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  1. 2351

    The lives of the most eminent English poets;with critical observations on their works.

  2. 2352

    The lives of the most eminent English poets;with critical observations on their works.

  3. 2353

    The lives of the most eminent English poets;with critical observations on their works.

  4. 2354

    The lives of the most famous English poets, or, The honour of Parnassusin a brief essay of the works and writings of above two hundred of them, from the time of K. William the Conqueror to the reign of His present Majesty, King James II

  5. 2355

    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.

  6. 2356

    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.

  7. 2357

    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.

  8. 2358

    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.

  9. 2359

    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.

  10. 2360

    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.

  11. 2361

    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.

  12. 2362

    The lives of the Scotish poets :with preliminary dissertations on the literary history of Scotland, and the early Scotish drama

  13. 2363

    The lives of the Scotish poets :with preliminary dissertations on the literary history of Scotland, and the early Scotish drama

  14. 2364

    Loci critici;passages illustrative of critical theory and practice from Aristotle downwards;

  15. 2365

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

  16. 2366

    The logical English grammar

  17. 2367

    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.

  18. 2368

    Logopolis,

  19. 2369

    Longer English poems,

  20. 2370

    Longer narrative poems

  21. 2371

    Longfellow and the HexameterModern language notes.

  22. 2372

    Longinus on the sublime, in writing

  23. 2373

    Longinus on the sublime.

  24. 2374

    Longman's junior school grammar,

  25. 2375

    Longmans' briefer grammar,

  26. 2376

    Longmans' English grammar,

  27. 2377

    Longmans' English grammar.

  28. 2378

    Longmans' school composition.

  29. 2379

    Lord Byron's Armenian exercises and poetry.

  30. 2380

    The Lost Art of Blank VerseThe Dial

  31. 2381

    Louisa's metrical English grammar.

  32. 2382

    Louisiana English grammar

  33. 2383

    Lowland Scots pronunciation

  34. 2384

    The Lucretian hexameter :[I]-II

  35. 2385

    Lucretian hexameter;an analysis of the 2nd book of "De rerum natura" ...

  36. 2386

    Luquiens' Introduction to Old French PhonologyJournal of English and Germanic philology.

  37. 2387

    Lydgate's MeterLydgate's Temple of glas

  38. 2388

    Lydgate's MetreThe pilgrimage of the life of man,

  39. 2389

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

  40. 2390

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

  41. 2391

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

  42. 2392

    Lyric forms from France :their history and their use : with an anthology of ballades, chants royal, rondels, rondeaus, triolets, villanelles, sestinas in English verse.

  43. 2393

    Lyric poetry.

  44. 2394

    Lyric poetry.

  45. 2395

    The lyric;an essay

  46. 2396

    Lyrical ballads,

  47. 2397

    The Lyrical Conceits of the "Metaphysical Poets"Studies in philology.

  48. 2398

    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. ...

  49. 2399

    MAC FLECKNOE.A collection of the English poets, containing the poetical works of Pope. Dryden. Swift. Prior. Gay. Shenston. Pomfret. Gray & Littleton. Thomson. Young. In twenty volumes. ...

  50. 2400

    Mac Laurin's Self-instructing writing books, or, Every man and boy his own writing-master :a special adaptation of the school system to the use of individuals who wish to acquire rapidity ...: circular to learners and teachers.

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