Empress Innocence, the life of Marie-Louise,

"First edition."

The country dance book ...

Vols. IV-V have imprint: London, Novello and company, limited New York, The H. W. Gray co.

Illi︠u︡strirovannoe sobranīe sochinenīĭ Charlza Darvina.

Translated and edited by K.A. Timiri︠a︡zev and others.

The vegetables of New York ...

Vol. I, pt. I- issued as a report of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva for the year ending June 30, 1928;June 30, 1931; June 30, 1934

Imperator Aleksandr Pervyæi, ego zhizn§ i ëtìsarstvovanåie,

Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility

Archaelogic and historic fragments. Containing, inter alia, a facsimile of a rare ms. page dated 1638, having reference to two of Shakespeare's most famous plays, with notes thereon.

On a ms. list of plays of the year 1638. -- Sir Anthony Browne, standard bearer to king Henry VIII, and his descendants. -- On the source and nomenclature of the river Thames. -- On Sir Philip Sidney and his father, Sir Henry Sidney, in relation to Ludlow castle. -- Episodes in the career of Humphrey duke of Gloucester, and his first duchess, and their connection with the abbey of St. Albans. -- On the involuntary visit of Philip of Austria and Juana of Spain to Weymouth in 1506, and its consequences. -- Recuiver, the Regulbium of the Romans. -- Appendix.

A catalog of the Napoleon library of De Paul university,

Mode of access: Internet.

Drevle-slavianskii Karpinskii apostol XIII [i.e. trinadtsatogo] vieka,

t.2., ch.1. Poslaniia Sviatago Apostola Pavla.

Life of Napoleon.

Atlas has imprint: New York, D. Van Nostrand.

Life of Napoleon,

Mode of access: Internet.

The decline and fall of Napoleon,

Mode of access: Internet.

A dictionary of Napoleon and his times,

Printed in Great Britain.

The history of Napoleon Buonaparte,

"First edition, February 1906; reprinted, April 1906; reprinted May 1907."

Napoleon, an explanation of his theories of government; an avowal of the motives that actuated his public life;

The "Manuscrit venu de Sainte Héléne" and an English translation, "Manuscript transmitted from St. Helena" were first published anoymously, London, John Murray, 1817: a number of editions and translation in many languages have appeared since.