He would be a gentleman; or, Treasure trove, being a romantic Irish tale of the last century.

First published in 1844 under title "£.s.d." Also published in 1844 under titles "Treasure trove" and "Irish heirs."

The two chiefs of Dunboy : or, An Irish romance of the last century /

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Bibliography of works on accounting by American authors,

"Introductory chapter: Copyright laws and administration--their significance to bibliographers," with "References": vol. I. p. [xi]-xxi.

Songs and poems; American and Irish, national and international, patriotic, political, economic and miscellaneous,

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The rural life problem of the United States : notes of an Irish observer /

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Gladstone, Parnell, and the great Irish struggle;

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The authors : A poem /

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Irish melodies,

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The preacher : a discourse shewing, what are the particular offices and employments of those of that character in the church with a free censure of the most common failings and miscarriages of persons in that sacred employment : to which is added, a catalogue of some authors who may be beneficial to young preachers and students in divinity /

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Anti-slavery songs; a selection from the best anti-slavery authors ...

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Gover's handy book for all readers, being a complete manual of reference : containing copious extracts and quotations from the best authors in all languages, fully tr. into English, with illus. historical and idiomatic.

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One year course in English and American literature; an introduction to the chief authors in English and American literature, with reading lists and references for further study,

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A book for a corner : or, Selections in prose and verse from authors the best suited to that mode of enjoyment ... /

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Irish fairy and folk tales, ed.

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The valiant hours; narrative of "Captain Brevet," an Irish-American in the Army of the Potomac.

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