Thomas Wallace

Guide to Inverness Museum and Surrounding District

Guide to Inverness Museum and Surrounding District (Classic Reprint)

British Slavery, an Appeal to the Women of England Also, the Duty of Abolishing the Late Hour System

Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology by Henry, Lord Brougham (Classic Reprint)

British Slavery

Summer Winds

A portraiture of rev. William Jay

Observations on the Discourse of natural theology

Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology by Henry, Lord Brougham; Chiefly Relating to His Lordship's Doctrine of the Immateriality of the Hum

An Essay on the Manufactures of Ireland; In Which Is Considered, to What Manufactures Her Natural Advantages Are Best Suited and What Are the Best Means of Improving Such Manufactures

The Heavenly Home

The Orange System Exposed, and the Orange Societies Proved to Be Unconstitutional, a Letter [By T. Wallace, Signing Himself a Protestant].

Additional Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology

A Review of the Doctrine of Personal Identity, by an Old Ex-Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin [T. Wallace].

Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology by Henry, Lord Brougham; Chiefly Relating to His Lordship's Doctrine of the Immateriality of the Human Mind, as Proved by Psychological Phenomena the Applicability of the Inductive Method of Proof to Natura

Additional Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology by Henry, Lord Brougham

British Slavery, an Appeal to the Women of England; Also, the Duty of Abolishing the Late Hour System, and Maxims for Employers

A Portraiture of Reverend William Jay, of Bath (1854)

An essay on the manufactures of Ireland, in which is considered, to what manufactures her natural advantages are best suited; ... By Thomas Wallace, ...

A Portraiture of REV. William Jay. with Notes of His Conversations

The Happy Family

British Slavery, an Appeal to the Women of England