Opera omnia medica & chirurgica.

The same works were published in Lyons in 1565 under title: Commentarioli duo ... Caetera ...

Posthumous pieces of the Rev. John Fletcher /

Shaw & Shoemaker

The complete grazier; or, Farmer and cattle dealer's assistant ... Together with an introductory view of the different breeds of neat cattle, sheep, horses, and swine ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The complete angler : or, Contemplative man's recreation, being a discourse on rivers, fishponds, fish, and fishing. With notes biographical and explanatory, and the lives of the authors. /

Horne 50.

A sequel to the Diversions of Purley: containing an essay on English verbs, with remarks on Mr. Tooke's work, and on some terms employed to denote soul or spirit.

Mode of access: Internet.

The history of Napoleon:

"Facsimiles of Napoleon's various signatures": v. 1, p. 1-12.

A commentary on the book of Psalms.

Mode of access: Internet.

Two heads are better than one; a farce in one act.

Mode of access: Internet.

Cosmo De' Medici : an historical tragedy /

Mode of access: Internet.

A commentary of the book of Psalms ... /

Includes an introductory essay by the Rev. Edward Irving and a memoir of the author's life.

The Bible and its story /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Sacred books and early literature of the East, with historical surveys of the chief writings of each nation...

Each volume has also special t.p.

Narratives of early Carolina, 1650-1708,

The discovery of New Brittaine, 1650.--Francis Yeardley's narrative of excursions into Carolina, 1654.--A relation of a discovery, by William Hilton, 1664.--A brief description of the province of Carolina, by Robert Horne (?) 1666.--A relation of a voyage on the coast of the province of Carolina, 1666, by Robert Sandford.--Letters of early colonists, 1670.--A faithful relation of my Westoe voyage, by Henry Woodward.--Carolina, or a description of the present state of that country, by Thomas Ashe, 1682.--An account of the province of Carolina, by Samuel Wilson, 1682.--Letters of Thomas Newe, 1682.--Journal of Elder William Pratt, 1695-1701.--Letter of Edward Randolph to the Board of trade, 1699.--Reverend John Blair's mission to North Carolina, 1704.--Party-tyranny, by Daniel Defoe, 1705.--The present state of affairs in Caroline, by John Ash, 1706.--A new description of that fertile and pleasant province of Carolina, by John Archdale, 1707.--From the history of the British empire in America, by John Oldmixon, 1708.

Works of Jules Verne,

Mode of access: Internet.

Modern problems as Jesus saw them /

"A few suggested references": p. 136-137.