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Jonas Hanway | lit.salon

Jonas Hanway

Born: 1712

Died: 1786

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Born: 1712

Died: 1786

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An historical account of the British trade over the Caspian Sea with a journal of travels ... through Russia into Persia; and back ... through Russia, Germany and Holland. To which are added, the revolutions of Persia during the present century

1753

Advice from a farmer to his daughter: in a series of discourses, calculated to promote the welfare and true interest of servants: with reflexions of no less importance to masters and mistresses, with regard to private happiness and public tranquility. In three volumes. ...

1770

Virtue in humble life: containing reflections on relative duties, particularly those of masters and servants. Thoughts on the passions, prejudices, and tempers of mankind, drawn from real characters. Fables applicable to the subjects. Various anecdotes of the living and the dead ... with a manual of devotion.

1774

A review of the proposed naturalization of the Jews: being an attempt at a dispassionate enquiry into the present state of the case, with some reflexions on general naturalization. By a merchant who subscribed the petition against the naturalization of the Jews.

1753

The revolutions of Persia: containing the reign of Shah Sultan Hussein, with the invasion of the Afghans, and the reigns of Sultan Mir Maghmud and his successor Sultan Ashreff. To which is prefixed, a chronological abridgement of the Persian monarchy from its first foundation ...

1753

account of the Marine Society: recommending the piety and policy of the institution, and pointing out the advantages accruing to the nation : with the motives for establishing it : also a full detail of their rules and forms of business : with a list of subscribers, from the commencement in July 1756, to September 30. 1759 : also a proposal for accommodating the boys, equipped by them, in the Merchants Service, when the war is finished.

1759

A candid historical account of the Hospital for the reception of exposed and deserted young children: representing the present plan of it as productive of many evils, ... Shewing, on the other hand, the great importance of the establishment, if put under proper regulations, ... With a proposal for carrying a new design into execution. To which is added, a letter from a country gentleman ...

1759

Reflections, essays and meditations on life and religion: with a collection of proverbs in alphabetical order, and twenty-eight letters written occasionally on several subjects, viz. ... By Mr. Hanway. ...

1761

The soldier's faithful friend: being prudential, moral, and religious advice to private men in the army and militia. By J. H. Esq;.

1766

Domestic happiness, promoted: in a series of discourses from a father to his daughter, on occasion of her going into service

1786

An historical account of the British trade over the Caspian Sea: with a journal of travels from London through Russia into Persia; and back again through Russia, Germany and Holland: to which are added, the revolutions of Persia during the present century, with the particular history of the great usurper Nadir Kouli

1753

A review of the proposed naturalization of the Jews being an attempt at a dispassionate enquiry into the present state of the case, with some reflexions on general naturalization

1753

A journal of eight days journey from Postsmouth to Kingston upon Thames, through Southampton, Wiltshire, &c with miscellaneous thoughts, moral and religious : in a series of sixty-four letters, addressed to two ladies of the partie : to which is added, An essay on tea, considered as pernicious to health, obstructing industry, and impoverishing the nation, with an account of its growth, and great consumption in these Kingdoms, with several political reflections, and thoughts on public love : in twenty-five letters to the same ladies

1756

A journal of eight days journey from Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames: through Southampton, Wiltshire, etc., with miscellaneous thoughts, moral and religious; in a series of sixty-four letters: addressed to two ladies of the partie. To which is added, An essay on tea, considered as pernicious to health, obstructing industry, and impoverishing the nation. With several political reflections; and thoughts on public love. In twenty-five letters to the same ladies

1756

A letter from a member of the Marine Society: Shewing the piety, generosity, and utility of their design, with respect to the sea-service, at this important crisis. ...

1757

Thoughts on the plan for a Magdalen-House for repentant prostitutes

1758

Thoughts on the plan for a Magdalen-House for repentant prostitutes, with the several reasons for such an establishment: ... and the great advantages which will probably arise from this institution, upon political and religious principles. Addressed to the promoters of this charity.

1758

An account of the Society for the Encouragement of the British Troops in Germany and North America: with the motives to the making a present to those troops, also to the widows and orphans of such of them as have died in defence of their country, particularly at the battles of Thonhausen, Quebec &c. : with an alphabetical list of the subscribers to this benevolent design, and a state of the receipts and disbursements of the Society. --

1760

An historical account of the British trade over the Caspian Sea with the author's journal of travels from England through Russia into Persia ; and back through Russia, Germany and Holland : to which are added, the revolutions of Persia during the present century, with the particular history of the great usurper Nadir Kouli : illustrated with maps and copper-plates

1761

Motives for a subscription towards the relief of the sufferers at Montreal in Canada by a dreadful fire on the 18th of May 1765, in which 108 houses, (containing 215 families, chiefly Canadians,) were destroyed; and the greatest part of the inhabitants exposed to all the miseries attending such misfortunes. The whole loss in buildings, merchandize, furniture, and apparel, amounted to Þ87.580, 8s. 10d. sterling; no part of which was or could be insured

1766

Letters on the importance of the rising generation of the laboring part of our fellow-subjects: being an account of the miserable state of the infant parish poor; the great usefulness of the hospital for exposed and deserted young children properly restricted; the obligations of parochial officers; and an historical detail of the wholemortality of London and Westminster, from 1592 to this time

1767

The seaman's Christian friend: containing moral and religious advice to seamen. by Jonas Hanway Esqr.

