The golden age of homespun /

Bulletin 203.

Triptych with the Dance around the Golden Calf

Lucas van Leyden; 3 ft. 13/16 in.x 2 ft. 2 11/32 in.; oil on panel

The court of Queen Mab: containing a select collection of only the best, most instructive, and entertaining tales of the fairies: viz. 1. Graciosa and Percinet. 2. The fair one with golden locks. 3. The blue bird. 4. The invisible prince. 5. The princess Vereneta. 6. The princess Rosetta. 7. The golden bough. 8. The orange tree and the bee. 9. The little good mouse.

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The golden Americas.

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Through Canada in harvest time: a study of life and labour in the golden West,

"Portions of this book have appeared in a series of articles in the Leeds and Yorkshire Mercury and in the Leeds Mercury weekly supplement."--Pref.

The growth of a legend; a study based upon the German accounts of francs-tireurs and "atrocities" in Belgium,

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International golden rule Sunday, a handbook by Charles Vernon Vickrey.

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Portrait of a golden age.

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A journey to, on and from the "Golden Shore".

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The golden grains ...

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A new Ploughman's tale: Thomas Hoccleve's legend of the Virgin and her sleeveless garment, with a spurious link.

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The life, or legend, of Gaudama, the Buddha of the Burmese. With annotations. The ways to neibban, and Notice on the phongyies, or Burmese monks.

"The first complete edition was printed at Rangoon in Burmah in 1858." - v. I, p. [v]

The black dwarf. A legend of Montrose /

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The land of Sleepy Hollow, and the home of Washington Irving; a series of photogravure representations, with descriptive letter-press by J. L. Williams; together with Irvings̓ "Legend of Sleepy Hollow", with illustrations by F. O. C. Darley and selections from "The chronicle of Wolferts̓ roost.

"The photogravure illustrations in this volume are reproduced by the Photogravure company of New York, from negatives taken directly from nature by Dr. J. L. Williams."

Legend.

Mode of access: Internet.