WorldCat Linked Data Explorer

Turtle N-Triple JSON-LD RDF/XML HTML Contact Us Home

http://worldcat.org/entity/work/id/899290385

An answer to Dr William Brakenridge's Letter concerning the number of inhabitants within the London bills of mortality. Wherein the Doctor's Letter is inserted at large, his Arguments proved inconclusive, and the Number of Inhabitants increasing. By George Burrington, Esq ; Heretofore Governor of North-Carolina

Open All Close All

type

about

contributor

creator

genre

http://schema.org/genre

  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Statistics"
  • "Statistics"@en
  • "Vital statistics"
  • "Vital statistics"@en

name

http://schema.org/name

  • "An answer to Dr. William Brakenridge's letter concerning the number of inhabitants, within the London bills of mortality, wherein the doctor's letter is inserted at large, his arguments proved inconclusive, and the number of inhabitants increasing"
  • "An answer to Dr William Brakenridge's Letter concerning the number of inhabitants within the London bills of mortality. Wherein the Doctor's Letter is inserted at large, his Arguments proved inconclusive, and the Number of Inhabitants increasing. By George Burrington, Esq; Heretofore Governor of North-Carolina"
  • "An answer to Dr William Brakenridge's Letter concerning the number of inhabitants within the London bills of mortality. Wherein the Doctor's Letter is inserted at large, his Arguments proved inconclusive, and the Number of Inhabitants increasing. By George Burrington, Esq ; Heretofore Governor of North-Carolina"@en
  • "An answer to Dr. William Brakenridge's letter concerning the number of inhabitants, within the London bills of mortality wherein the doctor's letter is inserted at large, his arguments proved inconclusive, and the number of inhabitants increasing"
  • "An answer to Dr. William Brakenridge's letter concerning the number of inhabitants, within the London bills of mortality wherein the doctor's letter is inserted at large, his arguments proved inconclusive, and the number of inhabitants increasing"@en
  • "An Answer to Dr. William Brakenridge's Letter concerning the number of inhabitants, within the London bills of mortality. Wherein the doctor's letter is inserted ... his arguments proved inconclusive, and the number of inhabitants increasing"@en
  • "An Answer to Dr. William Brakenridge's Letter concerning the number of inhabitants, within the London bills of mortality. Wherein the doctor's letter is inserted ... his arguments proved inconclusive, and the number of inhabitants increasing"

workExample