Don Coleman, UM football 1972

vs Michigan State, 1972

The works of Mr. Abraham Cowley : in two volumes. Consisting of those which were formerly printed ; and those which he design'd for the press ; publish'd out of the author's original copies with the Cutter of Coleman-Street. Also an account of his life and writings by the right reverend Dr. Sprat, late Lord Bishop of Rochester.

Contiene: Vol. 1 ([2], lxviii, 372 p.)

Soil survey ... Coleman County, Texas /

Includes indexes.

Memoirs and auto-biography of some of the wealthy citizens of Philadelphia, with a fair estimate of their estates-founded upon a knowledge of facts. With an appendix: containing particular accounts of the lives of Stephen Girard, Jacob Ridgway, and Obed Coleman, obtained from authentic sources.

Copyrighted by James Corcoran.

An address on the life and character of the late Dr. Coleman Rogers, M.D. Delivered at the opening of the session of the Kentucky School of Medicine for 1855-6.

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of Mr. Abraham Cowley ... Consisting of those which were formerly printed; and those which he design'd for the press, publish'd out of the author's original copies. With The cutter of Coleman-street.

"The tragical history of Piramus and Thisbe", the 8th ed. with special t.-p., has imprint: London, Printed for C. Harper, 1708. "Loves riddle", with special t.-p., has imprint: London, Printed by B. Motte, for C. Harper, 1707; "Naufragium joculare", with special t.-p., has imprint: Londini, typis B. Motte; veneunt apud C. Harper, 1707.

Love to souls the mainspring of ministerial usefulness. A sermon, preached at the ordination of the Rev. Lyman Colman [i.e. Coleman], as pastor of the Congregational Church, and Society in Belchertown, Mass. Oct. 19, 1825. ...

Pages [29]-32 contain "Right hand of fellowship, by William C. Fowler, pastor of the Congregational church in Greenfield, Mass."

Memoirs of Doctor Seth Coleman, A.M., of Amherst, (Mass.) : containing I. A biographical sketch of his life and character; II. Extracts from his Journal, taken by himself; III. His letters upon religious subjects; IV. His farewell address to his children; V. Sermon delivered at his funeral, by the Rev. Nathan Perkins ...

Mode of access: Internet.