The red nights of Paris : from the "Coup double" and "Policiers et rastas" /

Mode of access: Internet.

In the midst of Paris /

With editorial emendations by E. Haldeman-Julius.

The mysteries of Paris. A novel.

Tr. of: Les mysteres de Paris

Thirty years of Paris and of my literary life /

Translation of Trente ans de Paris à travers ma vie et mes livres.

St. Louis business directory, for 1847: containing the history of St. Louis, from the period of its first settlement, down to the present time:

Mode of access: Internet.

Comte's philosophy of the sciences;

Photocopy.

Comte's philosophy of the sciences: being an exposition of the principles of the Cours de philosophie positive /

Preface dated 1853.

The American in Paris : a biographical novel of the Franco-Prussian war; the siege and commune of Paris from an American stand-point /

Mode of access: Internet.

Correspondence of Rev. Louis Baroux, missionary apostolic of Michigan, to Rev. M. J. De Neve, superior of the American College at Louvain /

Translation of Lettre de M. l'abbé Baroux, missionnaire apostolique du Michigan, à M. J. Denève.

Facilities and services for long-term chronic illness and convalescent care in the metropolitan St. Louis area; a study of present bed availabilities and future requirements for long-term care in chronic hospitals, chronic care units of general hospitals and skilled nursing homes.

Includes bibliography.

Thirty years of Paris and of my literary life;

Mode of access: Internet.

The truand chief, or The provost of Paris; a melo drama, in three acts.

Ahot: Duncombe's edition.

The stranger's guide to Paris : containing an accurate description of the palaces, churches, public edifices, libraries, museums, theatres, &c. : together with useful and necessary directions to travellers : a detailed account of the political, scientific, commercial, and moral institutions of the capital : an abstract of the laws relating to foreigners : and an historical sketch of Paris : to which are added directions for viewing Paris in six days and an historical and picturesque description of the environs /

"Paris: printed by J. Smith, rue Montmorency, 16"--T.p. verso.

The theatres of Paris,

Published also in New York by Charles Scribner's sons, the same year.

The poems of Master François Villon of Paris /

"This reprint ... is based upon three editions: the rare first edition of 1878, of which but 157 copies were privately printed; secondly, the edition of 1881, issued for public sale by Reeves and Turner, London ... lastly the Villon society edition of 1892."--T. B. Mosher, A list of books, 1902.