The collected mathematical papers of Henry John Stephen Smith ... ed. by J. W. L. Glaisher. With a mathematical introduction by the editor, biographical sketches and a portraitUnknown author · First published 2005Open the Tome
Solar flares [by] Henry J. Smith [and] Elske v.P. SmithHenry J Smith · First published 1963Open the Tome
Catalogue of printed books comprising the property of Austin D. Smith ... of the Rev. Canon W.E. Daniels ... of Henry Martin ... of Mrs. U.P.J. Gibson ... of Mrs. Hervey-Bathurst ... which will be sold by auction ... July 31st, 1961 and following daySotheby & Co. (London, England) · First published 1961Open the Tome
J. Forman Wilkinson and Wilbur M. Brown against William Foster, Junior, Robert B. Minturn, William H. Swan and Henry F. Sewall, composing the firm of Grinnell, Minturn & Co., Robert B. Minturn, individually C.R. Garrison, E.C. Garrison, E.C. Burdick, Isbon N. Ames, George Warren Smith, Henry L. Duguid, Alfred A. Howlett and the Syracuse, Chenango and New York Railroad CompanyJ. Forman Wilkinson, Wilbur M. Brown, William Foster, New York (State). Supreme Court., New York Railroad Company · First published 1882Open the Tome
Report of the proceedings on the application to the Court of Common Pleas made by John Keys, of Pittsburgh, against Sir Henry Smith and J.A. Henderson, attorneys, for defrauding himJohn Keys · First published 1863Open the Tome
A sermon delivered at Greensboro, N.C., by the Rev. J. Henry Smith, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church on the 5th of December 1861, the day appointed for thanksgiving by the governor of the state of North CarolinaJ. Henry Smith · First published 1862Open the Tome
Reply of the Rev. C.J. M'Alester to a letter addressed to him by Mr. Henry Nelson SmithC. J. M'alester · First published 1862Open the Tome
Arguments of Rufus Choate, Henry W. Paine and Francis O.J. Smith on the removal of Judge DavisRufus Choate, Henry W. Paine, Francis O. J. Smith · First published 1856Open the Tome
Arguments of Rufus Choate, Henry W. Paine and F.O.J. Smith on the removal of Judge Davis, 1856 in convention of House and SenateWoodbury DavisOpen the Tome