Category: Classics of Literature
7. ¶ A Myrrour For | Magiſtrates. | Wherein maye be ſeen by | example of other, with howe gre- | uous plages vices are puniſhed.... [Five lines, Quotation] Anno 1563. | ¶ Imprinted at London in Fleteſtrete | nere to Saynct Dunſtans Churche | by Thomas Marſhe.
7. ¶ A Myrrour For | Magiſtrates. | Wherein maye be ſeen by | example of other, with howe gre- | uous plages vices are puniſhed.... [Five lines, Quotation] Anno 1563. | ¶ Imprin...
2. Volume III, _(A), eight leaves; A-I, in sixes; K, eight leaves;15. The | Whole Works | Of | Homer; | Prince Of Poetts | In his Iliads, and | Odyſses. | Translated according to the Greeke, | By | Geo: Chapman. | De Ili: et Odiſſ. | Omnia ab,...
3. Volume II: _1 l., 588 pp. Portrait. Two plates.In Cottle, the Bristol bookseller and poet, Wordsworth and Coleridge found a friend whose appreciation of their genius took a practical form. As early as 1795 we learn from a le...
4. Volume II: _2 ll., 348, vii, 311 pp. Seven portraits. Six plates._The Pioneers_ was the first of _The Leather Stocking Tales_. It appeared in 1823, and was an immediate success; more than 3500 copies are said to have been sold before noon of...
5. Volume II: _viii, 343 pp."THE PICKWICK PAPERS.--On the 31st of March will be published, to be continued monthly, price One Shilling, the first number of the Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, conta...