La Biblia Vulgata Latina /

Mode of access: Internet.

Poesie del Signore Ab. Pietro Metastasio ... tomo I.

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Report on manuscripts in the Welsh language.

Edited by J. Gwenogvryn Evans.

El hermitaño perfecto, vida exemplar y singulares virtudes del ... hermano Juan de Dios de San Antonio ... de la Congregacion de San Pablo primer Hermitaño ... /

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The human compass.

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Miscellanies, by an officer : (Colonel Arent Schuyler De Peyster, B. A.), 1774-1813 /

Reprint, with extensive additions by the editor, of a volume of poems by A. S. De Peyster, first published, Dumfries, Scotland, 1813. Several of the poems relate to the author's experiences as commandant of the British post at Mackinac island, Michigan.

The British army : its origin, progress, and equipment /

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Rothamsted memoirs on agricultural chemistry and physiology. (From the 'Philosophical transactions')

I. Containing reports of researches on vegetation. Pub. 1861 and 1889.--II. Containing reports of researches on the mixed herbage of permanent grass-land. Pub 1880-1882 [1900]--III. Containing reports of researches on animal composition. Pub. 1859 and 1883.

A bit of a fool,

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The law and custom of the constitution ... /

pt.1. Parliament. 3d ed. 1897.--pt.II. The crown. 2d ed. 1896.

An answer to Sir John Dalrymple's pamphlet upon the exportation of wool.

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From the land of the snow pearls; tales from Puget Sound ...

"First published under the title of 'The flower that grew in the sand.' To the present ediiton two stories have been added."

Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton.

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The book of Scottish poetry; being an anthology of the best Scottish verse from the earliest times to the present,

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The diaries of William Charles Macready, 1833-1851,

"In 1875, two years after Macready's death, his Reminiscences and selections from his diaries and letters, edited by the late Sir W. F. Pollock, bart., were published by Messrs. Macmillan. At that time it was thought desirable to withhold a considerable portion of the diaries, but after the lapse of nearly forty years the reasons for this suppression no longer hold good, and the most important of the omitted passages are accordingly given, for the first time,in the present work."--v. 1, pref.