Jonas Hanway

A Letter from a Member of the Marine Society. Shewing the Piety, Generosity, and Utility of Their Design, with Respect to the Sea-service, ... Fourth ... List of the Society and Their Subscriptions. Jonas Hanway

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British Library

T130785

A member of the Marine Society = Jonas Hanway. Titlepage in red and black. The second preliminary leaf contains a letter soliciting subscriptions signed by the Marine Society secretary.

London : printed and sold by J. Waugh; C. Say; W. Fenner; and by the pamphlet shops, 1757. [4],111,[1]p.,plate ; 8°