Pamela; Or Virtue Rewarded. In A Series Of Familiar Letters From A Beautiful Young Damsel To Her Parents: Published , In Order To Cultivate The Principles Of Virtue And Religion In The Minds Of The Youth Of Both Sexes Richardson, Samuel (1689-1761): Novels Fiction

Clarissa, Or, The History Of A Young Lady : Comprehending The Most Important Concerns Of Private Life And Particularly Showing The Distresses That May Attend The Misconduct Both Of Parents And Children In Relation To Marriage / Published By The Editor Of Pamela, Samuel Richardson ; Edited & With Notes By Angus Ross ; Introduced By Angus Wilson & Illustrated By Simon Brett. Complete In 2 Volumes Richardson, Samuel 1689-1761

A Grammar Of The English Language, In A Series Of Letters Intended For The Use Of Schools And Of Young Persons In General; But More Especially For The Use Of Soldiers, Sailors, Apprentices And Plough-Boys. To Which Are Added, Six Lessons, Intended To Prevent Statesmen From Using False Grammar, And From Writing In An Awkward Manner. Cobbett, William Diaries, Letters, And Essays,Etiquette, Manners, And Instruction

Remarks During A Journey Through North America In The Years 1819, 1820, And 1821, In A Series Of Letters: With An Appendix, Containing An Account Of Several Of The Indian Tribes, And The Principal Missionary Stations, &C. Also, A Letter To M. Jean Baptiste Say, On The Comparative Expense Of Free And Slave Labour Hodgson, Adam (Esq. Of Liverpool, Eng.); Whiting, Samuel (Collected, Arranged, And Published By) Native Americans,Slavery,Travel

Anecdotes Of Painting In England With Some Account Of The Principal Artists; And Incidental Notes On Other Arts; Collected By The Late Mr George Vertue; And Now Digested And Published From His Original Mss. By Mr. Horace Walpole. With (In Volume Iv): The History Of The Modern Taste In Gardening. And With (Volume V): A Catalogue Of Engravers, Who Have Been Born, Or Resided In England; Digested By Mr. Horace Walpole From The Mss Of Mr George Vertue; To Which Is Added An Account Of The Life And Works Of The Latter. And With (Volume Vi): The Works Of Jonathan Richardson. Containing: I. The Theory Of Painting. Ii. Essay On The Art Of Criticism, (So Far As It Relates To Painting). Iii. The Science Of A Connoisseur. A New Edition, Corrected With T Walpole, Horace

The Political Constitutions Of Great-Britain And Ireland, Asserted And Vindicated : The Connection And Common Interest Of Both Kingdoms, Demonstrated; And The Grievances, Which, Each, More Especially The Later, With It's Capital, Has Suffered, Under Oppressive And Tyrannical Governors, Usurping And Lawless Magistrates, Dependent And Iniquitous Judges, And Spurious And Corrupt Parlements, Set Forth In Several Addresses And Letters To The Free-Citizens Of Dublin; First Delivered And Published With The Sole Intent To Detect Public Abuses, To Revive The Original Principles Of The Policy, And To Restore The Contitutional Freedom Of Elections, In General, Those Of Members Of Parlement, In Particular; Now Republished As A Cautionary Information To Lucas, Charles (1713-1771)

A Justice Of Peace For Ireland: Consisting Of Two Books. The First, Declaring The Exercise Of That Office By One Or More Justices Of Peace Out Of Sessions; The Second, Setting Forth The Form Of Proceeding In Sessions And The Matter To Be Enquired Of And Handled Therein. Composed By Sir Richard Bolton, Knt. - Chief Baron Of His Majesty's Court Of Exchequer In Ireland. To Which Are Now Added, In An Alphabetical Order, All The Statutes Now In Force In England And Ireland, (Since Sir Richard Bolton Published His Said Treatise) Which Concern The Office Of A Justice Of Peace For Ireland, Both In And Out Of Sessions. Here Are Likewise Added, Three Tables: The First Shews The Several Titles In Sir Richard Bolton's Treatise To Which Additions Have B Bolton, Sir Richard / Travers, Michael [Richard Meade's Copy]. Varia

The Shirley Letters From California Mines In 1851-52 Being A Series Of Twenty-Three Letters From Dame Shirley (Mrs. Louise Amelia Knapp Smith Clappe) To Her Sister In Massachusetts And Now Reprinted From The Pioneer Magazine Of 1854-55 With Synopses Of The Letters, A Foreword, And Many Typographical And Other Corrections And Emendations, By Thomas C. Russell, Together With "An Appreciation" By Mrs. M.V.T. Lawrence Clappe, Louise Amelia Knapp Smith Writing As Dame Shirley California History,Western Americana