About George William Alberti
Lived 1723 – 1758 (aged 34–35). George William Alberti was a parson and protestant theologian.
George William Alberti (1723 – 3 September 1758) was a German essayist and theologian, who spent many years in England.
Biography He was born at Osterode am Harz in 1723, and studied philosophy and theology under Heumann and Oporin at Göttingen, where he graduated in 1745. He spent some years in England. He became minister of Tundern in Hanover, and died there on 3 September 1758.
Works He published: Diss. de Pseudothaumaturgis Pharaonis, 1744 De Imputabilitate Somni (graduation thesis), 1745 Some Thoughts on the Essay on Natural Religion, 1747 Aufr. Nachricht von der Rel. . . . der Quäker, 1750 Briefe betreffend den allerneuesten Zustand der Rel. und der Wissenschaften in Gross-Britannien, 1752–4
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Who was George William Alberti?
German essayist and theologian
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George William Alberti was born in 1723 in Osterode am Harz.
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George William Alberti died on 3 September 1758 in Hanover.
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George William Alberti was a parson and protestant theologian.
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