Vanity fair; a novel without a hero,

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The Prince's ball. A brochure. From "Vanity fair."

A satirical poem on the Prince of Wales' visit to America in 1860.

Vanity fair.

Imprint varies: New York, N.Y. : Condé Nast Publications.

Vanity fair.

Editor: Mar. 1914-Feb. 1936, F. Crowninshield.

"The ladies!" a shining constellation of wit and beauty,

The diurnal of Mrs. Elizth Pepys.--The mystery of Stella.--My lady Mary.--The golden vanity.--The Walpole beauty.--A bluestocking at court.--The Darcys of Rosing.

The wreck of Stebbins pride; a comedy in two acts.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Cameron pride : or, Purified by suffering : a novel /

Mode of access: Internet.

Humbled pride : a story of the Mexican War /

"Historical index": p. 455-462.

The pride of Jennico ... /

Separate issue of pt. III, chapters I-III of this work was issued under same title in 1897.

Vanity Fair : a novel without a hero /

Mode of access: Internet.

Collectaneous epitaphs : chiefly designed to assist surviving relations in fixing upon suitable inscriptions, for the tombs and grave-stones of deceased friends ... /

Includes index.

Select practical theology of the seventeenth century : comprising the best practical works of the great English divines, and other congenial authors of that age /

"[v. 1] ...only one ever published" handwritten on t.p.

Pride shall have a fall; a comedy: in five acts -- with songs.

Attributed also to G. Croly.

The spirit of prayer; or, The soul rising out of the vanity of time, into the riches of eternity. ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Pride, or the heir of Craven; a tale of the 15th century. In six cantos.

Mode of access: Internet.