Thoughts on Education, Addressed to the Visitors of the Young Ladies' Academy in Philadelphia, October 31, 1787. at the Close of the Quarterly Examination, by John Swanwick, One of the Visitors of the Said AcademyJohn Swanwick · First published 2018Open the Tome
Glendalloch, and Other Poems, by the Late Dr. Drennan. With Additional Verses, by His Sons [J.S. and W. Drennan. Ed. by W. Drennan.]William Drennan, John Swanwick Drennan · First published 2023Open the Tome
Treasury Board Papers and In-LettersSir Thomas Little Heath, John Swanwick Bradbury, Sir Claud Schuster, Sir Earnest Arthur Gowers, M. Neville Kearney, P. W Matthew, Sir Douglas Dawson, Charles F. G Masterman · First published 2013Open the Tome
A roaster, or, A check to the progress of political blasphemyJohn Swanwick · First published 1796Open the Tome
A rub from Snub, or, A cursory analytical epistle addressed to Peter Porcupine, author of the Bone to gnaw, Kick for a bite, &c. &cJohn Swanwick · First published 1795Open the Tome
Thoughts on EducationBenjamin Franklin, John Swanwick, Samuel Magaw, Young Ladies' Academy of Philadelphia · First published 1787Open the Tome
Considerations on an act of the legislature of Virginia, entitled an Act for the establishment of religious freedomJohn Swanwick · First published 1786Open the Tome
To His Excellency Benjamin Franklin ... These Thoughts on Education are ... InscribedJohn SwanwickOpen the Tome
