Patrick Books

The Wolf-Cub: A Novel Of Spain (1918)
The Revelation Of St. John V1: Expounded For Those Who Search The Scriptures (1851)
Statutes Of The Scottish Church, 1225-1559: Being A Translation Of Concilia Scotiae, Ecclesiae Scoticanae Statuta Tam Provincialia Qual Synodalia Quae
Life And Writings Of Governor Charles Henry Hardin (1896)
Notes On Ingersoll (1883)
Improvement Of The Cereals And An Essay On The Wheat-Fly (1873)
A Tour Through Sicily And Malta: In A Series Of Letters To William Beckford From Patrick Brydone (1809)
An Argument On The Duties Of The Vice-President Of The United States, As President Of The Senate (1827)
A Commentary Upon The First Book Of Moses Called Genesis (1704)
The Parable Of The Pilgrim Written To A Friend (1667)

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