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Nicolas Lenglet Dufresnoy
Chronological tables of universal history, sacred and profane, ecclesiastical and civil : from the creation of the world, to the year one thousand seven hundred and forty three : with a preliminary discourse on the short method of studying history : and a catalogue of books necessary for that purpose, with some remarks on them / by Abbé Lenglet Dufresnoy ; in two parts, from the last French edition, and continued down to the death of King George II.
London: Printed for A. Millar, J. Newbery, R. Baldwin, [and 9 others], 1762.
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| Borrower Name | Volume | Date Out | Date In | Fine | Transcribed Title |
Rep. | Ledger |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Forbes | Volume 1 | 12/13/1799 | 12/16/1799 | Dufresnoy's Chron. | |||
| Daniel Crommelin Verplanck | Volume 1 | 3/3/1802 | 3/14/1802 | Dufresnoys Chrono | |||
| Daniel Crommelin Verplanck | 11/11/1802 | 11/18/1802 | Dufresnoys Chronology | ||||
| Henry Priest | 1/31/1803 | 1/31/1803 | Dufresnoy's Chronology | ||||
| Henry Priest | Volume 1 | 1/31/1803 | 2/18/1803 | " | |||
| Henry Priest | Volume 2 | 1/31/1803 | 2/18/1803 | " | |||
| James Bradish | Volume 1 | 6/11/1803 | 7/7/1803 | Dufresnoys Chron | |||
| William Proctor | Volume 1 | 7/1/1803 | 6/22/1803 | Du Fresnoys Chrono | |||
| Anthony L. Bleecker | Volume 1 | 8/5/1803 | 8/13/1803 | Dufresnoy's Chronology | |||
| Anthony L. Bleecker | Volume 1 | 8/13/1803 | 8/13/1803 | " |
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