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  1. 901

    The lives of the poets of Great Britain and Ireland,to the time of Dean Swift. Compiled from ample materials scattered in a variety of books, and especially from the Ms. Notes of the late ingenious Mr. Coxeter and others, collected for this Design, by Mr. Cibber. In four volumes.

  2. 902

    The lives of the poets of Great Britain and Ireland,to the time of Dean Swift. Compiled from ample materials scattered in a variety of books, and especially from the Ms. Notes of the late ingenious Mr. Coxeter and others, collected for this Design, by Mr. Cibber. In four volumes.

  3. 903

    The lives of the poets of Great Britain and Ireland,to the time of Dean Swift. Compiled from ample materials scattered in a variety of books, and especially from the Ms. Notes of the late ingenious Mr. Coxeter and others, collected for this Design, by Mr. Cibber. In four volumes.

  4. 904

    The lives of the poets of Great Britain and Ireland,to the time of Dean Swift. Compiled from ample materials scattered in a variety of books, and especially from the Ms. Notes of the late ingenious Mr. Coxeter and others, collected for this Design, by Mr. Cibber. In four volumes.

  5. 905

    The lives of the Roman poets.Containing a critical and historical account of them and their writings, with large Quotations of their most celebrated Passages, as far as was necessary to compare and illustrate their several Excellencies, as well as to discover wherein they were deficient. To which is added, a chronological table, fitted to the Years before and after Christ, shewing the Times when they flourished and published their Works, and exhibiting the more remarkable Events coincident with them. Together with An Introduction concerning the Origin and Progress of Poetry in general; and an Essay on Dramatick Poetry in particular. By L. Crusius, late of St. John's College, Cambridge. In two volumes.

  6. 906

    The lives of the Roman poets.Containing a critical and historical account of them and their writings, with large Quotations of their most celebrated Passages, as far as was necessary to compare and illustrate their several Excellencies, as well as to discover wherein they were deficient. To which is added, a chronological table, fitted to the Years before and after Christ, shewing the Times when they flourished and published their Works, and exhibiting the more remarkable Events coincident with them. Together with An Introduction concerning the Origin and Progress of Poetry in general; and an Essay on Dramatick Poetry in particular. By L. Crusius, late of St. John's College, Cambridge. In two volumes.

  7. 907

    Logic, ontology, and the art of poetry; being the fourth and fifth volumes of the Circle of the sciences. Considerably enlarged, and greatly improved

  8. 908

    The logical English grammar

  9. 909

    The logographic-Emblematical English spelling bookor, a method of teaching children to read. Being founded upon an entirely new principle, by which any Infant, Four or Five Years old, and of ever so slow an Apprehension, will, with the greatest Ease to himself, and Teachers acquire, in a few Months, the utmost steadiness and fluency in Reading, and be enabled to make his way, at first sight, through any Book that may be put in his hands. To which are added instructions to enable any Persons to put this method in practice; as likewise four copper-plates, exhibiting the Emblems upon which this System is founded. By Mr. Lenoir, Professor of the French Language and Belles-Lettres, and Author of la Pratique de L'Orateur François, of L'Eloge Funébre de Louis XVI. of the French Logographic Emblematical Spelling Book, and several other esteemed Publications.

  10. 910

    Longer English poems,

  11. 911

    Longinus on the sublime, in writing

  12. 912

    Longmans' school composition.

  13. 913

    Louisa's metrical English grammar.

  14. 914

    Lydgate's MeterLydgate's Temple of glas

  15. 915

    Lydgate's MetreThe pilgrimage of the life of man,

  16. 916

    Lydgate's minor poems.The two nightingale poems. (A.D. 1446.)

  17. 917

    Lydgate's Reson and sensuallyte :edited from the Fairfax ms. 16 (Bodleian) and the Additional ms. 29,729 (Brit. mus.)

  18. 918

    Lydgate's Siege of Thebes.

  19. 919

    Lydgate's Troy book. A.D. 1412-20.

  20. 920

    Lyric poetry.

  21. 921

    Lyric poetry.

  22. 922

    The lyric;an essay

  23. 923

    Lyrical ballads,

  24. 924

    M. Fabius Quinctilianus his Institutes of eloquence: or, the art of speaking in public, ... Translated into English, ... with notes, critical and explanatory, by William Guthrie, Esq; in two volumes. ...

  25. 925

    Magnyfycence :a moral play

  26. 926

    Manipulus vocabulorum:a rhyming dictionary of the English language,

  27. 927

    A manual of English composition,with copious illustrations and practical exercises ...

  28. 928

    A manual of English literature, and of the history of the English language, from the Norman conquest; with numerous specimens.

  29. 929

    A manual of French prosody for the use of English students

  30. 930

    A manual of phonography, or, Writing by sound :a natural method of writing by signs that represent spoken sounds : adapted to the English language as a complete system of phonetic shorthand

  31. 931

    A manual of Sanskrit phonetics :in comparison with the Indogermanic mother-language, for students of Germanic and classical philology

  32. 932

    The many advantages of a good language to any nation: with an examination of the present state of our own: as also, an essay towards correcting some things that are wrong in it

  33. 933

    The mechanism of the human voice.

  34. 934

    Melody and the lyric from Chaucer to the Cavaliers

  35. 935

    The melody of speaking, delineated;or, Elocution taught like music, by visible signs, adapted to the tones, inflexions, and variations of voice in reading and speaking; with directions for modulation, and expressing the passions ...

  36. 936

    Memoirs of Edward Alleyn;including some new particulars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Massinger, Marston, Dekker, &c,

  37. 937

    Memoirs of the Rev. Isaac Watts, D.D. By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

  38. 938

    The Mental Side of Metrical FormThe Modern language review.

  39. 939

    The Meter of The Testament of BeautyLondon Mercury

  40. 940

    The method of teaching and studying the belles lettres,or, an introduction to languages, poetry, rhetoric, history, moral philosophy, physicks, &c. ... By Mr. Rollin, ... Translated from the French.

  41. 941

    The method of teaching and studying the belles lettres;or, An introduction to languages, poetry, rhetoric, history, moral philosophy, physicks, &c. ...

  42. 942

    The method of teaching and studying the belles lettres;or, An introduction to languages, poetry, rhetoric, history, moral philosophy, physicks, &c. ...

  43. 943

    The method of teaching and studying the belles lettres;or, An introduction to languages, poetry, rhetoric, history, moral philosophy, physicks, &c. ...

  44. 944

    A methodical English grammarcontaining rules and directions for speaking and writing the English language with propriety and accuracy: illustrated by a variety of examples and exercises. ... By the Rev. John Shaw, ...

  45. 945

    MetreThe English works of John Gower.

  46. 946

    MetreThe Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art.

  47. 947

    The Metre of Henry VIIIThe canons of criticism and glossary : being a supplement to Mr. Warburton's edition of Shakespear. Collected from the notes in that celebrated work and proper to be bound up with it

  48. 948

    The Metre of the PoemThe story of Genesis and Exodus, an early English song, about A.D. 1250.

  49. 949

    The Metric of William BlakePoetical Sketches by William Blake

  50. 950

    The Metrical Psalms and 'The Court of VenusThe Athenaeum.

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