History of the expedition under the command of Captains Lewis and Clark to the sources of the Missouri, across the Rocky mountains, down the Columbia river to the Pacific in 1804-6;

Also published by A. S. Barnes and company, New York, 1904, in the series called The trail makers.

Shakespeare's History of the life and death of King John;

Mode of access: Internet.

Shakespeare's history of the life and death of King John;

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the Pacific states of North America.

With changed title-pages and binder's titles, including the same material as his Works, San Francisco, 1882-90, 39 v.; omitting v. 1-5, The native races of the Pacific states ...

Westmonasterium. Or the history and antiquities of the abbey church of St. Peters Westminster, containing an account of its ancient and modern building ... with ye copies of ancient Saxon charters &c. and other writings relating to it. Together with a particular history of the lives of the abbats, collected from ancient mss. of that convent, and historians; & the lives of the deans to this time. An also, a survey of the church and cloysters, taken in the year 1723; with the monuments there, which, with several prospects of ye church & other remarkable things, are curiously engraven by the best hands...

Each volume contains a list of subscribers, together with their coats of arms.

A history of the French novel (to the close of the 19th century) /

Includes "bibliographical notes" (vol. 1, p. 479-482) and index.

History of the thirty years' peace. A. D. 1816-1846.

"The first book, excepting the portion on the Spanish American colonies, was Mr. Knight's composition."--Preliminary notice.

A short history of the English people /

Mode of access: Internet.

A history of the town of Sullivan, New Hampshire, 1777-1917 /

Includes indexes.

Genealogical and family history of the state of New Hampshire : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation /

Includes index.

The Popish plot; a study in the history of the reign of Charles II,

"Materials for the history of the Popish plot": p. 405-411.

History of the African Methodist Episcopal Church,

Reprint of the 1891 ed.

Death or Conversion : The Gentiles in the Concluding Chapters of the Book of Isaiah and the Book of the Twelve

Peer reviewed

Too beautiful for thieves and pickpockets: a history of the Victorian convict prison on Spike Island

Spike Island holds a unique place among the world’s prisons: a welcome necessity for the prison authorities of Ireland, a remote and dangerous posting for its staff, a grand hell for those convicted to stay behind its walls. For almost four decades the Victorian prison on Spike Island was home to Ireland’s most serious and notorious criminals. Established in the midst of one of the worst famines in global history, this huge facility became the largest prison in what was then the United Kingdom, dwarfing institutions like Dartmoor, Pentonville, Mountjoy and Kilmainham. High death rates during its formative years meant that many of its malnourished inmates were laid to rest beneath its sod. Yet Spike Island was to become a beacon of penal reform, influencing modern correctional systems in countries as far apart as the USA and Germany. The story told in this book is one that is, in turn, dramatic, shocking, touching and humorous. The life of the prison was vibrant, peopled by the unfortunate of the society alongside those who committed serious, sometimes gruesome, crimes. This is the story of the establishment and evolution of the prison over 36 years, the often fascinating lives of prisoners and staff and of a time when a renowned Irish fortress of British military power entered the annals of penal infamy.