The Indian "Mutiny" 1857-58: A guide to source material in the India Office Library and Records

Reference

Seton, Rosemary E

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

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Mediaeval Medical Miniatures

Jones, Peter Murray

Book by British Library, Hilton Kelliher, Sally Brown

English literary manuscripts

KELLIHER, Hilton and BROWN, Sally

Literature & Fiction

First edition. A magnificent production which will be a delight to any bibliophile, being filled with illustrations of rare and interesting items. The British Library's fifteen-million item collection includes many of the world's most famous books - the Gutenberg Bible, a First Folio of Shakespeare, the earliest dated printed book, first editions of Chaucer, etc. This work traces the history of the Library from its foundation with Sir Hans Sloane right up to the twentieth century. With the Randeria bookplate. 272 pages. cloth, dust jacket.. 4to..

TREASURES Of The BRITISH LIBRARY.

History

Barker, Nicholas

Europe

Deidre Le Faye has edited this completely revised and expanded edition of W. and R.A.Austen-Leigh's 1913 biography of Jane Austen, long out of print but still widely regarded as the definitive life of the author. This detailed account of Austen's life, family background and literary career is based on the mass of original material among the Austen family papers and in other public and private archives, much of which has come to light since the first edition of this work. The book is illustrated with 16 plates, and includes a chronology, family trees, and a comprehensive index.

Jane Austen, a family record

Nausten-Leigh, William and Richard A. Austen-Leigh

By the turn of the nineteenth century the towns, villages and countryside of Britain had attained a picturesque and visually satisfying balance between the natural and the man-made, and judging by contemporary illustration, a beauty and comeliness unsurpassed before or since. In watercolour drawing British artists caught the changing light and weather to perfection. And in aquatint engraving combined with etching, their subtle tones and spontaneous effects could be reproduced in prints virtually indistinguishable from the original. Aquatinting was supplemented by hand-colouring, often done by teams of children. Prints were issued separately or in splendid colour-plate books, many of which have since been broken up to obtain prints for framing. These, after exposure to light, eventually fade; but the aquatints surviving intact in the British Library's volumes and the albums of the King's Topographical Collection remain as fresh and vivid as ever. In this book, nearly fifty have been selected for reproduction and comment, providing today's armchair tourist with an album that faithfully portrays the elegance and robust variety of Regency Britain.

Britain Portrayed: A Regency Album, 1780-1830

John Barr

Elgar in Manuscript

Anderson,Robert

Humor & Entertainment

, 96 pages, colour and black and white illustrations, index at the back

Medieval Maps

P. D. A. Harvey

First edition. The Seventh in the Panizzi Lecture series. Fabian traces the influences of English authors in Germany during a key period of intellectual history of the country. Illustrated. x, 110 pages. stiff paper wrappers.. small 8vo..

The English Book in Eighteenth-Century Germany (The Panizzi Lectures 1991)

Bernhard Fabian

Sundry Sorts of Music Books

Banks, Chris et al.

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