Catalogue of foreign literature: French, German, Italian, Scandinavian, Spanish and other languages, including translations.

Mode of access: Internet.

Histoire de la littérature française hors de France.

Suisse française.--Belgique.--Canada.--Hollande, Suède et Danemark.--Allemagne.--Angleterre.--La littérature française en Orient.--[Russie.--Roumanie]

Westschweizerische Erzähler; eine Blütenlese

Mode of access: Internet.

A comparative view of the French and English nations, in their manners, politics and literature /

Binder's title : View of the French and English nations.

French authors; a hand-book of French literature. Froissart --Living writers.

Mode of access: Internet.

Books of reference for students & teachers of French; a critical survey.

Mode of access: Internet.

Classified catalogue of the books, except fiction, French and German, in the Carnegie Free Library, of Allegheny, Pa. Class-list. Author-index. Subject-index.

Mode of access: Internet.

Louisiana studies : literature, customs and dialects, history and education /

Mode of access: Internet.

The symbolist movement in literature /

"Bibliography and notes": p. [331]-365.

French profiles /

The last chapter, which is not in any sense a profile, was published, in a French translation made by Henry D. Davray, in the Mercure de France and then as a separate brochure. The profiles are reprinted in part from the Fortnightly review, the Contemporary review, the International quarterly review, the Saturday review, the Daily chronicle, and the Cosmopolis. cf. Pref.

French poets and novelists.

Pub. advts. (4 p.) at back.

Half-hours with the best French authors : short passages from some of the most celebrated prose writers, translated into English /

Mode of access: Internet.

French portraits;

Mode of access: Internet.

Des ouvrages inédits de la littérature françoise du moyen âge : suivi de la description de trois manuscrits de Partonopeus /

Mode of access: Internet.

Cy commence le livre nom[m]e la discipline damour divine.

"Written by an anonymous Celestine monk in the 1470s at Notre Dame D'Ambert near Orleans ... an interesting example of devotional literature in the vernacular written by the Celestines for women. The complicated story behind this text (which survives in only two manuscripts), however, is even more interesting, since its source is the Miroir des simples âmes (Mirror of Simple Souls) by the mystical writer, Marguerite Porete, who was burnt at the stake as a relapsed heretic in Paris in 1310"--Textmanuscripts.com