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ADDITIONS—APRIL 1913 I79
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In the department of Ancachs, & other papers. Privately printed
Other Papers: Japan before the war with China; memories of a visit in !8g2— An
experience of Chinese differences.
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part If "pelru' ^ l0ngeSt ^^ ' S *" account of P ersonal experiences in the northern
History
General
Morris, George Sylvester. Q0I Mgl
Hegel's philosophy of the state and of history; an exposition. 1887.
Griggs. (German philosophical classics for English readers and
students.)
Europe—History
Daudet, Louis Marie Ernest. 94o.g D28
La chronique de nos jours; notes et souvenirs pour servir a I'histoire
1912.
Essays on modern European history.
Innes, Arthur Donald. 042 I24
History of the British nation from the earliest times to the present
day [1912]. 1912. Jack.
"Mr. Innes, well known as an historical expert, especially of the Tudor period, has
produced a brightly written narrative of the growth of the British nation from the
earliest to the present time, which cannot fail to appeal to everyone who understands or
wishes to understand and enjoy our empire's story. The contemporary illustrations
selected by Mr. S. G. Stubbs derive an additional value from his descriptive and historical
notes; and there are fifty maps." Academy, 1912.
Keating, Geoffrey. 941.5 K15
History of Ireland. 3v. 1902-08. Nutt. (Irish Texts Society.
Publications, v.4, 8-9.)
v.i. The introduction and the first book of the history; ed. with translation and
notes by David Comyn.
v.2. The first book of the history from sect. 15 to the end; ed. with translation
and notes by P. S. Dinneen.
v.3. The second book of the history; ed. with translation and notes by P. S. Dinneen.
Irish and English text.
Lenotre, Louis Leon Theodore Gosselin. 944-04 L61
Bleus, blancs et rouges; recits d'histoire revolutionnaire d'apres des
documents inedits. 1913.
Contents: Taupin.—Le mariage de M. de Brechard.—L'abbe Jumel.—Mademoiselle
de la Chauviniere.—Angelique des Melliers.—Auguste.
Marsh, Frank Burr. 944-7 M4i
English rule in Gascony, 1199-1259, with special reference to the
towns. 1912. Wahr. (Michigan University; historical studies.)
"Bibliography," p.159-165.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Michigan.
Aims to trace in detail the rule of the English government in southwestern France,
so far as it affected or dealt with the townspeople, and to discover their attitude toward
it and the part they played in its maintenance.