Claude Lorrain : French School.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 42).

Ingres : French School.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 41-42).

In Russian and French prisons

Mode of access: Internet.

Book-plates, books about book-plates, mainly American, including the work of Edwin Davis French, J. Winifred Spenceley ...

Catalogue no. 472.

The prologue in the Old French and Provençal mystery,

Bibliography: p. 198-199.

Modern England; a record of opinion and action, from the time of the French revolution to the present day,

Paged continuously.

A history of the French revolution; in three volumes.

Vol. 3 not published.

The life and correspondence of Thomas Valpy French, first bishop of Lahore,

Mode of access: Internet.

Contemporary French painters; an essay,

First published in 1865.

The French revolution; a history.

Contains bookplate of Pickford Waller.

The Life of Napoleon the Great (Napoleon Bonaparte), Emperor of the French /

Mode of access: Internet.

A blighted being. A farce, in one act. Adapted from the French vaudeville "Une existence décolorée."

Bound with Bernard, W. B. A practical man. London, 185-?

High-ways and by-ways; or, Tales of the road-side, picked up in the French provinces,

Mode of access: Internet.

High-ways and by-ways, or, Tales of the roadside, : picked up in the French provinces. /

Vols. 2 and 3 have volume half-title leaves.

British sporting artists from Barlow to Herring,

The subject in brief.--Francis Barlow and his contemporaries.--Peter Tillemans: 1680(?)-1734.--Seymour and some other primitives.--John Wootton: 1678(?)-1765.--George Stubbs and his influence.--Morland, Rowlandson, and Ibbetson.--Howitt, James Ward, and Ben Marshall.--Dalby, Ferneley, and Charles Towne.--Some aspects of Henry Alken.--The Landseer-Herring period and its influence.