Works
The following are known works by John Thomson
- An Examination and Refutation of Mr. Tennet's Remarks Upon A Protestation
- The Doctrine of Convictions Set in a Clear Light
- The Explication of the Shorter Catechism
- The Government of the Church of Christ
One anonymous work is now usually credited to John Thomson
- The Poor Orphans Legacy
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