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Henry Clements (?-1719)

Données de base

Type de notice: PersonneNom et dates: Henry Clements (?-1719)

Lieu(x) et date(s) d'exercice de l'éditeur:

London : 1707-1719 – In Saint Paul's churchyard – At the Half Moon

Bibliothèque nationale de France: Notice n^o 12230398, https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb12230398sISNI: Notice n^o 0000000439578862, https://isni.org/isni/0000000439578862Source: Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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Remarques et validité

Remarque du Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France:

Libraire ; imprimeur des votes de la Chambre des Communes.

Remarque:

Né(e) dans les années 1680 ?

Mentions dans d'autres contenus

Éditeur d'oeuvres:

A treatise concerning the operations of the holy spirit : being the substance of the late reverend and learned Dr. William Clagett's discourse… (1719)

An account of South-west Barbary: containing what is mots remarkable in the territories of the King of Fez and Morocco. Written by a person who had… (1713)

Epistolarum obscurorum virorum ad :Dom. M.: +Dominum Magistrum+ Ortuinum Gratium, volumina II. Ex tam multis libris congluntinata [sic], quod unus…

Her majesty's prérogative in Ireland ; the authority of the government and privy-council there ; and the rights, laws, and liberties of the city… (1712)

Pious Breathings. Being the meditations of St. Augustine, his Treatise of the love of God, Soliloquies and Manual. To which are added select… (1714)

Spicilegium SS. Patrum, ut et hæreticorum seculi post Christum natum. I, II et III. Quorum vel integra, monumenta, vel fragmenta, partim ex aliorum… (1714)

The christian's pattern : or, A treatise of the Imitation of Jesus-Christ. In four books. Written originally in latin by Thomas à Kempis. Now… (1708)

The treaty between Her Majesty and the States general, for securing the succession to the crown of Great Britain, and for settling a barrier for the… (1712)

Est concerné par des oeuvres:

Books printed for William and John Innys, at the Prince's Arms at the West end of St. Paul's. 1720. (1720)