The poetical works of Owen Meredith (Robert, lord Lytton) ...

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The poetical works of Owen Meredith (Robert, lord Lytton) ...

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With those that were; stories of two wars,

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Proceedings and ordinances of the Privy Council of England ...

Printed by command of His Majesty King William IV in pursuance of an address of the House of Commons of Great Britain and under the direction of the commissioners of the public records of the kingdom.

History of prostitution: its extent, causes, and effects throughout the world.

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Illustrations of the fairy mythology of A midsummer night's dream.

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Ralph Roister Doister, a comedy,

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Histoire du Japon; ou l'on trouvera tout ce qu'on a pu apprendre de la nature & des productions du pay ... /

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Imperfect: Folding plate or map once bound following the title page of Vol. 6 is missing. Nineteenth century marbled boards with green morocco backstrip. From the library of Frederick North, Fifth Earl of Guilford, with his inscription, "E Libris Comitis Guilford," and ownership stamp. Gift of Barnard Shipp.

Letters from George Lord Carew to Sir Thomas Roe, ambassador to the court of the Great Mogul. 1615-1617.

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Men I have known /

I. Lord Tennyson.--II. Robert Browning.--III. Matthew Arnold.--IV. Professor Maurice and Dean Stanley.--V. A group of scientists.--VI. A group of eminent Americans.--VII. A group of bishops and cardinals.--VIII. A group of bishops and deans.--IX. The Earl of Beaconsfield. Lord Lytton. The Earl of Lytton.--X. Reminiscences.

New Harlem past and present; the story of an amazing civic wrong, now at last to be righted.

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"Collegers v. Oppidans" : a reminiscence of Eton life /

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Stories of Dixie,

Stories of life in Northern Louisiana before the Civil War, with a narrative of the author's experience as a Confederate soldier.

Some unpublished letters of Gilbert Burnet, the historian /

Forms part of the Royal historical society's Publications, Camden third series, vol.XIII.

A history of the town of Industry, Franklin County, Maine, from the earliest settlement in 1787 down to the present time, embracing the cessions of New Sharon, New Vineyard, Anson, and Stark. In two parts, including the history and genealogy of many of the leading families of the town.

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