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Power, John O'Connor.
Making of an orator; with examples from great masterpieces
of ancient and modern eloquence. 1906 808.5 P87
Contents: The statement of facts.—The uses of rhetoric.—Logic and debate.—Delivery.—Extempore
speaking.—Demosthenes on the crown.—
Cicero against Cataline.—Examples of modern oratory.—Further examples.—The
occasional speaker.
Sannazaro, Jacopo.
Opere volgari; alia sua vera lezione restituite. 2v. 1741...851 S22
Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow, (pseud. Mrs Partington).
Life and sayings of Mrs Partington and others of the
family. 1854 817 S55I
Gained for the author at the time it was published a wide reputation as
a humorist.
[Simms, William Gilmore.]
Atalantis; a story of the sea. 1848
812 S59
Poetical drama, the scenes of which are laid at the bottom of the sea,
on an enchanted island and on the deck of a Spanish ship. A number
of shorter poems are included.
Warton, Thomas.
Observations on the Fairy queen of Spenser. 2v. iSo7..r82i S74ZW
This work established Warton's reputation as a critic of exceptional
learning. It abounds in illustrative parallels from other poets and
embodies the results of much reading in mediaeval romance and archaeological
research. Condensed from Dictionary of national biography.
Westlake, James Willis.
How to write letters; a manual of correspondence showing
the correct structure, composition, punctuation,
formalities and uses of the various kinds of letters,
notes and cards. 1901
808.6 W56
Wulker, Richard Paul.
Geschichte der englischen literatur von den altesten zeiten
bis zur gegenwart. v.i. 1906
q82o.g Wgs
"Literaturnachweise," v.i, p.395-414.
Travel and Description
(Includes Geography and Antiquities)
Amelung, Walther, & Holtzinger, Heinrich.
Museums and ruins of Rome. 2v. 1906
^13.37 A49
v.i. The museums, by Walther Amelung.
v.2. The tuins, by Heinrich Holtzinger.
"Bibliography," v.i, p.23-24; v.2, p.11-12.
On the buildings and sculpture of ancient Rome.
"Amelung is one of the very best living authorities on ancient sculpture...
and this present volume will be an indispensable companion
to students in the museums themselves, and for home study as well."
Nation, 1906.
Buckley, James Monroe.
Travels in three continents: Europe, Africa, Asia. 1895 910 B85
Aims to give information in regard to the places visited as well as personal
impressions. The illustrations are numerous and excellent.
Geographical Society of Philadelphia.
Bulletin, Jan. 1893-date. v.i-date. 1895-date qrgio.5 G2gg3b
Issued irregularly.
v 1, no.i wanting.
Incorporated under the name of "Geographical Club of Philadelphia
which was changed to "Geographical Society of Philadelphia" in
Indexed in "International catalogue of scientific literature."
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