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John Herman Merivale

1779–1844

Also known as Merivale, John Herman.

15 works

1808–1844 across 9 dated works

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The minstrel; or, the progress of genius In continuation of the poem left unfinished by Dr. Beattie : Book the third1808
A Brief statement of the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament in the last and present sessions, upon the several bills introduced with a view to the amendment of the criminal law, together with a general review of the arguments used in the debates upon those occasions1811
Orlando in Roncesvalles: a poem in five cantos.1814
A letter to William Courtenay, Esq., on the subject of the Chancery Commission1827

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Poems original and translated1838
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Orlando in Roncesvalles: a poem in five cantos.1814
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Notes and formulae for mining students1887
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Richard Duke of York, 18171971
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Collections from the Greek anthology.1833
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Collections from the Greek anthology1833
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Leaves from the diary of a literary amateur: John Herman Merivale, 1819-18441911
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Notes and formulae for mining students.1888
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Orlando in Roncesvalles: a poem in five cantos.1814
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Poems original and translated1844
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A Brief statement of the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament in the last and present sessions, upon the several bills introduced with a view to the amendment of the criminal law, together with a general review of the arguments used in the debates upon those occasions1811
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Reports of cases argued and determined in the High Court of Chancery commencing in Michaelmas term, 18151904
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A letter to William Courtenay, Esq., on the subject of the Chancery Commission1827
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The minstrel; or, the progress of genius In continuation of the poem left unfinished by Dr. Beattie : Book the third1808
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