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Published Writings of Jean Baptiste Florian
<strong>The</strong> integrated on-line catalog of the British Library yields four works by Jean-Baptiste
Florian Jolly de Pontcadeuc:
• J. B. Florian, An Essay on an Analytical Course of Studies: Containing a
Complete System of Human Knowledge (London, printed for the author by A.
Paris, 1796) (also held at Princeton, University of Chicago, and Yale)
• J.B. Florian Jolly, An Elementary Course of the Sciences and Philosophy,
Contained in a Series of Lectures Upon the Principal Branches of Elementary
Mathematics, Mechanics, Astronomy and Cosmography (London, J. Stockdale,
1806, 2 volumes), 343 pp. (also held at Central State U., Wilberforce, OH and the
College of William and Mary, VA)
• J. B. (Jolly B.) Florian, A Guide to the Study of the History of Britain, in A Series
of Questions upon Goldsmith’s Abridgement (London: E. Newbery, 1790; and
London, 1814, 6 th Edition) pp. 80
• J. B. (Jolly B.) Florian, A Guide to the Study of the History of England; in a Series
of Questions; for the Use of Schools and Young People in General: A New
Edition, Corrected and Improved, by John Gordon (London: John Souter, 1836)
In addition, the WorldCat integrated world wide catalog yields:
• Florian de Pontcadeux, “An original air with variations for the piano forte”
(London: Printed for the author and sold at Clementi and Co., 1809) 13 pp.
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