The orphan boy, or, A journey to Bath : to which is added, The orphan girl, founded on facts /

On separate t.p. [99]: The orphan girl; or, Sweets of benevolence: being a sequel to the Orphan boy.

Sketches from nature; taken, and coloured, in a journey to Margate. Published from the original designs /

Mode of access: Internet.

A treatise on the game of chess. Containing games of odds, various openings of even games, different methods of winning and drawing the game. Also, numerous critical situations on diagrams. To which are added, the art of playing without seeing the board, and an account of the most celebrated chess players of his time. First published in 1617, by D. Pietro Carrera. Tr. from the Italian, with additional notes and remarks by W. Lewis.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Cousins' journey; or, Sketches of American scenery.

Introductory note signed: A. N.

The Italian and English phrase-book: serving as a key to Italian conversation.

Shoemaker

The itinerary of a traveller in the wilderness ; addressed to those who are performing the same journey /

Mode of access: Internet.

The imprisonments of Silvio Pellico : from the original Italian, a new translation for the present edition.

With: Rob of the bowl / J.R. Kennedy. London : J. Cummingham, 1839.

Italian literature in the nineteenth century.

The North American review, vol. L, n. 107, April, 1840,] pp. [301]-336.

Andrea Vivano; or, The Italian poisoner ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Political conditions of the Italian states.

In Edinburgh Review or Critical journal, vol.LV,no.CX,July 1832,pp.362-397.

Italy and Italian literature.

Mode of access: Internet.

Extracts from Italian prose writers.

Pref. signed: A Panizzi.

A Journey to Switzerland, and pedestrian tours in that country : including a sketch of its history, and of the manners and custorms of its inhabitants /

Mode of access: Internet.

Italy and the Italian islands : from the earliest ages to the present time /

Added title page, engraved.

An introduction to a general system of hydrostaticks and hydraulicks, philosophical and practical. Wherein the most reasonable and advantageous methods of raising and conducting water, for the watering noblemens and gentlemens seats, buildings, gardens, &c., are carefully (and in a manner not yet publish'd in any language) laid down ... Illustrated and explain'd by sixty copper cuts, done by the best hands ... Collected from the best of the Italian and French designs (together with some new ones of the author's own invention) ...

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