Suchergebnisse - Smith, James D.

Vibration measurement and analysis

Machine-tool dynamics: an introd.

Gears and their vibration: a bas. approach to understanding gear noise

Stopping wars: defining the obstacles to cease-fire

Canada in Croatia: peacekeeping & UN reform ; the view from the ground

Peace-making, peace-keeping: European security and the Yugoslav wars

The sparrows: a study of the genus Passer

The remarkable life of James Smith: a famous young highwayman, who was executed at Surbiton-Common, near Kingston upon Thames, on Thursday, the 9th day of September, 1756, for a robbery in Surrey. Containing a true and faithful narrative of all the robberies that he has, within a few years, committed in London, and in the Country, amounting to One Hundred and Six in Number, although he was not Twenty-Two Years of Age when he suffered. Written by himself, whilst under Sentence of Death in the Gaol at Kingston: And delivered to Mr. John Hammett, Keeper of the Country Gaol of Surry. Together with his Serious Reflections on a Future State; and several Letters, particularly One from a Methodist Teacher, &c. And to this paper is annex'd the dying words of John Lauder, Esq; who was executed at Pennenden-Heath, near Maidstone, in the County of Kent, on Monday, the 16th of August, 1756, for the Murder of William Brown, a Post-Boy

The golden calves of Dan and Bethel: or, the Alliance of Church and State, an Ancient Political Engine. A discourse delivered at Kilbride on Thursday the 26th of February, 1795. By James Smith, V. D. M

Bats: a natural history

Bats: a natural history

Bats: a natural history

Vibration measurement and analysis

The Ignation long recension and Christian communities in fourth century Syrian Antioch

The Ignatian Long Recension and Christian communities in fourth century Syrian Antioch

Methodological Issues in the collection of financial data: Problems and recommendations

Wilderness and paradise in Christian thought