Swift & Company year book covering the activities of the year 1921 : issued for thirty-seventh annual shareholders' meeting, January 5, 1922,general offices, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.

Mode of access: Internet.

Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver : a study in political integrity and independence /

Includes index.

Stroncature /

A volume of the same type as his "24 cervelli". In reality the two books form a single work, "48 cervelli". cf. p. v-vi.

Thomas Jonathan Jackson, 1824-1863; a sketch,

"For private distribution."

The life and services of Brevet Brigadier-General Andrew Jonathan Alexander, United States Army : a sketch from personal recollections, family letters and the records of the Great Rebellion /

Mode of access: Internet.

Jonathan Wild le Grand.

Mode of access: Internet.

Oeuvres diverses de Pope : Traduites de l'Anglois ... avec de très belles figures en taille-douce. Tome quatrieme.

Contiene: p. 1 "Essai sur la satire", p. 57 "Imitations de quelques satires et epitres d'Horace", p. 131 "Satires du docteur Jean Donne, doyen de Saint Paul", p. 151 "Epilogue pour les satires en deux dialogues", p. 179 "Prolegomenes et eclarissemens sur la dunciade", p. 259 "La dunciade au docteur Jonathan Swift"

Geschichte Jonathan Wilds des Grossen /

Mode of access: Internet.

Benjamin Franklin and Jonathan Edwards; selections from their writings,

Mode of access: Internet.

Viages de Enrique Wanton al pais de las monas /

Translation of Viaggi di Enrico Wanton.

The life and adventures of Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw; or, Scenes on the Mississippi.

Mode of access: Internet.

Kaloolah, or, Journeyings to the Djébel Kumri : an autobiography of Jonathan Romer /

A novel.

A genealogical and biographical record concerning Mehitable (Reed) Lilly and George Lilly and all of their descendants to January 1, 1958. Mehitable Reed and George Lilly were married in 1762 in Woolwich, Maine. Mehitable Reed was a daughter of Jonathan Reed and Keziah Converse Reed.

Mode of access: Internet.

Jonathan Edwards: a study. An address delivered at Stockbridge, Massachusetts, October 5, 1903, by John De Witt.

"Reprinted from the Princeton Theological Review for January, 1904."