Open boats /

Advertisements on p. [1]-3 at end.

The uti possidetis and status quo : a political satire.

"First published in the Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine for March, and was dated 5th February."--Advertisement, p. [3].

The literary remains of Joseph Brown Ladd, M.D. /

Verse and prose.

Fabeln von Hagedorn, Gleim und Lichtwer : mit Kupfern von J.R. Schellenberg.

Engraved plates by Johann Rudolf Schellenberg.

The Linebook.

Description based on: 1924 rev. ed.; title from cover.

Pocket library of English literature.

v. 1. Tales of mystery -- v. 2. Political verse -- v. 3. Defoe's minor novels -- v. 4. Political pamphlets -- v. 5. Seventeenth century lyrics -- v. 6. Elizabethan and Jacobean pamphlets.

Comentarios de los hechos del señor Alarcon, marques de la Valle Siciliana y de Renda, y de las guerras en que se hallò por espacio de cinquenta y ocho años /

Mode of access: Internet.

The works and life of Walter Savage Landor ...

Edited by J. Forster, "with the author's last revision."

The conversyon of swerers : a joyfull medytacyon to all Englonde of the coronacyon of Kynge Henry the Eyght /

Two poems. Ed. by David Laing.

Thomas Holley Chivers : a selection /

Manuscript note on t.-p., "Uncorrected"; there are, however, a few manuscript corrections.

The debate of the body and the soul /

"This edition of The debate of the body and the soul, modernized by Francis James Child, with an introduction by George Lyman Kittredge, consists of seven hundred and eighty copies, of which thirty copies are reserved for private distribution. It is set in Bodoni type by the University press, Cambridge, and printed on English hand-made paper by the Colonial press, Boston. The design is by Marion L. Peabody. Published in the month of October, 1908, by R.E. Lee company, Boston."

Carta aos cristãos e ás féras; profecia do seculo XX.

In verse.

Reino da estupidez : poema.

Verse satire against the professors of the University of Coimbra.

The heir of Lyolynn.: A tale of sea and land. In seven parts. And lays of ancient times, etc.,

In verse.

The scourge of Venus (1614)./

A translation in verse of Ovid's story of Myrrha and Cinyras, Metamorphoses lib. x; ascribed to Henry Austin, though one impression (1620) appeared under the initials A.H. Perhaps based upon juvenile translations of Thomas Heywood. cf. The preface to his Brazen age.