Thomas Falconer - Böcker

Oregon Question, or, A Statement of the British Claims to the Oregon Territory [microform]

in Opposition to the Pretensions of the Government of the United States of America

On the Discovery of the Mississippi and on the South-western, Oregon, and North-western Boundary of the United States [microform]

With a Translation From the Original Ms. of Memoirs, Etc. Relating to the Discovery of the Mississippi, by Robert...

Case Of Eusebius Of Cæsarea ... Who Is Said By Mr. Nolan [in An Inquiry Into The Integrity Of The Greek Vulgate] To Have Mutilated Fifty Copies Of The Scriptures Sent To Constantine The Great

Case Of Eusebius Of Cæsarea ... Who Is Said By Mr. Nolan [in An Inquiry Into The Integrity Of The Greek Vulgate] To Have Mutilated Fifty Copies Of The Scriptures Sent To Constantine The Great

Family Of Dalmahoy Of Dalmahoy, Ratho, County Of Edinburgh

Family Of Dalmahoy Of Dalmahoy, Ratho, County Of Edinburgh

On Surnames and the Rules of Law Affecting Their Change

On Surnames and the Rules of Law Affecting Their Change

Oregon Question

Or, a Statement of the British Claims to the Oregon Territory, in Opposition to the Pretensions of the Government of the United States of America

Absurd Hypothesis, That Eusebius Of Cæsarea ... Was An Editor Or Corrupter Of The Holy Scriptures, Exposed, [in Reply To Remarks On A Passage In Eusebius's Ecclesiastical History, By F. Nolan] In A Second Part Of The Case Of Eusebius, By The

Voyage of Hanno

Translated, and Accompanied With the Greek Text, Explained From the Accounts of Modern Travellers, Defended Against the Objections of Mr. Dodwell and Other Writers, and Illustrated by Maps From Ptolemy, D'anville, and Bougainville

Absurd Hypothesis, That Eusebius Of Cæsarea ... Was An Editor Or Corrupter Of The Holy Scriptures, Exposed, [in Reply To Remarks On A Passage In Eusebius's Ecclesiastical History, By F. Nolan] In A Second Part Of The Case Of Eusebius, By The

Voyage of Hanno

Translated, and Accompanied With the Greek Text, Explained From the Accounts of Modern Travellers, Defended Against the Objections of Mr. Dodwell and Other Writers, and Illustrated by Maps From Ptolemy, D'anville, and Bougainville

On Surnames and the Rules of Law Affecting Their Change

With Comments on the Correspondence of the Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and Certain Officials Respecting a Change of Surname.

I. on the Nomination of Agents Formerly Appointed to ACT in England for the Colonies of North America. II. a Brief Statement of the Dispute Between Sir C. Metcalf and the House of Assembly of the Province of Canada

Supplement to an Essay on Surnames and the Rules of Law Affecting Their Change

With Comments on the Speeches Delivered in the House of Commons by Sir G. Grey, Bart., and the Solicitor-General.

On Probate Courts.

Second PostScript to a Pamphlet Entitled the Oregon Question, in Reply to the Rejoinder of Mr. Greenhow, and to Some Observations in the Edinburgh Rev

On the Discovery of the Mississippi, and on the South-Western, Oregon, and North-Western Boundary of the United States. with a Translation from the Or

Oregon Question, Or, a Statement of the British Claims to the Oregon Territory, in Opposition to the Pretensions of the Government of the United States of America.

I. on the Nomination of Agents Formerly Appointed to ACT in England for the Colonies of North America. II. a Brief Statement of the Dispute Between Sir C. Metcalf and the House of Assembly of the Province of Canada.

On the Discovery of the Mississippi and on the South-Western, Oregon, and North-Western Boundary of the United States: With a Translation from the Ori