Studies of a biographer,

Microfiche (Negative). Louisville, Ken., Lost Cause Press, 1975.Reprinted in part from the National review, Fortnightly review, Cornhill magazine, Nineteenth century, Quarterly review, and Monthly review.Vols.III-IV "2d series."I. National biography. The evolution of editors. John Byrom. Johnsoniana. Gibbon's autobiography. Arthur Young. Wordsworth's youth. -- II. The story of Scott's ruin. The importation of Germaan Matthew Arnold. Jowett's life. Oliber Wendell Holmes. Life of Tennyson. Pascal. -- III. The Browning letters. John Donne. John Ruskin. William Godwin's novels. Walter Bagehot. Thomas Henry Huxley. James Anthony Froude. In praise of walking. -- IV. Shakespeare as a lost man. Southey's letters. New lights on Milton. Emerson. Anthony Trollope. Robert Louis Stevenson. The cosmopolitan spirit in literature.Mode of access: Internet

Studies of a biographer /

Second series (v. 3-4): Printed in Edinburgh.I. National biography. The evolution of editors. John Byrom. Johnsoniana. Gibbon's autobiography. Arthur Young. Wordsworth's youth.--II. The story of Scott's ruin. The importation of German. Matthew Arnold. Jowett's life. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Life of Tennyson. Pascal.--III. The Browning letters. John Donne. John Ruskin. William Godwin's novels. Walter Bagehot. Thomas Henry Huxley. James Anthony Froude. In praise of walking.--IV. Shakespeare as a man. Southey's letters. New lights on Milton. Emerson. Anthony Trollope. Robert Louis Stevenson. The cosmopolitan spirit in literature.Mode of access: Internet

Defoe, Daniel (1661?-1731)

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The English utilitarians /

"Note on Benthamis writing": v. 1, p. [319]-326A sequel to the author's "History of English thought in the eighteenth century"Printed in Edinburgh by T. and A. Constable"First published 1900; re-issued in the Crown library, 1912."I. Jeremy Bentham -- II. James Mill -- III. John Stuart MillMode of access: Internet

Essays on freethinking and plainspeaking /

Another edition published in the same year contained two essays by James Bryce and Herbert W. Paul.The broad church.--Religion as a fine art.--Darwinism and divinity.--Are we Christians?--A bad five minutes in the Alps.--Shaftesbury's "Characteristics."--Mandeville's "Fable of the bees."--Warburton.--An apology for plainspeaking.Mode of access: Internet.From the Library of Gordon Stein

Hours in a library /

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Swift,

Bibliographical notes in preface.Mode of access: Internet

Alexander Pope.

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Samuel Johnson /

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Studies of a biographer.

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