The free library; its history and present condition /

book 1. General history [libraries in Great Britain]--book 2. Brief histories of typical libraries.--Appendix (statistical tables)--Index.

The Amberley papers; the letters and diaries of Bertrand Russell's parents,

"First edition."

A new and accurate history of South-America : containing a particular account of some accidents leading to the discovery of the New World, of the discovery made by Columbus, and other adventures ... : with a full description of the spanish provinces of Chili, Paraguay, and Terra Firma : of Guiana, particularly of Surinam ..., and of Cayenne belonging to the french : of Brazil, subject to the Crown of Portugal : of that part of Paraguay possessed by the Jesuits, where they have established a new monarchy ... : including the geographical, natural, political, and commercial history of every province, with the religion, manners, and customs of the inhabitants : with Dissertations on the british, spanish, portuguese, french, dutch, and indian settlements /

Sabin,

Modern Samoa: its government and changing life,

"First published in 1934. Printed in Great Britain."

The bird of time: songs of life, death & the spring,

"New edition".

New and old /

The "old" is the matter previously published in periodicals.

Lamia, Isabella, the eve of Saint Agnes, and other poems. /

Facsimile of the British museum copy.

More essays on books,/

"Reprinted from the Times literary supplement."

At Prior park and other papers,

"These papers first appeared in the 'National review'."--Prefatory note.

Aeroplane instruments ...

"Printed in Great Britain."

Assyrian and Babylonian letters belonging to the Kouyunjik collections of the British museum,

On t.-p. of v. 8: The decennial publication [of the University of Chicago] Second series. vol. IV.

The life of Charles Dickens,

Printed in Great Britain.

Algernon Charles Swinburne, a critical study,

Printed in Great Britain.

Wordsworth and his circle,

Printed in Great Britain.

The lost angel,

Printed in Great Britain.