David Urquhart

The Lebanon (Mount Souria) (Volume 1-2)

The Portfolio (Volume 1); Or, a Collection of State Papers, Etc. Illustrative of the History of Our Times

The Portfolio (Volume 4); Or, a Collection of State Papers, Etc. Illustrative of the History of Our Times

Canada Under Successive Administrations (Volume 3)

Exposition of the Boundary Differences Between Great Britain and the United States

The Portfolio, Or, a Collection of State Papers (Volume 2)

Manual of the Turkish Bath. Heat a Mode of Cure and a Source of Strength for Men and Animals. Ed. by Sir J. Fife

The Lebanon (Volume 1 ); (Mount Souria.). a History and a Diary

Answer to Mr. Cobden on the Assimilation of War and Peace; Also Analysis of the Correspondence with the United States, Showing the Declaration of Pari

The Spirit of the East, in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period

Familiar Words, as Affecting the Conduct of England in 1855

Collated Passages from the Times and Morning Herald Correspondants . Pamphlets Volume 2

The Secret of Russia in the Caspian & Euxime, the Circassian War as Affecting the Insurrection in Poland. German Introd. [By D. Urquhart] to the 'Visi

The Lebanon (Volume 2 ); (Mount Souria.). a History and a Diary

The Lebanon (Mount Souria) (Volume 1); A History and a Diary

The Portfolio (Volume 3)

The Crown of Denmark Disposed of by a Conscientious Minister Through a Fraudulent Treaty; With the Treaty of the 8th of May 1852

The Lebanon (Volume 2)

The Spirit of the East (Volume 2); Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period

The Spirit of the East (Volume 1); Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period

The Crown of Denmark Disposed of by a Religious Minister Through a Fraudulent Treaty; With Reprint of Denmark and the Duchies

Turkey and Its Resources; Its Municipal Organization and Free Trade [&C.] Its Municipal Organization and Free Trade [&C.].

The Portfolio (Volume 5)

Progress of Russia in the West; Nort, and South, by Opening the Sources of Opinion and Appropriating the Channels of Wealth and Power