John Gray Books

The Right of the British Legislature to Tax the American Colonies Vindicated; and the Means of Asserting That Right Proposed. The Second Edition, with Additions
An Essay Concerning the Establishment of a National Bank in Ireland
The Art of Land-Measuring Explained. In Five Parts. . With an Appendix Concerning Instruments. By John Gray
A Plan for Finally Settling the Government of Ireland upon Constitutional Principles; and the Chief Cause of the Unprosperous State of That Country Explained
Practical Observations on the Proposed Treaty of Union of the Legislatures of Great Britain and Ireland; ... By John Gray, LL.D.
An Efficient Remedy for the Distress of Nations
An Efficient Remedy for the Distress of Nations
Los Niños Vienen del Cielo
Kinder Sind Vom Himmel
The Country Attorney's Practice in Conducting Actions in the Superior Courts of Law at Westminster

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