Thomas Baker Books

The Laws Relating to Public Health, Sanitary- Medical- Protective; Including the Legislation to the End of the Last Session of Parliament
Elementary Treatise on Land and Engineering Surveying, with All the Modern Improvements
History of the College of St. John Evangelist, Cambridge, Volume 2
Reflections upon Learning
Subterraneous Surveying
Sermons Extracted from the Lectures of Bishop Porteus
Kingscote Stories
The Head of Nile, or, the Turnings and Windings of the Factious Since Sixty in a Dialogue Between Whigg and Barnaby
Reflections upon Learning Wherein Is Shewn the Insufficiency Thereof in Its Several Particulars, in Order to Evince the Usefulness and Necessity of Revelation
Reflections upon Learning Wherein Is Shewn the Insufficiency Thereof, in Its Several Particulars, in Order to Evince the Usefulness and Necessity of Revelation

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