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| Sea fighters from Drake to Farragut, by Jessie Peabody Frothingham ... |
| The history of Herodotus, translated by George Rawlinson, edited Manuel Komroff. |
| The crusades ... by Harold Lamb. |
| God's battalions : the case for the Crusades / Rodney Stark. |
| The kingdom of the Crusaders. |
| Poets of reality; six twentieth-century writers [by] J. Hillis Miller. |
| When the kissing had to stop. With a new introd. by the author. |
| Admiral Hornblower in the West Indies. |
| Captain Horatio Hornblower / by C.S. Forester ; with drawings by N.C. Wyeth. |
| The captain from Connecticut, by C. S. Forester. |
| Lieutenant Hornblower. |
| A passage to India, by E. M. Forster. |
| A room with a view, by E. M. Forster. |
| Forster; a collection of critical essays. |
| E. M. Forster : a life / P. N. Furbank. |
| The novels of E.M. Forster. |
| The fiction of E.M. Forster, by George H. Thomson. |
| The lady's not for burning; a comedy. |
| Justice; a tragedy in four acts, by John Galsworthy. |
| The battle of the Villa Fiorita / Rumer Godden. |
| William Golding; a critical study, by Mark Kinkead-Weekes and Ian Gregor. |
| Mammon and the black goddess. |
| Sergeant Lamb's America / Robert Graves. |
| Collected stories, including May we borrow your husband? A sense of reality, Twenty-one stories. |
| The human factor / Graham Greene. |
| A sense of reality. |
| Lost horizon / James Hilton ; illustrations by Robert Andrew Parker ; afterword by Warren Eyster. |
| So well remembered ... |
| The innocent voyage (A high wind in Jamaica) With an introd. by Max Bogart. |
| I can't stay long / Laurie Lee ; decorations by Susan Campbell ; frontispiece by William Thomson. |
| Love, again : a novel / Doris Lessing. |
| The Concubine : a novel based upon the life of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second wife ... |
| The singing sands / by Josephine Tey. |
| In glad thanksgiving; [poems. |
| Christmas holiday, by W. Somerset Maugham. |
| The razor's edge / W. Somerset Maugham ; introduction by Anthony Curtis. |
| Images of Africa / Naomi Mitchison. |
| The fountain [by] Charles Morgan. |
| The luck of Ginger Coffey, a novel. |
| The chequer board, by Nevil Shute [pseud.] |
| The Dalkey archive [by] Flann O'Brien. |
| The fisher king : a novel / Anthony Powell. |
| Funeral games / Mary Renault. |
| El muchacho Persa / Mary Renault; traducido por M. A. Menini |
| Voyage in the dark / Jean Rhys. |
| Why so, Socrates? A dramatic version of Plato's Dialogues: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo. |
| Equus and Shrivings : two plays / by Peter Shaffer. |
| Prince of foxes. |
| The go-away bird, and other stories. |
| The crock of gold with eight illustrations in colour and decorative headings and tailpieces, by Thomas Mackenzie |
| Angel / Elizabeth Taylor ; with a new introduction by Paul Bailey. |
| Dylan Thomas in America, an intimate journal. With photos. |
| A reader's guide to Dylan Thomas. |
| Stuff of sleep and dreams : experiments in literary psychology / Leon Edel. |
| Sex and sensibility : ideal and erotic love from Milton to Mozart / Jean H. Hagstrum. |
| Voices of melancholy; studies in literary treatments of melancholy in Renaissance England. |
| The English Renaissance, fact or fiction? |
| Eighteenth century literature; an Oxford miscellany. |
| A critical history of English poetry [by] Herbert J. C. Grierson and J. C. Smith. |
| Forms of discovery; critical & historical essays on the forms of the short poem in English. |
| The inner journey of the poet, and other papers / by Kathleen Raine ; edited by Brian Keeble. |
| Selected poetry and prose; edited, with an introd. by Northrop Frye. |
| Hurlemont (Wuthering Heights) [Traduction, introd., notes, bibliographie par Sylvère Monod. Éd. illustrée] |
| The poems and plays of Robert Browning ... |
| Browning : a selection / by W.E. Williams. |
| Robert Browning: a collection of critical essays. |
| An introduction to the study of Robert Browning's poetry. By Hiram Corson... |
| Time's revenges; Browning's reputation as a thinker, 1889-1962. |
| Robert Browning, how to know him, by William Lyon Phelps ... with portrait. |
| Byron's Hebrew melodies, by Thomas L. Ashton. |
| Reading Coleridge : approaches and applications / edited by Walter B. Crawford. |
| The Moonstone. With illus. of the author and the setting of the book together with an introd. and descriptive captions by Basil Davenport. |
| Martin Chuzzlewit / ill., with introd., critical comments, and notes by Andrew Lang ... and others. |
| Saint Joan. Major Barbara. Androcles and the lion. |
| Saint Joan; a screenplay. Edited and with an introd. by Bernard F. Dukore. |
| G. B. Shaw; a collection of critical essays, edited by R. J. Kaufmann. |
| The unrepentant pilgrim; a study of the development of Bernard Shaw [by] J. Percy Smith. |
| Letters. Edited by Frederick L. Jones. |
| Letters. Edited by Frederick L. Jones. |
| Shelley, the man and the poet. |
| The young Shelley; genesis of a radical. |
| The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ; Kidnapped / by Robert Louis Stevenson. |
| The merry men : and other stories / by Robert Louis Stevenson. |
| Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson; selected and edited with an introd. and notes by William Lyon Phelps. |
| A child's garden of verses and other poems / by Robert Louis Stevenson. |
| R.L. Stevenson; a critical study, by Frank Swinnerton. |
| Selected poems, by Algernon Charles Swinburne, with an introduction by Laurence Binyon. |
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