookplate.
Mitchell Library copy at: 042/ P206 bound with other volumes.
Mitchell Library copy has bookbinder's label: "Corbett".
Mitchell Library copy has David Scott Mitchell bookplate.
Mitchell Library copy signed, 'D.S. Mitchell.'
Selected for Digitisation 2013...
Citation / References Note
Ferguson, J.A. Bibliography of Australia, 3107.
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Online at the State Library of NSW.
Online at the National Library of Australia.
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Other version (online)
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DSM/279/U , 84/290 , 84/291
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74VvgNKelDLX
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282.944
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991012345729702626
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