William Hutton Books

An History of Birmingham. The Second Edition, with Considerable Additions. By W. Hutton ...
An History of Birmingham, to the End of the Year 1780. By W. Hutton
The New Constitution of the Pretended Synod, Which First Met at Mr. Gib's House, April 10. 1747. Unmasked
Calumny Repelled, and Falshood Detected; Being an Answer to a Pamphlet, Intitled, Seceding Presbyterianism Delineated; in a Letter to the Reverend Mr. John Potts, at Kelso. By William Hutton, ...
Courts of Requests
Edgar and Elfrida or the Power of Beauty
The Barbers or the Road to Riches
Twelve Thousand Miles over Land and Sea
The Battle of Bosworth Field
Twelve Thousand Miles over Land and Sea

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