R. Detrosier

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Died	1834

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Lecture on the utility of political unions, for the diffusion of sound moral & political information amongst the people: on the necessity for that information, and on the political influence of scientific knowledge

by R. Detrosier First published in 1832 — 2 editions

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On pledges to be given by candidates

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An address, delivered to the members of the New Mechanics' Institution, Manchester, on Friday evening, March 25, 1831, on the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes

by R. Detrosier First published in 1831 — 1 edition

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On the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes: an address, delivered to the members of the New Mechanics Institution, Manchester, on Friday evening, March 25, 1831

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An address, delivered to the members of the New Mechanic's Institution, Manchester, on Friday evening, March 25, 1831, on the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes

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An address on the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes

by R. Detrosier First published in 1834 — 1 edition

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An address delivered at the New Mechanics Institution: Pool Street, Manchester, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 30, 1829

by R. Detrosier First published in 1829 — 1 edition

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An address delivered at the opening of the Banksian Society, Manchester, on Monday, January 5th, 1829

by R. Detrosier First published in 1829 — 1 edition

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An address on the advantages of the intended Mechanics' Hall of Science: delivered at the Manchester New Mechanics' Institution on Saturday evening, December 31st, 1831

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The benefits of general knowledge: more especially, the sciences of mineralogy, geology, botany, and entomology, being an address delivered at the opening of the Banksian Society, Manchester. On Monday, January 5th, 1829

by R. Detrosier First published in 1834 — 1 edition

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An address: on the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes.

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An address, delivered to the members of the New Mechanics' Institution, Manchester: on Friday evening, March 25, 1831 : on the necessity of an extension of moral and political instruction among the working classes

by R. Detrosier and England) New Mechanic's Institution (Man... First published in 1831 — 1 edition

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An address delivered at the New Mechanic's Institution ... December 30, 1829

by R. Detrosier First published in 1829 — 1 edition

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