A brief history of printing in America, containing a brief sketch of the development of the newspaper and some notes on publishers who have especially contributed to printing

"Supplementary reading": p. 84.

Resurrection /

LC copy formerly part of the YA Collection: YA 24727.

Meteorology.

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... A brief history of printing ...

pt. 1. The development of the industry, the great pioneers; a primer of information about the beginnings of printing, the development of the book, the development of printers' materials and the work of the great pioneers.-pt. 2. The economic history of printing; being a brief sketch of the economic conditions of the printing industry from 1450 to 1789, including government regulations, censorship, internal conditions and industrial relations.

Selected essays on literary subjects

The genius of Dickens.--Charles Kingsley.--James Payn.--Matthew Arnold.--Arnold as a poet.--The scholar.--Twelfth night.--The impregnable rock.--The divine library.--Gilbert on the White horse.--Cardinal Newman.--Adelaide Proctor.--Henry Kingsley.--John Inglesant.--Style.--Self-consciousness.--Despoiled phrases.--Culture.--The healer [John Brown]--David Gray--and others.--Books.--Criticism.

A bridge of glass, a novel.

In double columns.

A fair maid.

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Specimens of the poets and poetry of Greece and Rome /

Selections preceded by short note on each author.

Antique jewellery and trinkets,

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Chats on old copper and brass,

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König Friedrich Wilhelm III., sein anteil an der konvention von Tauroggen und an der reform von 1807-1812.

"Sonderabzug aus den Forschungen zur brandenburgischen und preussischen geschichte. Bd. XVIII."

Sartor resartus,

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Catalogue of hymenopterous insects in the collection of the British museum...

"Prepared by Mr. Frederick Smith."- pt. I 2d prelim. leaf.

'Twixt kiss and lip; or, Under the sword,

Binder's title has author statement: By Prof. F. Harald Williams [pseud.]

Poems.

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