Pennsylvania German folk art and decorative arts from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flanders SmithManson & Woods International Inc Christie · First published 1995Open the Tome
Further letters on King Philip's war written by Mr. Richard Smith, jr., Mr. John Paine, the Commissioners of the united colonies, Mrs. Mary PrayRichard Smith, John Paine, Mary Pray, Society of Colonial Wars in Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, United colonies of New England. Commissioners · First published 1923Open the Tome
A letter to General Richard Smith, in reply to the charges introduced into the ninth report of the Select Committee, affecting the character of Mr. StuartCharles Stuart · First published 1783Open the Tome
A letter from Mr. Richard Smith to Dr. Henry Hammond, concerning the sence of that article in the creed, He descended into hellRichard Smith, Henry Hammond · First published 1684Open the Tome
A letter from Mr. Richard Smith to Dr. Henry Hammond, concerning the sence of that article in the creed, He descended into hell, together with Dr. Hammond's answerRichard Smith · First published 1684Open the Tome
XXI. Divines (Whose names are here-under affixed) Cleared, Of the Unjust Criminations of Will. Penn; In His Pretended Jvst Rebuke for their Epistle to a Book, entituled, Qvakerism No Christianity. And William Penn proved neither Christian, nor a man of Common Modesty, or Honesty. The Names of the Divines vindicated, (three columns) Dr. Tho. Manton, Dr. Tho. Jacomb, Dr. John Singleton, Mr. Thomas Cole, Mr. Tho. Doelittle, Mr. Samuel Smith, Mr. Ben. Needler, Mr. Richard Baxter, Mr. Thomas Gouge, Mr. John Yates, Mr. John Sheffield, Mr. Anth. Palmer, Mr. Richard Mayo, Mr. Andr. Parsons, Mr. Will. Jenkyn, Mr. Geo. Griffith, Mr. Matth. Barker, Mr. Tho. Watson, Mr. Will. Cooper, Mr. Stephen Ford, Mr. Will. CarslakeJohn Faldo · First published 1675Open the Tome
VVhereas [Mr. Richarde Widdowes of London goldsmythe] hath paid in readie monie to Sir Thomas Smith knight, Treasurer of Virginia, the somme of [twenty and five poundes] for his aduentures towards the said voyageVirginia Company. · First published 1608AdventureOpen the Tome
VVhereas [Mr. Richarde Widdowes of London goldsmythe] hath paid in readie monie to Sir Thomas Smith knight, Treasurer of Virginia, the somme of [twenty and five poundes] for his aduentures towards the said voyageVirginia Company of LondonAdventureOpen the Tome
