Thomas Gray Books

O little Town of Bethlehem. Carol Anthem for Mixed Voices. [Words by] Philip Brooks

Observations on a general iron rail-way, or land steam-conveyance;: To supersede the necessity of horses in all public vehicles: showing its vast superiority ... to rail-roads and loco-motive engines

Observations on a general iron rail-way: (with a geographical map of the plan,) showing its great superiority, by the general introduction of mechanic ... of conveyance by turnpike roads and canals

Observations on a general iron rail-way: Shewing its great superiority over all the present methods of conveyance, and claiming the particular attention ... farmers, and indeed, every class of society

Observations on a general iron rail-way: Showing its great superiority ... over all the present methods of conveyance by turnpike roads and canals

Observations on a general iron rail-way: Showing its great superiority over all the present methods of conveyance, and claiming the particular attention ... farmers, and, indeed, every class of society

Observations on the rule of the road at sea

Observations on the rule of the road at sea;: Prepared and dedicated to Officers and seamen of the mercantile marine,

Observations on the writings and on the character of Mr. Gray: Originally subjoined to the second volume of the complete edition in 1814 of all his works in two volumes in quarto

Occasional memorandums: Being extracts from a journal for the year 1767 now first printed from the original manuscript of Thomas Gray