Author: IE (John)

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!‘• DO)I1IE (John), Dean of St.Paul’s. [Sermons. — Sernoris.) The First seriaon preached to King Charles, at Saint lames: 3 April 1625. pp. 59. 4 Printed b A.M[attbewes] for T.Iones: London, 1625. With 2 lines of errata on p. 59 (H4r). Wanting Al, a blank leaf. The last leaf, H14., has been mounted. Logan Pearsall Smith’s copy, with his signature and that of Robert Gethorne—Hardy on. a fly leaf, On another flyleaf Pearsall Smith has written out detai)s concerning the delivery of this sermon.

Card ID: 511

Author: SENCOURT (Robert)

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PNF SENCOURT (Robert), pseud. [i.e. Robert EsmondeS Gordon GEORGE.] Carmelite and poet: a framed portrait of St. John of the Cross. With his poems in Spanish (and a bibliography]. pp. xii. + 244. Plates. 0 8 . jiond, 1943.

Card ID: 71

Author: GRAY (Robert)

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°c CCoIir1 GRAY (Robert), iX. A Good speed to Virginia. [The dedieatory epistle is signed R.G., i.e. Robert Gray.] 1609. See COLLIER (John Payne). Illustrations of early English popular literature. Vol. 2. London, privately printed, l86.

Card ID: 365

Author: GREENE (Robert)

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GREENE (Robert), the Poet. The Myrrour of modestie, wherein appeareth as in a perfect glasse howe the Lorde deliuereth the innocent from all imminent perils....By R.G. [i.e. Robert Greene]. l58L. See COLLIER (John Payne). Illustrations of old English literature. Vol. 3. London, privately printed,’1866. - -

Card ID: 156

Author: GREENE (Robert)

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8 °c GREENE (Robert), the Poet. Perixnedes the blacke-smith: a golden methode, how to vse the minde in pleasant and profitable exercise, etc. [With an introduction signed: J.P.7T i.e. J. Payne Co].lier.J pp. ii.+ 71. London, 1588 [reprinted 1870]. COL.LIER (John Payne). [Ieprints of miscellaneous tracts.] Vol.2.

Card ID: 164

Author: HERON (Robert)

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Porteus Library- 96 HERON (Robert), pseud. Ci.e. John PINKERTON.] [Letters of Literature. — ppendix.J A Letter to Robert Heron, Esq. containing a few brief remarks on his Letters of 1iteraure, by one of the barbarous bJ.ockheads of the lowest mob, who is a true frtend to religion and a sincere lover of mankind [i.e. W.Pettmanj. pp. 34. 8°. London, 1786.

Card ID: 193

Author: GREENE (Robert)

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GREENE (Robert), the Poet. A quip for an rpstart courtier; or, a Q,iaaint dispute between ve].uet—breeches and cloth—breeches. Wherein is plainely set downe the disorders in all estates and trades. [With an introduction signed: J.P.C. i.e. J. Payne Collier.] pp. ii. + 70. London, 1592 [reprinted 1870]. See COLLIER (John Payne). [Reprints of niscellaneous tracts.J Vol.2.

Card ID: 168

Author: GRAVIS (Robert Ranke)

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GRAVIS (Robert Ranke). The Real David Copperfield. By [i.e. rewritten by) R. Graves. pp. 424. London, 1933. See DICKE2S (Charles John Huffam). [The Personal History of David Copperfield.- Adaptations, Abridgxnentôkand Extracts.)

Card ID: 120

Author: N (John Henry)

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NL NEWMiN (John Henry), cdin.. ENCOURT (Bobert), p5e1.14, [i.e. Robert Esmonde Gordon GEORGE.J The Life of Nevnnan. Westiinste, 1948.

Card ID: 599

Author: ROWLAND (John)

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ROWLAND (John), M.A See COTTON Robert Bruce), 13art. A Choice narrative of Count Gondamor’s transactions during his embassy in England. By...Sir R.Cotton [or rather by Thomas Scott, B.D.} Exposed to public light...by a person of honour i.e. John Rowland]. London, 1820.

Card ID: 389

Author: NCKOLS (Robert Malise Bowyer)

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r1zJiir Ic NCKOLS (Robert Malise Bowyer). St.LIf!G LIFy FEFEREt’CE O’Ly GAWSWORTH (John), [i.e. Terence Ian tton ARMSTRONG.] Ten contemporaries: notes towards their definitive bibliography...Vlith a fore— word by Viscount Esher and original essays by L.Abercrombie, H.E.Palmer, G..Egrton, Sir R.oss, S.Hudson, E.Sitwell, W.Gibson, R.Nichols, etc. London, 1932.

Card ID: 259

Author: WHISTLEORAFT (William) and (Robert)

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•711 A I1JL WHISTLEORAFT (William) and (Robert), peud. J [i.e. John Hookhain FRERE.J Prospectus and specimen of an intended national work...intended to comprise the most interesting particulars relating to King Arthur and his Round Table. Second edition. [Cantos I—IV.] 2 parts in 1 vol. 8. London, 1818. Part I only is of the second edition.

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