Mr. Urquhart on the Italian War: Speech Delivered During Its Continuance

Some Incidents of the Session. Reprinted for my constituents ... Extracted from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates. [Speeches made in the House of Commons by D. Urquhart.]

The Lebanon: Mount Souria. A history and a diary: Volume 1

The Lebanon (Mount Souria).

The Spirit of the East: Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period, Volume 1

Wealth and Want: Or, Taxation, as Influencing Private Riches and Public Liberty: Being the Substance of Lectures on Pauperism. Delivered at Portsmouth, Southampton, Etc. in February and March 1845

The Four Wars of the French Revolution

The Rebellion of India: 1.--Mr. Disraeli's Speech Reviewed. 2.--Illegality of the Acts Abolishing Native Customs, and Their Consequences. 3.--The Wondrous Tale of the Greased Cartridges

Materials for the True History of Lord Palmerston

The Abyssinian War

The Lebanon: Mount Souria. A history and a diary: Volume 2

Effect on the World of the Restoration of the Canon Law: Being a Vindication of the Catholic Church Against a Priest

“The” New Heresy: Proselytism Substituted for Righteousness: 2 Letters to the Bishop of Oxford

Exposition of the Boundary Differences Between Great Britain and the United States, Subsequently to Their Adjustment by Arbitration

The Portfolio; Or, a Collection of State Papers, Etc: Illustrative of the History of Our Times, Volume 6

The Spirit of the East: Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period, Volume 2

Newcastle committee: I. - Limitation of the supply of grain. II. - Constitutional remedies. Evidence of Mr. Urquhart before the above committee

The Spirit of the East: Illustrated in a Journal of Travels Through Roumeli During an Eventful Period, Volume 2

The Effect of the Misuse of Familiar Words on the Character of Men and the Fate of Nations

An Appeal Against Faction: In Respect to the Concurrence of the Present and the Late Administrations, to Prevent the House of Commons from Performing Its Highest Duties