Lives of British statesmen.

v. l. Sir Thomas More. William Cecil, lord Burleigh. v. 2. Thomas Wentworth, earl of Strafford. Edward Hyde, earl of Clarendon.

One lives to tell the tale.

The story of the escape of German prisoners of war who had been captured by the British, with the freighter "Java", and imprisoned in a South African camp; related by the sole survivor, Ludwig Ehlers, to Edmund Gilligan.

The long road to Baghdad,

Mode of access: Internet.

How we did them in seventeen days! To wit: Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, & Franco, described and illus. by one of ourselves; aided, assisted, encouraged, and abetted by the other!

Halkett and Laing identify the senior author as Richard Marrack, solicitor; and the junior author as the Rev. E.G. Harvey.

Modern English statesmen,

Statesmen and statesmanship.--Oliver Cromwell.--The Walpoles.--The Pitt family and its myths.--Edmund Burke.--Benjamin Disraeli.--Index.

Life and administration of Edward, first Earl of Clarendon; with original correspondence, and authentic papers never before published.

v. 1-2. The life of Clarendon, 1838.--v. 3. Letters and papers, 1837.

The life and correspondence of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley,

The first seven chapters are based upon the work of Dean Bradley. cf. Pref.

A review of the conduct of the Prince of Wales in his various transactions with Mr. Jefferys, during a period of more than twenty years ; containing a detail of many circumstances relative to the Prince and Princess of Wales, Mrs. Fitzherbert, &c.&c.&c. /

Shaw and Shoemaker ;

How to see England,

Printed in Great Britain.

Proceedings of the Bury & West Suffolk Archaeological Institute.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Book of God : the Apocalypse of Adam-Oannes /

Includes the Greek text of an Apocalypse, but not the New Testament book, with an English translation.

The great cultural traditions: the foundations of civilization /

1. The ancient cities.--2. The classical empires.

A literary history of Ireland from earliest times to the present day,

Mode of access: Internet.

Poems, lyrical and idyllic /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Prince's ball. A brochure. From "Vanity fair."

A satirical poem on the Prince of Wales' visit to America in 1860.