Author: TLE (William)

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PflA Tern TLE (William), successively Bishop of nchester, Archbishop of York and Archbishop of Canterbury. Christianity in thought and practice. I The Ibody Lectures delivered in the University of Chicago, l93-36.] pp. 9b. Indon, 1936.

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Author: ON (William)

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Portetis Library 3 WABBURtON (William), Bishop of Gloucester. A Rational account of tle nature and end of the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. — A Discourse on the nature and end of the Lors Supper...In opposition to Dr. Warburton, pp.29. 8°. don, 1758.

Card ID: 207

Author: BAYNE (William)

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TLE o1 BAYNE (William), Biographer. See THOMSON (James), the Poet. [Two or more works. J Poems by James Thomson. Edited, with an introduction, by W.Bayne. London, [1901).

Card ID: 541

Author: SHAKESPEARE (William)

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SHAKESPEARE (William). [King Lear0l The Tragedy of King Lear. Introduction & notes by H.1.Hudson. Edited & revised by E.C.Black, with the collaboration of A.J.George. (The New Hudson 8hakeseare.) pp. xcvii. ÷ 190. Facsimile tLe-t,age and tables. 8°. London, 1949.

Card ID: 204

Author: LISLE (William)

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LISLE (William). LONDON. LIII. Miscellaneous Institutions, Societies, etc.] Early Engljh Text Society [Pub].ications.J Origiil Series. 160. Tle Old English version of the Heptar. tetoh.. .Edited. .together with a reprint of “A Saxon treatise oonoernin€ the Old. and New Testament: no* first published in print with ag)ish of our times by William L’isle of Wilburgham (1623 ,“-ad the Vulgate text of Heptateuch, by 5, J. Crawford. - Ind.on, 1922.

Card ID: 109

Author: VINCE (Stanley William Edward)

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folio 53 tLe Reference only VINCE (Stanley William Edward). Gloucestershire. London, 1942. See ENGLAND’. [Miscellaneous Subheadings. — Land Utilisation Survey of Britain.) The Land of Britain, ç. No. 67.

Card ID: 187

Author: THER (Robert William Theodore)

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FSv GUflTHER (Robert William Theodore). The Astrolabes of the world, based upon the series of instruments in the Lewis Ivans collection in tle Old. Ashmolean )useum at Oxford. With notes on astrolabes in...other public and. private collections [and a bibliography]. 2 vole. Plates, illustrations, and facsimiles. 4°. Oxford, 1932. 1. The Eastern astrola.bes. 2. The Western astrolabes. The Pagination is continuous throghout the two volumes. Subscription Edition. Copy No. LO signed by the author.

Card ID: 366

Author: C(iif)

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C(iif) LçI._S. • L — SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix. - Biography.] See HALL (William), of Queen’s Coiiege Oxford, Shakespeare’s grave: notes of traditions that were current at Stratford—on— Avon, in the latter part of tle seventeenth century, Brighton, for private circulation, 1884

Card ID: 216

Author: No Author available

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($3 027 .7(ltutchins] STJTDERS (Wilfred Leonard). See JCflS (WIlliam John) The Language barrier: a stu5.y in depth of tLe place of foreign language tzterials in the reearcIz activity of an academic conim.mity. y W. J. Hutch!ns, L. J. Pargeter [and] W. L. Saunders. fol. ShelTIeld, 1971.

Card ID: 618

Author: No Author available

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Lt—L. (-i)k:c WYCHERLEY (William). The Plàin—de1er: a comedy [in five acts and in prose and verse. Taken frox Moliere’s comedy ?tLe Misanthrope”]. As it is acted at the Theatre—Royal...The third edition. pp. (12) + 83 + (1). [D.—L.I..] 0 4 . London, 1677.

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Author: No Author available

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BALDUINUS, successively jhp of Worcester and Archbishop of Canterbury. CAMDEN (William), the Antiguar. Anglica, Normannica, Hibernica, Cambrica, a veteribus scripta, pp. 815— 878. (Itinerariuni cambri seu, Laborios Balduini.,.er Walliain legationis, accurata descriptio, auctore Silvest. Giraldo Cambrense.) FranfQrt or tLe Main, 1602. [Another edition.1 cfort on the_Main, 16o3.

Card ID: 76

Author: No Author available

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- -‘ Th, i2i- ENGLAND. Departments of State and Off iial BodiØ. Record Commission.— Work ublisiied by tle Re_cord Commission. Ancient laws and institutes of England, comprising laws enacted under the Anglo-Saxon Kings from Aethelbirht to Cnut, with an English translation of the Saxon; the laws called Edward the Confes sor’s; the laws of William the Conqueror, and those ascribed to Henry the first. Also Monumenta ecciesiastica Anglicana, from the seventh to the tenth century; and the ancient Latin version of the Anglo—Saxon laws. With a...glos— sary, &c. [Edited by B.Thorpe.] pp. (‘p) + x. + (6) + 5÷8 + (80). [L.I.] ndon, i8+o. ‘lTPC 1L Ai*ther copy.’] [See next card:]

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