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Record ID 5781
Library: Glasgow University Library. Register: MS Lib 6: Students Receipt Book (1765-1771, Type: Student). Page: 50v
Jus Populi vindicatum
Borrowed: 1767/7/22 (Wednesday). Returned: 1767/8/12 (Wednesday). Original Borrowed Date: 22 Jul 1767. Original Returned Date: 12 Aug 1767. Professor 1: Thomas Reid.
Joseph Hodgson
Gender: Male.
Occupation (original): Student.
Class: Greek, Logic, Ethics, Physic, Natural Philosophy, Divinity. Original Full Name: Joseph Hodgson.
Occupation (normalised): Education > University Student.
Sir James Steuart (Male, born 1635, died 1715)
Genre: Politics, Society and Political Economy, Genre: Theology
Jus populi vindicatum, or the peoples right, to defend themselves and their covenanted religion, vindicated ...; being a full reply to the first part of the Survey of Naphtaly &c.
Press: CD. Shelf: 5. Number: 21. Possible modern shelfmark: Sp Coll Bl6-l.26 . Original Author: Steuart, James, Sir, 1635-1715..
Confidence level: Certain
Sir James Steuart (Male, born 1635, died 1715)
Genre: Politics, Society and Political Economy, Genre: Theology
Jus populi vindicatum, or the peoples right, to defend themselves and their covenanted religion, vindicated ...; being a full reply to the first part of the Survey of Naphtaly &c.
Language: English . Published: London. Date of publication: 1669.
Number of borrowings: 1
Sir James Steuart (Male, born 1635, died 1715)
Genre: Politics, Society and Political Economy, Genre: Theology
Jus Populi Vindicatum, or The Peoples Right, to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion, Vindicated
Borrowed: 1767/7/22 (Wednesday). Returned: 1767/8/12 (Wednesday).
Borrower: Joseph Hodgson
Author: Sir James Steuart (Male, born 1635, died 1715), Genre: Politics, Society and Political Economy, Genre: Theology