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New Releases by H. TH. T is the author of The railway letter posts of great britain, part 1 (pbk). (1968), Siro hrašk'ẹ (1967), Anmoṙac ôrer (1967), Performance of Land Transportation Vehicles [by] R.H. Haase and W.H.T. Holden (1964), Selected Letters of Madame de Sevigne, Edited by H. Barnwell (1960).
The railway letter posts of great britain, part 1 (pbk).
Performance of Land Transportation Vehicles [by] R.H. Haase and W.H.T. Holden
Selected Letters of Madame de Sevigne, Edited by H. Barnwell
Cooking Electrically in 1749
Use of Electricity in Cooking Envisioned by Benjamin Franlin in 1749
Relationships Between Certain Measurements of Ham and Carcass Quality
Jottings at the Dartmoor Autumn Manoeuvres, by H. Mackenzie
Malt rate levied in the parish of woodbury, co. devon
Onwards to light [poems] by the author of Anne Boleyn: a tragedy [signing herself H.T.].
Was Shakespeare a lawyer? Being a selection of passages from 'Measure for measure' and 'All's well that ends well' which point to the conclusion that their author must have been a practical lawyer, and in which many obscurities are made clear, by H.T.
On the use of Jehovah and Elohim in the Pentateuch, as consistent with and confirmatory of its Mosaic authorship. By H.T.
The little liturgy-book: being a manual of altar devotions, for those who are present at the holy eucharist. By B.H.T.
An Address to the Students of the Baptist College, Bristol
Photographic manipulation; containing details of the most improved processes of photogenic drawing, the daguerreo type and calotype
The manual of book-keeping; or, Practical instructions to the manufacturer, wholesale dealer, and retail tradesman, for keeping and balancing their books in an easy and simple manner. By an experienced clerk [signing himself H.T.].
Appendix to a publication entitled, New inventions and directions for ruptured persons. By W.H.T.
Veterinary pathology: or, A treatise on the cause and progress of the diseases of the horse, together with the most approved methods of prevention and cure
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