Servant of India
Servant of India
Servant of India: a study of imperial rule from 1905 to 1910 as told through the correspondence and diaries of Sir James Dunlop Smith; [edited by] Martin Gilbert
Servant of India
Eliza Hamilton Dunlop
Pigot and co.'s national commercial directory of ... Scotland, and of the isle of Man
Correspondence and Diaries
Information for James Dunlop Junior, James Douglas Junior, and Thomas Peter, Merchants in Glasgow, John Dalmahoy, Alexander Dalmahoy, and Robert Marshall, Saddlers There, Defenders; Against Archibald Gray Deacon, and John Scot Collector of the Incorporation of Shoemakers in Glasgow, Pursuers
Final Report of the Revision of the Settlement of the Siálkot District in the Punjab. By Captain J.R. Dunlop-Smith ... 1888-1895. [With a Map.].
Memoir and Correspondence of the Late Sir James Edward Smith
Second Series. Cases Decided in the Court of Session from Nov. 13, 1838 ... (to July 19, 1862;-vol. 10-12; in the Court of Session, Teind Court and Court of Exchequer, from July 20, 1848:-vol. 13-24; in the Court of Session, Teind Court, Court of Exchequer and House of Lords, from Nov. 13, 1850). Reported Vol. 1-3 by Alexander Dunlop and Others; Vol. 4-8, by J. M. Bell and Others; Vol. 9, 10, by John Murray and Others; Vol. 11, 12, by George Young and Others; Vol. 13-15, by H. L. Tennent and Others; Vol. 16-19, by Patrick Fraser and Others; Vol. 20-23, by J. S. Milne and Others; Vol. 24, by Norman Macpherson and Others , Etc
Official Diary as Commissioner of Lahore; Life in the Punjab
Letter from James Smith
Customary Law of the Main Tribes of the Siálkot District
Document Signed by the Presbyterians of the Town and Township of Guelph Choosing the Reverend James Smith as Their Pastor, Oct. 11, 1831
Memoir and Correspondence of the Late Sir James Edward Smith
The Cid Ballads, and Other Poems and Translations from Spanish and German
Memoir and Correspondence of the Late Sir James Edward Smith
Memoir and Correspondence of the Late Sir James Edward Smith, M.D. 2 Volume Set
Memoir and Correspondence of Sir James Edward Smith