The piety of the Academy of Cambridge in the funeral of the most serene Princess Wilhelmine Caroline and the mourning of the most august George II of Britain &c. &c. of the King

Title The piety of the Academy of Cambridge in the funeral of the most serene Princess Wilhelmine Caroline and the mourning of the most august George II of Britain &c. &c. of the King
Author University of Cambridge
Publication Date: 1738
Subject Caroline, Queen, consort of George II, King of Great Britain, 1683-1737
Type Book
Language ara,eng,grc,heb,lat
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 96
Physical Dimensions 38 cm.
Library: Harvard Library
Library Asset ID 990027393760203941
Record ID 01HVD_ALMA211854792300003941
Library Location HOUGHTON LIBRARY F (*67-79 )
Date 1738
Notes Poems written on the occasion of the death of Caroline, Queen consort of George II.
Kaynak HVD - Core
Başlık Pietas Academiae Cantabrigiensis in funere serenissimae principis Wilhelminae Carolinae et luctu augustissimi Georgii II Britanniarum &c. &c. Regis
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The piety of the Academy of Cambridge in the funeral of the most serene Princess Wilhelmine Caroline and the mourning of the most august George II of Britain &c. &c. of the King

Author University of Cambridge
Publication Date 1738
Subject Caroline, Queen, consort of George II, King of Great Britain, 1683-1737
Type Book
Language ara,eng,grc,heb,lat
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 96
Physical Dimensions 38 cm.
Library Harvard Library
Library Asset ID 990027393760203941
Record ID 01HVD_ALMA211854792300003941
Library Location HOUGHTON LIBRARY F (*67-79 )
Date 1738
Notes Poems written on the occasion of the death of Caroline, Queen consort of George II.
Kaynak HVD - Core
Başlık Pietas Academiae Cantabrigiensis in funere serenissimae principis Wilhelminae Carolinae et luctu augustissimi Georgii II Britanniarum &c. &c. Regis
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