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Imperfect Creatures : Vermin, Literature, and the Sciences of Life, 1550-1750 /

Plagues of pests have always been a part of recorded history, but they hold special significance in the early modern period. 'Imperfect Creatures' is the first full-length study to investigate the shifting, unstable, but foundational status of “vermin” as creatures and category in the early modern literary and scientific imagination.

Plan for promoting common school education Greece. Adopted by the Greek school committee, New-York, May, 1829.

Circular letter to the citizens of the United States.

Memoirs of the loves of the poets : biographical sketches of women celebrated in ancient and modern poetry /

First published under title: Loves of the poets, London, 1829.

The modern Dunciad : a satire, with notes, biographical and critical.

Mode of access: Internet.

Manual of classical literature.

pt. I. Archaeology of literature and art.--pt. II. History of ancient literature, Greek and Roman.--pt. III. Mythology of the Greeks and Romans.--pt. IV. Greek and Roman antiquities.--pt. V. Classical geography and chronology.

The identity of the old Hartford Convention Federalists with the modern Whig, Harrison Party. Carefully illustrated by living specimens, and dedicated to the young men of the Union.

Note of explanation at end signed by Charles G. Greene and B. F. Hallett, Boston, Aug. 1840.

The influence of literature upon society /

Published in 1803 under title: A treatise on ancient and modern literature.

The modern Dunciad, a satire; with notes, biographical and critical.

Mode of access: Internet.

Lectures on general literature, poetry, &c., delivered at the Royal Institution in 1830 and 1831.

At head of title: Harper's stereotype edition.

A digest of the laws, customs, manners, and institutions of the ancient and modern nations.

Ancient history: Antediluvian history. Postdiluvian history. Monumental history. Egypt. Asia. Europe. Greece. Rome.--Modern history: Feudal system. Chivalry. Religions compared, rise of Christianity. Cities, growth and decay of their power. Revival of literature. Progress of regal authority, standing armies, balance of power. Reformation. Formation of English constitution. French revolution.

The modern course in English /

V.1. Language and literature.

Christian apologetics of the second century in their relation to modern thought,

The Hulsean prize essay, 1917.

A Homiletic and illustrative treasury of religious thought : or twenty thousand choice extracts, selected from the works of all the great writers, ancient and modern with copious indices /

Includes indexes.

The Drama; its history; literature and influence on civilization.

Mode of access: Internet.