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New Releases by James JonesJames Jones is the author of The Early Friends and Their Services in America, Handbook of British phonography, The Stock Exchange “a Sham Market”? Or, the Recent Stock Exchange Cases of Grissell V. Bristowe, and Coles V. Bristowe, as Decided on Appeal, Stated by the Economist to be Unreasonable and Inequitable, Etc, A Handbook of Phonography, Or, A New and Improved Method of Writing Words According to Their Sounds; Being a Complete System of Phonic Shorthand, History of the Early Settlement of the Juniata Valley.
The Early Friends and Their Services in America
Handbook of British phonography
The Stock Exchange “a Sham Market”? Or, the Recent Stock Exchange Cases of Grissell V. Bristowe, and Coles V. Bristowe, as Decided on Appeal, Stated by the Economist to be Unreasonable and Inequitable, Etc
A Handbook of Phonography, Or, A New and Improved Method of Writing Words According to Their Sounds; Being a Complete System of Phonic Shorthand
History of the Early Settlement of the Juniata Valley
The Jurisdiction, Practice, and Proceedings of the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster, as Affected by the Recent Statute and Orders Relating Thereto
The Law of Pauper Lunacy, and Pauper Lunatic Asylums
A table of the variations in Tithe Commutation Rent-Charge for 1848
A Manual of Instructions on Plain-chant, Or Gregorian Music, with the Chants as Used in Rome for High Mass, Vespers, Complin, Benediction, Holy Week, and the Litanies. Compiled Chiefly from Alfieri and Berti, with the Approbation of the Right Reverend Vicars Apostolic
On the Collection and Recovery of Rent-charge, Under the Statutes for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales
An Inquiry Into the Popular Notion of an Unoriginated, Infinite and Eternal Prescience
Epistolary Correspondence
Modesty and faithfulness in opposition to envy and rashness: or, an answer to a malitious pamphlet, called, A second argument for a more full union amongst Protestants; wherein the Nonconformists taking the Sacrament after the manner of the Church of England, is justified, etc
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