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| Le Clerc, Jean (1657-1736) | 3 |
| Moreri, Louis (1643-1680) | 3 |
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Collection of extracts from religious writers and historians compiled by Nicholas Hill.
Hill, Nicholas
c.1600-1610
Divided into 53 sections containing extracts from a large number of different works, including Thomas Stapleton's 'Promptuarium', Petrarch's 'De remediis utriusque fortunÁ', and the 'Vita Jesu Christ...
Title: On Gibbon the historian being made a Lord of Trade by Lord North for which he
deserted opposition
Author: Fox, Charles James
Attribution: Charles Fox
Date(s): 1779 ?
Manuscript: Lt 11
Contents: Satire on Edward Gibbon for accepting a ministerial post and thus himself
exhibiting 'decline'; with some satire on George III
Browning, Oscar to Stoker, Bram
Browning, Oscar
26 Nov 1897; 11 Jul 1899
Sender was a writer and an historian.
Caius Crispus Sallustius the historian : translated into English. To which are prefixed the Life and character of the author and his works
Sallust (86 B.C.-34 B.C); Rowe, John (1709-1726)
1715
Page vii has Salllust in running head.
Notes on politics
1920s
Contains quotations from various politicians and historians. Possibly from 1920s.
The archives of the Leeds Education Authority (1903-60)
Meyer, W R
[1991]
Reprinted from: Local historian, v.21, no.4 (Nov. 1991).
Ancient topography of London : containing not only views of buildings... but some account of places and customs either unknown, or overlooked by the London historians
Smith, John Thomas (1766-1833)
1815
Added col. t.p., engraved: Topography of London, drawn and etched by J. R. Smith, intended as an additional accompaniment to the celebrated work of Pennant.
Dr Jan Betley
1967
One letter addressed to Harrison from Jan Betley, a Polish Historian then based at Bangor University.