1779

Advice from Farmer Trueman to his daughter Mary, upon her going to service: in a series of discourses, designed to promote the welfare and true interest of servants, with reflections of no less importance to masters and mistresses.

1805

Letters On The Importance Of The Rising Generation Of The Laboring Part Of Our Fellow-Subjects V1

2007

An answer, to the appendix of a pamphlet, entitled Reflexions upon naturalization, corporations and companies, &c. Relating to the Levant trade and Turkey Company, as this subject is occasionally mentioned in Hanway's travels. By the author of those travels.

1753

An answer, to the appendix of a pamphlet, entitled Reflexions upon naturalization ... relating tothe Levant Trade and Turkey Company.

1753

Letters admonitory and argumentative, from J. H-----y, merchant to J. S------r [i.e. Joseph Salvador], merchant, in reply to particular passages, and the general argument, of a pamphlet, entitled, Further considerations on the bill, &c

1753

Jonas Hanway, Joseph Salvador, J. H-----y

Letters admonitory and argumentative, from J. H-----y, merchant, to J. S------r, merchant, in reply to particular passages, and the general argument, of a pamphlet, entitled, Further considerations on the bill, &c

1753

Letters admonitory and argumentative, from J. H-----y, merchant, to J. S------r, merchant in reply to particular passages, and the general argument, of a pamphlet, entitled, Further considerations on the bill, &c

1753

Jonas Hanway, Philo-Patriae merchant in town

Letters admonitory and argumentative, from J. H-----y, merchant, to J. S------r [i.e. Joseph Salvador], merchant: in reply to particular passages and the general argument of a pamphlet entitled Further considerations on the bill, &c.

1753

A review of the proposed naturalization of the Jews being a dispassionate enquiry into the present state of the case : with some reflexions on general naturalization

1753

letter to Mr. John Spranger: on his excellent proposal for paving, cleansing, and lighting the streets of Westminster, and the parishes in Middlesex. By Mr. J. Hanway.

1754

A journal of eight days journey: from Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames; through Southampton, Wiltshire, &c. with miscellaneous thoughts, ... By a gentleman of the partie.

1756

Thoughts on the duty of a good citizen: with regard to war and invasion; in a letter from a citizen to his friend.

1756

A journal of eight days journey from Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames through Southampton, Wiltshire, &c. With miscellaneous thoughts, moral and religious ; in a series of sixty-four letters: addressed to two ladies of the partie. To which is added, An essay on tea, considered as pernicious to health, obstructing industry and impoverishing the nation ... In twenty-five letters to the same ladies

1756

To the Marine Society, in praise of the great and good work they have done by clothing and fitting out for the sea-service 2682 men, and 1868 boys, in the space of fifteen months, to the 6th of October last : recommending constancy and perseverance in the cause they have espoused

1757

Morning's thoughts on reading the test and contest

1757

A letter from a member of the Marine Society shewing the generosity and utility of their design : addressed to all true friends of their country

1757

A letter from a member of the Marine Society shewing the piety, generosity, and utility of their design, with respect to the sea-service, at this important crisis : addressed to all true friends of their country

1757

Jonas Hanway, Marine Society (London, England)

Motives for the establishment of the Marine Society: By a merchant.

1757

A morning's thoughts on reading the Test and Contest

1757

A journal of eight days journey from Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames, through Southampton, Wiltshire, &c with miscellaneous thoughts, moral and religious, in sixty-four letters addressed to two ladies of the partie : to which is added An essay on tea, considered as pernicious to health, obstructing industry, and impoverishing the nation, with an account of its growth, and great consumption in these kingdoms : with several political reflections, and thoughts on public love : in thirty-two letters to two ladies

1757

Letter V. To Robert Dingley, Esq being a proposal for the relief and employment of friendless girls and repenting prostitutes

1758

Thoughts on the plan for a Magdalen-House for repentant prostitutes

1758

Thoughts on the plan for a Magdalen-house for repentant prostitutes with the several reasons for such an establishment, the custom of other nations with regard to such penitents, and the great advantages which will probably arise from this institution, upon political and religious principles : addressed to the promoters of this charity

1758

Three letters on the subject of the Marine Society Let. I. On occasion of their clothing for the sea 3097 men, and 2045 boys, to the end of Dec. 1757 : II. Pointing out several advantages accruing to the nation from this institution : III. Being a full detail of the rules and forms of the Marine Society : with a list of the subscribers ... to which is prefixed, a general view of the motives for establishing this society

1758

Letter V. To Robert Dingley, Esq: being a proposal for the relief and employment of friendless girls and repenting prostitutes.

1758

Three letters on the subject of the Marine Society: Let. I. On the occasion of their clothing forthe sea ... to the end of Dec. 1757. II. Pointing out several advantages accruing to the nation from this institution. III. Being a full detail of the rules and forms of the Marine Society. With a list of the subscribers to the 16th of February, and state of accounts to the 23d of March, 1758. To which is prefixed, a general view of the motives for establishing this society

1758

Letter V. To Robert Dingley, Esq.; being a proposal for the relief and employment of friendless girls and repenting prostitutes

1758

Three letters: on the subject of the Marine Society. Let. I. On occasion of their clothing for the sea 3097 men, and 2045 boys, to the end of Dec. 1757. ... III. Being a full detail of the rules and forms of the Marine Society. ... To which is prefixed, a general view of the motives for establishing this society. By Mr. Hanway.

1758