Julius Caesar; a tragedy.

Prompt copy of J.P. Kemble.

The awakening of spring : a tragedy of childhood /

Mode of access: Internet.

Illustrated catalogue of classical antiquities from the site of the temple of Diana, Nemi, Italy. Discovered during excavations undertaken by the Right Hon. Lord Savile ... and given by him to the Art museum of Nottingham: with an account by Lord Savile of the discovery of the temple and the objects foundthere.

Mode of access: Internet.

The tragedy of Israel /

Pt. I. King Saul.--Pt.II. King David.--Pt.III. King Solomon.

The tragedy of Tancred and Gismund/

Title on spine: Tancred and Gismund.

Mary Russell Mitford; the tragedy of a blue stocking,

Cover-title: The life and friendships of Mary Russell Mitford.

Charles the First : an historical tragedy in five acts /

Mode of access: Internet.

Judas; a tragedy in three acts,

Mode of access: Internet.

The hero of Santa Maria; a ridiculous tragedy in one act,

Advertising matter: p. 20-22.

A manual of classical mythology; or, A companion to the Greek and Latin poets, designed chiefly to explain words, phrases and epithets, from the fables and traditions to which they refer.

Mode of access: Internet.

The second maiden's tragedy.

"The original manuscript is preserved at the British museum and was licensed for acting ... 1611. On the last leaf it is stated to be written by Thomas Goff, George Chapman, and Will Sh--. The first two names are erased, leaving Sh-- as the author, but the latter's name was not added until 1700 or later."--Jaggard. (cf. also Dict. nat. biog., vol. x, p. 51)

A history of classical scholarship /

"Select bibliography": v.2, p. [xv]-xxiii.

The toils of Yoshitomo; a tragedy of ancient Japan.

Mode of access: Internet.

The rise of classical English criticism; a history of the canons of English literary taste and rhetorical doctrine, from the beginning of English criticism to the death of Dryden,

Two chapters appeared originally in Englische studien and the Journal of English and Germanic philology.

Camp-fire chats of the Civil War : being the incident, adventure and wayside exploit of the bivouac and battle field, as related by veteran soldiers themselves : embracing the tragedy, romance, comedy, humor and pathos in the varied experience of army life /

Mode of access: Internet.