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Fuller, Margaret, afterward marchesa d'Ossoli—continued.
LIVES OF THE GREAT COMPOSERS: Haydn, Mozart, Handel, Bach,
Beethoven.—A record of impressions produced by the exhibition of
Mr Allston's pictures in the summer of 1839.—American literature.
—Swedenborgianism.—Methodism at the fountain.—APPENDIX: The
tragedy of witchcraft.
Heller, Louie Regina, cd.
Early American orations, 1760-1824. 1902
815 H42
Contents: On the writs of assistance, 1761; On the stamp act, 1765,
by James Otis.—On the stamp act, 1765, by John Adams.—Letter
to Boston gazette, 1768; Defence of British soldiers, 1770, by Josiah
Quincy, jr.—Constitutional liberty, 177a, by Joseph Warren.—On
Boston massacre, 1774, by John Hancock.—On the resolution in Virginia
convention, 1775, by Patrick Henry.—To the people of England,
1775. by K. H. Lee.—American independence, 1776, by Samuel
Adams.—On the federal constitution, 1778, by Alexander Hamilton.
—First inaugural address, 1789, by George Washington.—Funeral
oration on Washington, 1799, by Henry Lee.—Eulogy on Washington,
1800, by Fisher Ames.—First inaugural address, 1801, by Thomas
Jefferson.—Oration on Hamilton, 1804, by Gouverneur Morris.—In
defence of Aaron Burr, 1807, by Edmund Randolph.—On internal improvement,
1817. by J. C. Calhoun.—On American industry, 1824; To
La Fayette, 1824, by Henry Clay.
Hill, George Birkbeck.
Writers and readers. 1892
820.4 H55
Contents." Revolutions in literary taste.—The study of literature as a
part of education.
Lectures before the Teachers' University Association, Oxford, 1891.
Ireland, Samuel William Henry.
Confessions of William-Henry Ireland; containing the
particulars of his fabrication of the Shakspeare manuscripts,
together with anecdotes and opinions of many
distinguished persons in the literary, political and theatrical
world; ed. with introduction by R^ G. White.
1874 UVTSS® 822.33 EA
Ireland (1777-1835) began at the age of 17 tch'p^bauce manuscripts
and signatures supposed to be Shakespeare's arid deceived many of
the literary people of the day. The "Confessions" were originally published
in 1805.
Irving, David. *
History of Scotish poetry; ed. by J. A. Carlyle, with a
memoir and glossary. 1861
821.09 I28
"List of works published by Dr Irving," p.29-31.
[Jacox, Francis.]
Cues from all quarters; or, The literary musings of a clerical
recluse. 1871
824 J13
Essays full of quotations and literary allusions.
Jones, Harry Longueville.
Essays and papers on literary and historical subjects.
1870 824 J41
Contents: How to build a house and live in it.—Something like a
country house.—SKETCHES IN OLD FRANCE: Biron and the Bastile;
Place de la Greve; Versailles.—Modern schools of art in France,
Belgium and Switzerland.—The Dutch critics of the sixteenth,
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.—Literary labours of the Benedictines.
Reprinted from "Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine" and other periodicals.
Knox, Vicesimus.
Essays, moral and literary. 1827
824 K35
Very brief papers on a wide variety of subjects.
Leon, Luis Ponce de.
La perfecta casada; texto del siglo XVI, reimpresion de la
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