Rélation du départ de Louis XVI, le 20 juin, 1791, écrite en août 1791, dans la prison de la haute Cour nationale d'Orléans;

Mode of access: Internet.

Histoire de France : depuis les Gaulois jusqu'a la mort de Louis XVI /

Includes bibliographical references.

Memoirs of the private life of Marie Antoinette, queen of France and Navarre. To which are added, recollections, sketches, and anecdotes, illustrative of the reigns of Louis XIV, Louis XV, and Louis XVI.

"Biographical notice of Madame Campan" signed: F. Barriere.

Mémoires sur la vie privée de Marie-Antoinette, reine de France et de Navarre; suivis de souvenirs et anecdotes historiques sur les règnes de Louis XIV, de Louis XV et de Louis XVI.

"Lettres de deux jeunes amies": v. 3, p. [169]-304.

Memoirs of the private life of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and Navarre. To which are added, Recollections, sketches and anecdotes, illustrative of the reigns of Louis XIV. Louis XV. and Louis XVI.

"Biographical notice of Madame Campan," signed F. Barriere: p. [i]-xxvii.

Mémoire de m. le baron de Goguelat... sur les événemens relatifs au voyage de Louis XVI à Varennes.

With this are bound: Choiseul-Stainville, C. A. G. Rélation du départ de Louis XVI. Paris, 1822; Mémoires sur l'affaire de varennes. Paris, 1823.

Précis historique du voyage entrepris par S.M. Louis XVI, le 21 juin 1791; de l'arrestation de la famille royale à Varennes, et de son retour à Paris.

Mode of access: Internet.

The confidantes of a king : the mistresses of Louis XV /

A translation of "Les maitresses de Louis XV, par Edmond et Jules de Goncourt."

Memoirs of Louis XIV and the regency /

Title within colored ornamental borders.

Geschichte der St. Josephsgemeinde zu Logansport, Ind. : Eine reich illustrirte Fest-Schrift zum Andenken an die Feier des Silbernen Jubiläums der Gemeinde, am 2ten Februar 1895 /

Mode of access: Internet.

The French Revolution of 1848 in its economic aspect: vol. I, Louis Blanc's Organisation du travail, vol. II. Émile Thomas's Histoire des ateliers nationaux;

List of books: vol. I, p. [xcviii]-xcix.

The Duc de Lauzun and the court of Louis XV.

Mode of access: Internet.

St. Louis courier of medicine.

Vol. 21- called also new ser., v. 1-

Louis Nowra, 'Radiance' (Sydney: Currency Press, 1993)

Louis Nowra wrote 'Radiance' especially for the three actors who performed it in the play’s premier season at Belvoir Street Theatre in September 1993. And the Currency Press playscript / programme produced for that season foregrounds these three performers – Rachael Maza, Lydia Miller and Rhoda Roberts – in such a way that the usual distinction between dramatis personae and the actors who play them is considerably diminished. Both the blurb on the back cover and Nowra’s introduction emphasise this special relationship between text and actors, but it is the front cover shot which particularly reflects the conjunction between the two. Rather than depicting a scene from performance, or a ‘graphic’ suggesting something of the play’s thematic content, the front cover of Radiance features the three actors in a posed promotional shot. Arms joined warmly, lovingly, about each other’s waist, bodies turned away from but faces towards the camera, it is the actors we see, not their characters. It’s a very joyful image; they’re positively beaming. Radiant. They look as if they could really be the three half-sisters they portray, except that such moments of blithe sorority are just about non-existent in the play.

'The black hole of our history' : a conversation with Louis Nowra

This is an edited version of an interview recorded for Canadian Theatre Review in 1992. By that time Nowra had established a reputation as one of Australia's foremost playwrights. Part of the generation which succeeded the New Wave of the late 1960s and early 1970s, Nowra became known for a stylistic inventiveness which placed him outside the tradition of realist playwriting in Australia. The international outlook in his early plays, and the fact that he was not exclusively preoccupied with Australian settings and subject matter, was often a focal point in critical accounts of his work. In this interview Nowra discusses his 'internationalism', and a range of topics including the playwriting process; the presence of landscape in his plays; and the autobiographical elements in his work.