G. W. Jordan

Born	1757
Died	1823

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An account of the irides or coronæ which appear around, and contiguous to the bodies of the sun, moon, and other luminous objects

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1799 — 1 edition

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The claims of the British West India colonists to the right of obtaining necessary supplies from America: and of employing the necessary means of effectually obtaining those supplies under a limited and duly regulated intercourse, stated and vindicated in answer to Lord Sheffield's strictures

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1804 — 1 edition

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New observations concerning the colours of thin transparent bodies: shewing those phænomena to be inflections of light, and that the Newtonian fits of easy transmission and reflection derived from them have no existence, but fail equally in their establishment and in their application by Newton to account for the colours of natural bodies

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1800 — 1 edition

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Copies of a letter containing queries respecting the state of the silver and copper coins in Barbados: and of an answer describing the same and recommending measures necessary to be adopted for furnishing a full and perfect supply to all the colonies

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1816 — 1 edition

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An examination of the principles of the slave registry bill, and of the means of emancipation, proposed by the authors of the bill

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1816 — 1 edition

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The observations of Newton concerning the inflections of light: accompanied by other observations differing from his; and appearing to lead to a change of his theory of light and colours.

by G. W. Jordan First published in 1799 — 1 edition

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Born	1757
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G. W. Jordan

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An account of the irides or coronæ which appear around, and contiguous to the bodies of the sun, moon, and other luminous objects

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The claims of the British West India colonists to the right of obtaining necessary supplies from America: and of employing the necessary means of effectually obtaining those supplies under a limited and duly regulated intercourse, stated and vindicated in answer to Lord Sheffield's strictures

Copies of a letter containing queries respecting the state of the silver and copper coins in Barbados: and of an answer describing the same and recommending measures necessary to be adopted for furnishing a full and perfect supply to all the colonies

An examination of the principles of the slave registry bill, and of the means of emancipation, proposed by the authors of the bill

The observations of Newton concerning the inflections of light: accompanied by other observations differing from his; and appearing to lead to a change of his theory of light and colours.

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