A plain statement and scriptural defence of the leading doctrines of Unitarianism : to which are added remarks on the canonical authority of the books of the New Testament, and a candid review of the text of the improved version, in a letter to a friend :

Includes bibliographical references.

The economy of human life : translated from an Indian manuscript written by an ancient Bramin : to which is prefixed, an account of the manner in which the said manuscript was discovered, in a letter from an English gentleman residing in China to the Earl of *******.

Generally attributed to Robert Dodsley. The Dictionary of national biography attributes Part I to Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, and Part II to John Hill.

The economy of human life. Tr. from an Indian manuscript,

Authorship attributed also to the Earl of Chesterfield. cf. Notes and queries, 1st ser., v. 10 p. 8, 74, 318.

Letters to his son : on the fine art of becoming a man of the world and a gentleman /

Mode of access: Internet.

Marriage records, 1665-1800;

The marriage records of the Hackensack and Schraalenburgh churches are reprinted from v. 1 of the Collections of the Holland society of New York.

Letters : including numerous letters now first published from the original manuscripts /

v. 1, Letters on education.--v. 2, Letters on education, and characters.--v. 3-4, Letters, political and miscellaneous.--v. 5, Miscellanies.

The economy of human life,

Authorship of pt. 2 attributed also to John Hill. Cf. Dict. Nat. Biog.

The World. /

References: Winship, G.P., Jr. "The printing history of The World" in Studies in the early English periodical, edited by Richmond P. Bond (Chapel Hill, 1957), p. [183]-195.

Oeuvres de Voltaire,

Romans. v. 1. Le monde comme il va. Le crocheteur borgne. Cosi-sancta. Zadig. Bababec. Micromegas. Les deux consoles. Histoire des voyages de Scarmentado.Songe de Platon. Histoire d'un bon Bramin.- v. 2. Candide.Le blanc et le noir. Jeannot et Colin. L'Ingenu. L'Homme aux quarante ecus.- v. 3. La princesse de Babylone.Les lettres d'Amabed. Aventure de la memoire. Le taureau blanc. Eloge de la raison. Histoire de Jenni. Les oreilles du comte de Chesterfield.

Eighteenth century vignettes,

"Two hundred and fifty copies of this specially illustrated large paper edition ... have been printed."

Famous books : sketches in the highways and byeways of English literature.

"References to the leading authorities consulted in this work will be found in the index on p. 373-384."

Managing chronic widespread pain in primary care : a qualitative study of patient perspectives and implications for treatment delivery

Funding The MUSICIAN trial was supported by an award from Arthritis Research UK, Chesterfield, UK. Grant number: 17292. The funding body approved the design of the study. They played no role in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data or the writing of the manuscript.

"Je ne vous dirai point, mon très cher fils" Correspondance de Catherine de Charrière de Sévery 1780-1783

This dissertation examines the principles of education imbued in a three year correspondence between an eighteenth century woman and her teenage son from the French speaking region of Vaud, current day Switzerland. Despite her great respect for the literature and ideas of the new pedagogues of the Enlightenment, especially J.J. Rousseau and Mme de Genlis, Catherine de Charrière de Sévery maintained the traditional perspective of education of the Ancien Régime. To explore the concepts of education and instruction through the epistolary practice, this research is based on the corpus of 107 letters that Mme de Sévery wrote to her son Vilhelm between 1780 and 1783. Additional documents - among them Mme de Sévery’s diaries - from the particularly rich archival holdings of this aristocratic family have been used to complement her correspondence. Most previous studies on family correspondence have dealt with mothers to daughters, or fathers to sons, whereas this research is centered on letters between a mother and her son. The location of this family – Lausanne and the Pays de Vaud – provides a particular regional perspective due to two factors: immersion into a region uniformly Protestant, and the dual-influence of Germanic and French cultures. The study analyzes the educational principles that appear throughout Mme de Sévery’s letters by comparison with three literary works of the 18th century: a familiar correspondence, the Lettres du Lord Chesterfield à son fils (1776); the fundamental education treatise by J.J. Rousseau, Émile, ou de l’Éducation (1762); and a pedagogical treatise written by Mme de Genlis as an epistolary novel, Adèle et Théodore, ou lettres sur l’éducation. Using letters as the main tool to guide her son’s upbringing, Mme de Sévery highlights the moral and family values that are most important to her and leads him to find his place in society.

Veto of R249, S.1297

This veto message from Governor Nikki Haley vetoes a bill that unconstitutionally sets forth how the members of the Chesterfield County School District Board receive per diem.