Defensio Fidei nicænæ. A defense of the Nicene creed, out of the extant writings of the Catholick doctors, who flourished during the three first centuries of the Christian church; in which also is incidentally vindicated the Creed of Constantinople; concerning the Holy Ghost.

Translated from the Latin as found in Edward Burton's edition of the author's works, Oxford, 1827. Burton's notes are included. cf. Advertisement, v. 1, p. [iii]

Michigan, a history of governments,

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The cricket on the hearth. a fairy tale of home.

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Shakespeare in music; a collation of the chief musical allusions in the plays of Shakespeare, with an attempt at their explanation and derivation, together with much of the original music,

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The seed that was sown in the colony of Georgia, the harvest and the aftermath, 1740-1870,

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Alexander III of Russia;

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Narratives of early Maryland, 1633-1684,

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The temple and shrines of Nikko, Japan.

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The wilderness trail; or, The ventures and adventures of the Pennsylvania traders on the Allegheny path,

"Of this work one thousand copies have been printed from type, and the type destroyed."

A tale of two cities /

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The Waverley gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Walter Scott's romances.

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The valley of shadows,

"This book is not a novel, but the recollections of scenes and episodes of my early life in Illinois and Missouri."--Pref. to Boston ed., 1909.

The Grand Canyon of the Colorado; recurrent studies in impressions and appearances,

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Works of Jules Verne,

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The mystery of Edwin Drood.

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