Ethel Morton at Rose house,

Mode of access: Internet.

Colonel William Rose of Tennessee, his ancestors and descendants, 1034-1938. Also the history of other families, not of the Rose name, who have married into the family: Cockrill, Abernathy, Washburn, Sloan, Norwood, Patton, Teasdale, McLaurine.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bengal ms. records;

Mode of access: Internet.

Abu Ben Aladdin: a just-so night; being a paper read before the English Club of Union College at its second annual banquet, held in the Rose Room of the Twentieth Century Lunch in Schenectady, New York, on the twentieth day of December, MDCCCCXX.

"Of this edition seventy-eight copies have been printed on Italian handmade paper."

The white rose.

Mode of access: Internet.

A white rose : and other stories.

Place of publication from NUC Pre-1956, v. 466, p. 252.

The rebel rose. A novel.

Published 1890, under title: The rival princess, by Justin McCarthy and Mrs. Campbell Praed.

The romaunt of the rose /

Translation of the original by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun.

Report on condition of the lower classes of population in Bengal.

Mode of access: Internet.

Rose Douglas, or, The autobiography of a minister's daughter /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ella Rose; oder, Die rechte des herzens; schauspeil in fünf aufzügen ... als manuscript gedruckt.

Mode of access: Internet.

Les mauvais ménages. La revanche du mari.--Rose-Lise.

Mode of access: Internet.

Hand-book of cyclonic storms in the Bay of Bengal. For the use of sailors ...

I. Text.--II. Plates.

The rose of Persia; or, Giafar al Barmeki : a tale of the East.

First published anonymously under title: Giafar al Barmeki, a tale of the court of Haroun al Raschid; attributed by Roorbach (Bibl. Americana) and Allibone to Gardiner to Gardiner Spring Jr.

The Mississippi bubble; how the star of good fortune rose and set and rose again,

Mode of access: Internet.