James Smith Books

The Art of Living in London
The Art of Living in London, a Poem
A Specimen of Ancient Carpentry, Consisting of Variety of Designs for Roofs, to Which Are Added Designs of Frontispieces to Doors, Gateways, Other Useful Decorations Never Before Published by Jones
High Ambitions
A New Treatise of Fluxions. Containing, I. The Elements of Fluxions, ... Iii. Sir Isaac Newton's Demonstration of the Fluxions Enlarged and ... In the Anylist. By James Smith, a.M
The Remarkable Life of James Smith, a Famous Young Highwayman, Who Was Executed at Surbiton-Common, the 9th Day of September, 1756
Elementary Hydrostatics
A Dialogue Betwixt a Minister of the Church of Scotland and Two of the Elders of His Congregation, About the Abjuration Oath
The Golden Calves of Dan and Bethel
A Letter from a Friend at J--, to a Friend in London

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