James Smith Books

The Merry Bridal O' Firthmains; and Other Poems and Songs
Comic Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, with a Selection Fromcomic Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, with a Selection from His Correspondence and Memoir
Genealogies of an Aberdeen Family, 1540-1913
A Character of the Late Reverend and Aged Dr. Nicholls, ... Delivered as a Funeral-Oration, ... On Sunday, December 11, 1774, by the Revd. J. Smith
Keeping It Simple
Rejected Addresses
Rejected Addresses, and Other Poems
Rejected Addresses, and Other Poems
The Panorama of Science and Art
The Errors of the Church of Rome Detected. In Ten Dialogues, Between Benevolus and Sincerus. To Which Another Is Added, Containing a Brief Vindication ... Of the Crown upon the House of Hanover Ed 2

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