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"A monthly magazine devoted to literature, military history, and agriculture." ; Title from cover. ; Poole's index to periodical literature ; Mode of access: Internet.

Letter, December 1860, written by a Cadet named "Willie" to his cousin Mary. It is romantic in nature and largely concerns their relationship.

Notes on "The stacycons of Rome", by W.M. Rossetti. -- Political poems, etc. -- Love poems, etc. -- Religious poems from ms. Harl. 7322. An A B C poem on the passion of Christ. The Fifty-first psalm. -- Additions: Verse prolog and epilog to a book on medicine, A.B. 1440. A prentise unto woe, by Henry Baradoun, A.B. 1483. Hymn to the Virgin, by William Huchen, A.B. 1460. 'Peare of Provence and the fair Maguelone', a fragment. The Knight Amoryus and the Lady Cleopes . by John Metham. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Also translated under the title: Angelic wisdom concerning the divine love and the divine wisdom. ; On spine: Divine love and wisdom. ; Mode of access: Internet.

[CIVIL WAR] Head Quarters Bates Regiment, Velasco, Texas, July 7th, 1862, Rev. Oscar M. ADDISON has leave of absence for fourteen days, J.E. Love, Adjutant. 1 p.

William Jagger was descended from one of the founders of Southampton. He wrote this pamphlet or essay as part of a series of publicly published pamphlets on national politics. This one is addressed "To The People Of Suffolk, Of All Parties, Who Love The Truth," and it accuses Martin Van Buren's government of lies and political deceit, focusing on Martin Van Buren's statements to Congress along with budgeting, the national bank and international relations.

Various pages blank, including p. [1] at end. ; Essay on love (with half title): p. [267]-287. ; An answer to Robert Filmer's Patriarcha. Cf. DNB. ; Wrongly attributed to William Scott, Baron Stowell, by the BM. Cf. DNB. ; Essay on love first published in 1748. ; First published in 1698 under title: Discourses concerning government. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Cf. also Original series, no. 25: The Stacions of Rome . and the Pilgrims sea-voyage . A supplement of Political, religious, and love poems. Ed by F.J. Furnivalle, 1857. ; Additions and corrections (2 leaves) inserted between p. [xx] and [xxi] ; Notes on "The stacyons of Rome," by W.M. Rossetti.--Political poems, &c.--Love poems, &c.--Religious poems. Short religious poems from ms. Harl. 7322. An A-B-C poem on the passion of Christ.--The Fifty-first Psalm. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Two letters, with envelopes, from Cadet Merritt to his father. The letter of November 24, 1863 discusses school expenses, mentions the Corps being called to defend against Averell's raids; reports dissatisfaction with VMI (complains of hunger, gets " beef, irish potatoes, milk" only). The letter of May 16, 1864, written on the day after the Battle of New Market, describes being wounded, action on battlefield, mentions cadets Norborne C. Lewis (Class of 1867) and John A. Crichton (Class of 1866). This letter was possibly written from the Bushong House near the battlefield, and is written on a blank VMI form used by cadets to report excuses to the Commandant. Includes envelope addressed to W.H.E. Merritt, Lawrenceville, Brunswick Co., Virginia.

Merged into the New eclectic magazine of Baltimore (called later the Southern magazine) ; Gen. D.H. Hill, editor. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"El amor fugitivo, de Torquato Tasso; silva traducida por D.Gaspar Serrano": p. [115]-124, with special title page. ; "Venus pronuba; epitalamio del caballero Juan Bautista Marino, traducido del italiano al español por don Joaquin José Cervino. Segunda edicion": p. [83]-114, with special title page. ; Mode of access: Internet.

ed. by Frederick J. Furnivall ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- P.o.angl. 313 r-24/26

"Notes on The stacions of Rome, by W.M. Rossetti": p. [xi]-xv. cf. also Original series, no. 15. ; In two parts, each with special t.-p. ; "The stacions of Rome" in verse is from the Vernon ms. (ab. 1370 A.D.) in the Bodleian Library, Oxford; and in prose from the Porkington ms. no. 10 (ab. 1460-70 A.D.) "The pilgrims sea-voyage" is from the Trin. coll. ms. R. 3, 19 (t. Hen. VI) "Clene maydenhod" is from the Vernon ms. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Published in Great Britain under title: The lyrics of Ireland. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Number 15 in a v. of 18 American 19th-century political and religious tracts. ; Series statement transposed from head of title. ; Mode of access: Internet.