The Nature Of Things, A Didascalic Poem, Translated From The Latin Of Titus Lucretius Carus: Accompanied With Commentaries, Comparative, Illustrative, Nd Scientific: And The Life Of Epicurus. Vol. Ii. Busby, Thomas:

The Nine Books Of The History Of Herodotus: Translated From The Text Of The Rev. Thomas Gaisford With Notes Illustrative And Critical, A Geographical Index, An Introductory Essay, And A Summary Of The History By Peter Edmund Laurent. (2 Volumes, Complete) Gaisford, Rev. Thomas; Peter Edmund Laurent

Synopsis Of The Universal Practice Of Medicine. Exhibiting A Concise View Of All Diseases, Both Internal And External: Illustrated With Complete Commentaries. Philadelphia,1816 Translation By Edwin A. Atlee. Joseph Lieutaud, First Physician To Louis Xv. Translated From The Latin By Edwin A. Atlee, Fellow Of The College Of Physicians, Philadelphia. Antiquarian Books,History Of Science,Medicine

Wanderings Of A Pilgrim, In Search Of The Picturesque, During Four-And-Twenty Years In The East; With Revelations Of Life In The Zenana. Illustrated With Sketches From Nature. Volumes I And Ii Parks, Fanny [Frances Susanna Archer] (1794-1875), Parlby, Major Samuel (1789-1878, Lithographer), Luard, John (1790-1875, Illustrator), D'oyley, Charles (1781-1845, Engraver)

A Journey To Iceland, And Travels In Sweden And Norway [Bound With] Stray Leaves From An Arctic Journal; Or, Eighteen Months In The Polar Regions, In Search Of Sir John Franklin's Expedition, In The Years 1850-51 Library Of Popular Travels Vol. Ii. Pfeiffer, Ida (Translated From The German By Charlotte Fenimore Cooper); Cooper; Osborn, Lieut. Sherard (Commander H.M.S. Vessel, "Pioneer.") Exploration & Travel

The Narrative Of Lawrence Mowbray Of Leeds, In The County Of York, Gent. Concerning The Bloody Popish Conspiracy Against The Life Of His Sacred Majesty, The Government, And The Protestant Religion. Wherein Is Contained I. His Knowledge Of The Said Design, From The Very First In The Year 1676, With The Opportunity He Had To Be Acquainted Therewith, . Ii. How Far Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &C. Are Engaged In The Design Of Killing The King And Firing The Cities Of London And York, For The More Speedy Setting Uppermost The Popish Religion In England, Iii. An Account Of The Assemblings Of Many Popish Priests And Jesuits At Father Rishton's Chamber ., Iv. The Discovery Of The Erecting A Nunnery At Dolebank In Yorkshire ., V. Mowbray, Lawrence British & Irish History,The Seventeenth Century