The woman who went to hell : and other ballads and lyrics /

Mode of access: Internet.

Stories of the Spanish artists until Goya /

Includes index.

Bibliography of Franco-Spanish literary relations (until the XIXth century)

Printed in France.

Illustrated technical dictionary in six languages, English, German, French, Russian, Italian, Spanish /

Vols. 7-13 have added t.p.: Schlomann-Oldenbourgh illustrierte technische wörterbücher, unter mitwirkung hervorragender fachieute des in- und auslandes, hrsg. von Alfred Schlomann ... Müchen und Berlin, Druck und verlag von R. Oldenbourg; London, Constable & Co., etc.

Ventures into verse : being various ballads, ballades, rondeaux, triolets, songs, quatrains, odes and roundels. All rescued from the potter's field of old files and here given decent burial (peace to their ashes) /

"250 copies of this facsimile edition ... have been printed for Smith's Book Store, Baltimore 1, Maryland ..."--Colophon.

Ballads of Burma : anecdotal and analytical /

Mode of access: Internet.

The dagger; a poem of Spanish California,

Printed on one side of leaf only.

Robin Hood: ballads and songs relating to that celebrated outlaw;

Mode of access: Internet.

Functions of code-switching in a Spanish/English bilingual classroom /

Mode of access: Internet.

Captain's Cuellar's adventures in Connacht & Ulster A.D. 1588 : a picture of the times, drawn from contemporary sources : To which is added an introduction and complete translation of Captain Cuellar's Narrative of the Spanish Armada and his adventures in Ireland /

Based on the author's paper published in the Ulster journal of archeology, v.1, pt.3, April 1895 under title: Spanish Armada in Ulster and Connacht.

Ballads in the Cumberland dialect. With notes descriptive of the manners and customs of the Cumberland peasantry, a glossary of local words, and a life of the author.

Mode of access: Internet.

I. Spanish spoliations, 1795. II. French indemnity, 1803. III. French indemnity, 1831.

"Notes on some of the questions decided by the Board of Commissioners under the convention with France, of 4th July 1831" [by John Kane]: p. [377]-442.

A history of Spanish literature,

"Bibliographical note": p. 399-412.

Ballads and poems:

Mode of access: Internet.

The Turnament of Totenham and the Feest. Two early ballads printed from a manuscript preserved in the public library of the University of Cambridge.

Edited by Thomas Wright. Ascribed in early editions to Gilbert Pilkington, who was probably only the transcriber of part of the manuscript. cf. Camb. univ. Cat. of mss., v. 2, p. 505, and Dict. nat. biog.