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AMERICAN LITERATURE (Hand-
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BERINGTON (Lit. hist. mid. ages.)
BOUTERWEK (Spanish lit.)
BURY, BLAZE DE (French class.
drama).

CAMPBELL, THOS. (Eng. poet.)
CHAMBERS, W. AND R. (English
literature).

CRAIK (Lit. in England).
DAUNEY (Scottish music and
poetry).

D'ISRAELI, J. (Curios. of lit., etc.)
DONALDSON, J. W. (Theatre of
Greeks).

DUNLOP (History of fiction).
ELLIS, G. (Early Eng. poetic lit.)
ELLIS, G. (Early English metri-
cal romance lit.)
FOSTER (French lit.)
FOSTER (Italian lit.)
FOSTER (Spanish lit.)
GOSTICK (German lit.)

GREEK LITERATURE, HIST. of.
GRISWOLD (Prose writers of
America).

HALLAM (Lit. of Europe, 15th to
17th cent.)
HAZLITT (Dramatic lit.)
HAZLITT (English poets).
HAZLITT (Comic writers).
HEDGE (Prose writers of Ger-
many).

HOWITT, W. AND M. (Lit. of
Northern Europe).
IRVING (Scottish writers).
KETT (Lists of approv. authors).
M'CULLOCH (Literature of poli-
tical economy).

MAITLAND (Lit. in dark ages,
9th to 12th cent.)
MOIR, D. M. (Eng. poet. lit.
1800-50).

MULLER (Lit. of ancient Greece).
MURE (Lit. of ancient Greece).
PERCY (Anc. Eng. poetry).
PINKERTON (vol. xvii. Bibliog. of

voyage and travel).
ROMAN LITERATURE, HIST. OF.
SAINT-PELAIE (Lit. of Trouba-
dours, 12th to 13th cent.)
SCHLEGEL, A. W. (Dramatic art
and lit.)

SCHLEGEL, F. (Hist. of lit.)
SCHLEGEL, F. (Romance poetry of
middle ages).

SISMONDI (South of Europe).
SPALDING (English lit.)
SZABAD (Hungarian lit.)
TICKNOR (Spanish lit.)
TURNER (Lit. of Eng. in middle
ages).

VINET (French lit. of 18th cent.)
WATT, R. (Bibliotheca Brit.)
WRIGHT (Anglo-Saxon lit.)
WRIGHT (Anglo-Norman lit.)

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See

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Abyssinia in 1622.

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