Speech in reply to Mr.Holmes of South Carolina on the principles which divide the two parties, delivered in the House of Representatives,Feb.8,1843.

Caption title.

Speech of Mr. Holmes, of Maine, in the Senate of the United States, on the nomination of J.J. Crittenden, 4th February, 1829.

Shoemaker

Memoir of Harriet Ann Holmes.

Mode of access: Internet.

Holmes' first [-fifth] reader /

Vol. 1- by George F. Holmes and L. W. Anderson.

American poems. Longfellow: Whittier: Bryant: Holmes: Lowell: Emerson;

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Burton Holmes travelogues,

v. 1. Into Morocco. Fez. The Moorish empire.--v. 2. Round about Paris. Paris exposition.--v. 3. Olympian games. Grecian journey. The wonders of Thessaly.--v. 4. Cities of the Barbary coast. Oases of the Algerian Sahara. Southern Spain.--v. 5. Hawaiian islands. Edge of China. Manila.--v. 6. The Yellowstone national park. The Grand cañon of Arizona. Moki land.--v. 7. Through Europe with a camera. Oberammergau. Cycling through Corsica.--v. 8. St. Petersburg. Moscow. The Trans-Siberian railway.--v. 9. Down the Amur. Peking. The forbidden city (Peking)--v. 10. Seoul, capital of Korea. Japan, the country. Japan, the cities.

The writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Each volume has also special t-p.

Life and letters of Oliver Wendell Holmes,

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Holmes' First[-Fifth] reader.

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Holmes's first [-sixth] reader /

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The poems of Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Spine title: Holmes's poetical works.

Holmes' First [Fifth] reader / ... under the supervision of George F. Holmes.

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THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OFOLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

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The poetical works of Oliver Wendall Holmes.

v. 1. Earlier poems.--v. 2. Songs in many keys.--v. 3. Poems from the Breakfast-table series.--v. 4. Later poems.

Planting plan for the home ground of Mr. Samuel Holmes. Highland Park, Illinois

Ink on linen; location, type and amount of plantings; signed. 96 x 66 cm. Scale: 1"=10' [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]