Suchergebnisse - Webb, Daniel

Daniel Webb: Ein Beitrag zur englischen Ästhetik des 18. Jahrhunderts

Remarks on the beauties of poetry: By Daniel Webb. London. Printed for R. and J. Dodsley. 1762

Observations and remarks: during four excursions, made to various parts of Great Britain, in the years 1810 and 1811 ...

An address to the public, setting forth the benefit accruing to the community at large, by enclosing the lands now laying waste in Great Britain: And Shewing how easy they might be converted into Small Freeholds, Which would tend to Lessen The Price Of Provisions. By D.C. Webb

An inquiry into the beauties of painting: and into the merits of the most celebrated painters, ancient and modern. By Daniel Webb. Esq

Observations on the correspondence between poetry and music: by the author of An enquiry into the beauties of painting

Untersuchung des Schönen in der Mahlerey und der Verdienste der berühmtesten alten und neuern Mahlern: durch Daniel Webb. Aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche übersezt [von Hanns Conrad Vögelin]

An inquiry into the beauties of painting: and into the merits of the most celebrated painters, ancient and modern. By Daniel Webb, Esq

Remarks on the beauties of poetry: By Daniel Webb, Esq

Remarks on the beauties of poetry: By Daniel Webb, Esq

The case between Sir Richard Meade, of Ballintubber, in the county of Cork, and Daniel Webb, of Ballyvanoge in the county of Limerick, truly stated[.]

Sinking state of the woollen exportation-trade: And therein the landed as well as trading interest in general: with the cause thereof. Humbly represented by the British woollen-manufacturers, to the honourable the members of Parliament. With a description of the value of the real British and Irish golden fleece: or, an estimate of the present loss to this trading Kingdom, by exporting ours and the Irish wool unmanufactur'd, and woollen goods also out of Ireland to foreign patts. And also an estimate of the great gains that would accre to the landed and trading interest, and His Majesty, if non was exported. With a specimen of the natural gains to Great-Britain and Ireland, by this kingdom's giving Ireland such an encouragement as to her woollen yarn, that would increase the British trade, and fully employ our poor. And the power humbly prayed for to effect the whole

An appendix to a pamphlet, entitled, an enquiry into the reasons of the decay of credit, trade, and manufactures in Ireland

Ästhetische Schriften: Nachdr. der Ausg. von 1761, 1762 und 1769

Some reasons for thinking, that the Greek language was borrowed from the Chinese: in notes on the Grammatica Sinica of Mons. Fourmont. By Mr. Webb

Literary amusements: in verse and prose. By Mr. Webb

Some reasons for thinking, that the Greek language was borrowed from the Chinese: in notes on the Grammatica sinica of Mons. Fourmont

Strictures on Florus

Daniel Webb's Betrachtungen über die Verwandtschaft der Poesie und Musik: nebst einem Auszuge aus eben dieses Verfassers Anmerkungen über die Schönheiten der Poesie

Untersuchung des Schönen in der Mahlerey, und der Verdienste der berühmtesten A. und N. Mahlern