An Analysis of Scottish Borrowers' Registers
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Record ID 2760
Library: Glasgow University Library. Register: MS Lib 3: Students Receipt Book, with professor's names (1760-1765, Type: Student). Page: 45r
Essay on Composition
Borrowed: 1765/1/16 (Wednesday). Returned: 1765/1/29 (Tuesday). Original Borrowed Date: 16 Jan 1765. Original Returned Date: 29 Jan 1765. Professor 1: James Moor.
William Taylor
Gender: Male.
Occupation (original): Student.
Class: Greek, Logic, Ethics, Moral Philosophy, Natural Philosophy. Original Full Name: William Taylor.
Occupation (normalised): Education > University Student.
James Moor (Male, born 1712, died 1779)
Genre: Fine Arts, Genre: History, Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Essays; read to a literary society ... within the College, at Glasgow ...
Press: Stationers. Possible modern shelfmark: Sp Coll Bh11-g.28. Original Author: Moor, James, 1712-1779..
Confidence level: Certain
James Moor (Male, born 1712, died 1779)
Genre: Fine Arts, Genre: History, Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Essays; read to a literary society; at their weekly meetings, within the college, at Glasgow. I. On the influence of Philosophy upon the Fine Arts. II. On the Composition of the Picture described in the Dialogue of Cebes. III. On Historical Composition.
Language: English . Published: Glasgow. Date of publication: 1759. Format: 8vo.
Number of borrowings: 1
ESTC: T62909
James Moor (Male, born 1712, died 1779)
Genre: Fine Arts, Genre: History, Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Essays; Read to a Literary Society; at their Weekly Meetings, within the College, at Glasgow
Borrowed: 1765/1/16 (Wednesday). Returned: 1765/1/29 (Tuesday).
Borrower: William Taylor
Author: James Moor (Male, born 1712, died 1779), Genre: Fine Arts, Genre: History, Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Essays; Read to a Literary Society; at their Weekly Meetings, within the College, at Glasgow