The art of short-hand writing ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Munson's system of phonography : the dictionary of practical phonography, giving the best phonographic forms for the words of the English language (sixty thousand), and for over five thousand proper names; also illustrating the principles of phrase-writing.

Mode of access: Internet.

Discoveries in Chinese; or, The symbolism of the primitive characters of the Chinese system of writing. As a contribution to philology and ethnology and a practical aid in the acquisition of the Chinese language,

Mode of access: Internet.

Analysis of social security proposals intended to help women : preliminary results /

"January 2001."

A brief treatise on prisons; intended for the use of sheriffs, magistrates, grand jurors, and other persons, interested in the construction and management of prisons. Illustrated with an enlarged design of the new gaol about to be erected at Dover.

Mode of access: Internet.

A study of writing.

Bibliography: p. 254-268. Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 269-307)

Parlor acting charades, intended solely for performance in the drawing room, and requiring no expensive scenery or properties to render them effective.

Mode of access: Internet.

Death's doings: consisting of numerous original compositions, in verse and prose, the friendly contributions of various writers; principally intended as illustrations of thirty copperplates,

Added t.-p, engraved, with vignette.

Magazine writing and the new literature /

Mode of access: Internet.

Expository writing,

Mode of access: Internet.

Readings in English history drawn from the original sources, intended to illustrate A short history of England,

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The Seconde parte of a register; being a calendar of manuscripts under that title intended for publication by the Puritans about 1593, and now in Dr William's library, London;

"Index of authors and printed books": v. 2, p. [265]-268.

The story of the peasant-boy philosopher; or, "The child gathering pebbles on the sea-shore." (Founded on the early life of Ferguson, the shephard-boy astronomer, and intended to show how a poor lad became acquainted with the principles of natural science.)

Mode of access: Internet.

A Brief review of the action of labour, production, commerce, and consumption, under their existing forms and practice; with proposed expedients for improvement. Intended to promote a more general and popular conversation upon, and understanding of, those important subjects.

Caption title.

P. Terenti Phormio, with notes and introductions intended for the higher forms of public schools,

Mode of access: Internet.