URI(s)
Fuller Name
- Richard
Variants
- Abbé Bossut, 1767-1840
- Adair, James, 1767-1840
- Author of English grammar, 1767-1840
- Author of Grammar of natural and experimental philosophy, 1767-1840
- Author of Grammar of philosophy, 1767-1840
- Author of Models of juvenile letters, 1767-1840
- Author of Reading exercises, 1767-1840
- Author of The class book, 1767-1840
- Barrow, S., 1767-1840
- Blair, David, 1767-1840
- Bossut, abbé, 1767-1840
- Clarke, C. C., 1767-1840
- Class book, Author of, 1767-1840
- English grammar, Author of, 1767-1840
- Goldsmith, J., 1767-1840
- Grammar of natural and experimental philosophy, Author of, 1767-1840
- Grammar of philosophy, Author of, 1767-1840
- Models of juvenile letters, Author of, 1767-1840
- Pelham, Mary, 1767-1840
- Phillips, Richard, 1767-1840
- Phillips, Richard, Sir, 1767-1840
- Reading exercises, Author of, 1767-1840
Identifies LC/NAF RWO
Identifies RWO
Birth Date
- 1767-12-13
Death Date
- 1840-04-02
Associated Locale
- London (England)
Associated Language
- English
Field of Activity
Occupation
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Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Earlier Established Forms
- Phillips, Richard, Sir, 1767-1840
Sources
- found: LCCN 06-13262: His The wonders of the heavens displayed, 1826(hdg.: [Phillips, Sir Richard] 1767-1840; usage: Sir R. Phillips)
- found: His The first catechism for children, 1825:t.p. (Rev. David Blair, author of The class book, Reading exercises, Grammar of philosophy)
- found: His The explanatory and pronouncing French word-book, 1832:t.p. (M. l'abbé Bossut)
- found: His The universal preceptor, 1817:t.p. (author of English grammar, Models of juvenile letters, Reading exercises, and Grammar of natural and experimental philosophy)
- found: The ancient customs of the manor of Taunton Deane, 1821:title page imprint (sold by ... Sir Richard Phillips, London)
- found: BLC(Phillips, Sir Richard; pseudonyms named either here or under separate entry: Adair, James; Barrow, S.; Blair, David; Clarke, C.C.; Goldsmith, J.; Pelham, Mary)
- found: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online, Oct. 2, 2012:(author and publisher, b. 1767, d. Apr. 2, 1840)
- found: Wikipedia, May 9, 2014(Sir Richard Phillips (13 December 1767 - 2 April 1840) was an English schoolteacher, author and publisher)
- found: Translations chiefly from The Greek anthology, 1806:title page (Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars)
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Change Notes
- 1984-12-05: new
- 2019-04-13: revised
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