John Morley

Surveys the history, style, and design of furniture from ancient times to the present, presented with more than six hundred photographs and drawings

Twenty-five Centuries of Style and Design in the Western Tradition

The History of Furniture

Frederick Arnold

William Jerdan

William Ring Workman

Charles Wycliffe Goodwin

Literary Gazette and Journal of Belles Lettres, Arts, Sciences, Etc

Sir George Grove

Mowbray Morris

David Masson

MacMillan's Magazine

George Grove

Macmillan's Magazine

Mowbray Walter Morris

English Men of Letters: Chaucer

Oliver Herbrand Gordon Leigh

1694-1778 Voltaire

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The Works of Voltaire, a Contemporary Version Volume 8

A Contemporary Version

The Works of Voltaire

The Works of Voltaire, a Contemporary Version Volume 16

Reprint of the original, first published in 1872.

Voltaire

The Works of Voltaire: Ancient and modern history

The Works of Voltaire: The dramatic works of Voltaire

Critical Miscellanies

This exciting, adventure packed pantomime traces Robinson Crusoe's voyage to Tobago where he hopes to locate the hidden treasure shown on the map given to him by Old Jim. Blackpatch, the Pirate, stows away on board, and later enlists the help of Jack boot and his band of bloodthirsty Pirates in an attempt to steal the treasure. Unfortunately Crusoe reckoned without Demon Oylslick, whose threat to pollute the High Seas is later repelled by Fairy Detergent. Crusoe encounters Man Friday and some hungry Cannibals, led by Queen Wotta Woppa, on the Island after his amazing shipwreck.Large flexible cast

A Pantomime

Robinson Crusoe

English Men of Letters

A Contemporary Version ; with Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized ; New Translations by William F. Fleming and an Introduction by Oliver H.G. Leigh; a Critique and Biography

William F Fleming

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Essays On Literature, Philosophy, Art, History

John Morley

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