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New Releases by James WoodJames Wood is the author of Outlines of English and Anglo-Saxon grammar, The Doctrinal Differences which Have Agitated and Divided the Presbyterian Church, Or, Old and New Theology, A Sermon preached at Christ Church, Bath, January 11, 1852, occasioned by the intended opening of a Roman Catholic place of worship in its immediate vicinity, Old and New Theology, A Treatise on the nature and use of the tropes and figures of the Holy Scriptures, etc.
Outlines of English and Anglo-Saxon grammar
The Doctrinal Differences which Have Agitated and Divided the Presbyterian Church, Or, Old and New Theology
A Sermon preached at Christ Church, Bath, January 11, 1852, occasioned by the intended opening of a Roman Catholic place of worship in its immediate vicinity
A Treatise on the nature and use of the tropes and figures of the Holy Scriptures, etc
The Parable of Ten Virgins
A Dictionary of the Holy Bible: containing an historical account of the persons; a geographical account of the places ... and an explication of the appellative terms mentioned in the Old and New Testament ... Extracted chiefly from Brown, Calmet,&c. ... The tenth edition
The Elements of Algebra ... The fourth edition
A Dictionary of the Holy Bible
The Elements of Optics ... Third Edition
A friendly caution against intemperance: recommended particularly to such as wish to have health and happiness ... The fourth edition
Remarks on the queries addressed by Dr. Clark to several physicians [on the subject of adding a Feverhouse to the Newcastle Infirmary], and on some of the answers; with answers also, by James Wood
The Elements of Algebra ... The second edition
An Address to the Members of the Methodist Societies, on several interesting subjects, etc
The Returning Our Spirits to Him that Gave Them; Considered, in a Funeral Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the Late Reverend Mr. Daniel Wilcox, Etc
A Litle Stone, Pretended to be Out of the Mountain, Tried, and Found to be a Counterfeit. Or An Examination & Refutation of Mr. Lockyers Lecture, Preached at Edinburgh, Anno 1651. Concerning the Mater of the Visible Church: and Afterwards Printed with an Appendix for Popular Government of Single Congregations
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