Author: OORE (Thomas)

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STE!L1HG LiRAR’( atcE ONLY 1OORE (Thomas), the Po. The Poetical works of Thomas Moore. Complete in one volumo. xliv. + 571. Portrait. 8°. London, 1856. s.1.c.. r. 64.

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Author: OORE (Thomas)

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iix)Bc, 1iOORE (Thomas), the Poet. The Poetical works of Thomas Moore. Reprinted. from the early editions, with explanatory notes, etc. (Cabinet Poets.) pp. xiv. + 675. 8 . London: and e4 -Yórk’[cL89

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Author: OORE (Thomas)

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Author: OORE (Thomas)

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N77 1OORE (Thomas), the Pqet. The Fudge family in Paris Edited by Thoas Brown the Younger, . Lozdon, -i8i8. BRO’.VN (T.), the Younier, pseud. [i.e. T. ?!OORE.J

Card ID: 459

Author: STOKES (Oore Thomas)

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STOKES (Oore Thomas). The Acts of the Apos?1es. (The xibsitor’s edited by tT. R. ico1l.) 2o1s. 8° Lond, 1’391 —96. V1. 2_Is o the 3econd editLon.

Card ID: 223

Author: OORE (Thomas Sturge)

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STERLING LIBRARY L1 - — REFERENCE ONLY 1OORE (Thomas Sturge). The Centaur’s booty-. pp. xxxiv. + (2). 8°. London, 19O. ma case 1ettd:,Poems, etc. [Another copy.] Bound in a volume lettered: Poems by T. Sturge Moore.

Card ID: 495

Author: MOOPE (Thomas)

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MOOPE (Thomas), the poet. BtA’EY (Thoüas.Lindsey)4 Thômis 1!oore, cm irisober Diolater, . t,ipzi, 1c06.

Card ID: 479

Author: OORE (j John Henry)

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Pcxr LtOORE (j John Henry), Bart. The Poetical works, PAJUC (Thomas), F.S.A. The Works of the British poets, ete. Vol. 44. Lonn, 1815.

Card ID: 332

Author: No Author available

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utzG REFErt4CE Os’.—’ MOOEE (Thomas Sturge. Theseus, 1Iedea and lyrics. pp. xx5cv. + (1). - 8°. London, 1904. In a case lettered: Poem:s, etc. tAnother copy.] Bound in a volume lettered: Poems by T. Sturge oore.

Card ID: 512

Author: No Author available

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a. *ITORY - CAREW (Bampfylde Moore). An Apology for the life of Mr. Bampfyldeb!oore Carew, commonly call’d the King of beggars...A particular account of the original, government, language, laws and customs of the gypsies, their method of electing their king, &c. and a parallel drawn after the manner of Plutarch, between Mr. Barn2fylde—Moore Carew and Mr. Thomas Jones. [By Mrs. Robert Goadby. With a dedication “To the Worshipful Justice Fielding” attackiri “Tom Jones”.J The sixth edition, with additions. pp. xxviii. + iv. + 350.[S.R.j 12°. Lodcn, f?1765]. [SEE NEXT CARD.]

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