Character writings of the seventeenth century, /

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Famous pamphlets.

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Early prose romances; : Reynard the fox, Friar Bacon, Robert the devil, Guy of Warwick, Virgilius, History of Hamlet, Friar Rush, /

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Mediaeval tales /

Turpin's History of Charles the Great and Orlando.--Apanish ballads translated by J. G. Lockhart.--Tales from the Gesta Romanorum.--A discourse of the most famour Dr. John Faustus.Mode of access: Internet

Clement Marot, and other studies,

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A first sketch of English literature,

Supplement: To the deaths of Swinburne and Meredith, by E. W. Edmunds: p. [1085]-1181.Mode of access: Internet

English writers: an attempt towards a history of English literature,

Vol. 11 was completed after Morley's death by W. Hall Griffin.Bibliography: v. 11, p. [335]-460.I. Introduction. Origins. Old Celtic literature. Beowulf. 2d ed. 1887.--II. From Cædmon to the conquest. 1888.--III. From the conquest to Chaucer. 2d ed. ed. 1889.--IV-V. The fourteenth century. 1889-90.--VI. From Chaucer to Caxton. 1890.--VII. From Caxton to Coverdale. 1891.--VIII. From Surrey to Spenser. 1892.--IX. Spenser and his time. 1892.--X. Shakespeare and his time: under Elizabeth. 1893.--XI. Shakespeare and his time: under James. 1895.Mode of access: Internet

Gulliver's travels, and other works,

Contains reproductions of original title-pages: Travels into several remote nations of the world. In four parts. By Lemuel Gulliver ... London, MDCCXXVI.The name 'Gulliver.'--Introduction.--Gulliver's travels.--A letter from Captain Gulliver to his cousin Sympson.--An account of the court and empire of Japan.--An essay on the fates of clergymen.--An essay on modern education.--Hints toward an essay on conversation.--A letter of advice to a young poet.--On the death of Mrs. Johnson (Stella)--Bon mots de Stella.--Appendix: Cyrano de Bergerac.Mode of access: Internet.grad: [1906?] 3 p. l., 5-445 p. front. (port.) pl., maps

Tales of the seven deadly sins; being the Confessio amantis of John Gower,

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