Author: ERS (Alexander)

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‘IH CHAL$ERS (Alexander), F.S.A. See SHAKESPEARE (William). [Wo’ks.— 1805.) The Plays of William Shalcespeare... printed from the text of the corrected copy left by...G. Steevens. With a selection of...notes, from the most eminent commentators; a history of the stage, a life of Sh&cspeare, &c, by A. Chalmers. London, 1805.

Card ID: 244

Author: ERS (Sir Henry Alexander)

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M1ERS (Sir Henry Alexander). A Beort on the publio mu8eum of the British lales other than the National museums. Edinburgh, 1928. See DUN1RML1NE. Carnegie United Mingdom Trust.

Card ID: 74

Author: No Author available

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AX (P.c.3) VAil DIEEN (Robert). The Literary ambitions and achievements of Alexander von Hwnboldt. (ropean University ers. Series I. German Language and Literature, 52.) pp. 67. Berne and Frankfzrt, 1971.

Card ID: 284

Author: No Author available

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L9e ERS Per ERSKXNE (±!. Nexry). See FERGUSSON (Alexander), Lieute nait—Colone1. The Honourable Henry Ersidne, Lord Advocate for Scotland. 1Jith notices of certain of his kinsfolk and of his time. Compiled from early papers and other sources of information. Edinburgh and London, 1882.

Card ID: 39

Author: No Author available

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tc;. O.L1 EXUEMELIN (Alexander Olivier),[fle_Ameconche Zee—Rov’ers .—Englishj Bucaniers of America; or, a True account of the most remarkable assaults committed. of late years upon the coasts of the West—Indies by the bucaniers of Jamaica and. Tortuga, both English and French. Wherein are contained more especially the unparallel’d exploits of Sir Henry Morgan ...Written originally in Dutch, by John [or rather, A.O.J Esquemeling...and thence translated into Spanish, by Alonso de Bonne—maison. • .Now faithfully rendred into English. (The second volume. Containing the dangerous voyage and. bold attempts of Captain Bartholomew Sharp, CSEE NEXT CARD.]

Card ID: 229