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CLASSIFICATION
LITERATURE
SUBCLASSES PN, PR, PS, PZ
PN: GENERAL LITERARY HISTORY AND
COLLECTIONS
PR: ENGLISH LITERATURE
PS: AMERICAN LITERATURE
PZ: FICTION AND JUVENILE LITERATURE
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Library of Congress Classification Schedules
Price
Class A. General works. Polygraphy $0. 30
Class B. Partl,B-BJ. Philosophy 1.00
Class B. Part 2. BL-BX. Religion 2. 00
Class C. Auxiliary sciences of history 1. 00
Class D. Universal and old world history 3. 50
Class D. Universal and old world history, European War, D 501-725 . . .05
Class D. Supp. 2. Second World War 20
Class E-F. America 70
Class Ci. Geography, anthropology, folk-lore, manners and customs,
sports and gam(>s In revision
Class H. Social sciences 2. 75
Class J. Political science 2.75
Class L. Education 1.00
Class M. Music and books on music 1.00
Class N. Fine arts 1. 25
Class P. Philology:
Subclass P-PA. Philology, linguistic, classical philology, classical
literature 60
Subclass P-PA, supp. Byzantine and modern Greek literature,
medieval and modern Latin Literature 10
Subclass PB-PH. Philology, modern European languages .... 1.50
Subclass PG (in part). Russian literature 1.00
Subclass PJ-PM. Languages and literature of Asia, Africa,
Oceania, America, mixed languages, artificiallanguages 60
Supplement to above. Additions and changes to Jan. 1, 1936. . 10
Class P. Philology, index to languages and dialects in volumes P-PA,
PB-PH, PJ-PM 15
Subclasses PN, PR, PS, PZ : PN, General literary history and collec-
tions; PR, J^nglish literature; PS, American literature; PZ,
Fiction and Juvenile literature 1. 75
Subclass PQ, pt. 1. French literature 35
Subclass PQ, pt. 2. Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese literatures . . .50
Subclass PT, pt. 1. German literature 65
Subclass Pr, pt. 2. Dutch and Scandinavian literatures 35
Class Q. Science 1.25
Class R. Medicine In press
Class S. Agriculture, plant and animal industry, fish culture and fish-
eries, hunting sports 45
Class T. Technology 1. 50
Class U. Military science In revision
Class V. Naval science 35
Class Z. Bibliography and library science 1.00
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
CLASSIFICATION
LITERATURE
SUBCLASSES PN, PR, PS, PZ
PN: GENERAL LITERARY HISTORY AND
COLLECTIONS
PR: ENGLISH LITERATURE
PS: AMERICAN LITERATURE
PZ: FICTION AND JUVENILE LITERATURE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1915
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington 25, D. C. - Price $1.75
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PREFATORY NOTE
The schedules for PN, PR and PS were originally prepared by Dr.
Edwin Wiley, under the supervision of Mr. Charles Martel, then Chief
Classifier. They are now printed, with revisions to date, for admin-
istrative purposes and for the convenience of libraries using the
Library of Congre.^is classification.
In the case of PR and PS, PR has been used for English writers in
general, including those of the British colonies, PS being limited to
the United States.
It is to be noted that the main purpose of this work is to furnish
an aid to classification and not to give a complete hst of authors
represented in these classes of the Library's collection. The names of
several weU-known writers of recent fiction are omitted for the reason
that their works are classified in PZ 3. On the other hand, names
are cited in certain cases as illustrative of the method of using the
class numbers rather than showing the importance of the authors.
The classification schedules for foreign literature are stiU In progress
and wUl, it is expected, be issued in several sections, French, German,
Italian, etc., as completed.
Clarence W. Peblet,
Chief Classifier
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Washington, August 15, 1914
720737
EXPLANATION OF REFERENCES TO TABLES
When schemes for a special author or work are not written out in
full, the tables of subdivisions given at the end are to be applied as
indicated by the Roman numerals in curves. Thus, PR 2350-2368
Spenser (111) indicates that the works are to be arranged as shown in
literature Table III; PR 2355-2360, a special adaptation of the
table, is ^ven m full in the schedules.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
CLASSIFICATION
CLASS PN: LITERATURE (GENERAL)
LITERATURE: GENERAL AND
UNIVERSAL
LITERARY HISTORY. COLLECTIONS
PN
Periodioals.
Only periodicftla devoted excliuively to literary history and
criticiBm to be clftasified here.
General periodicala, magazines and reviews in AP; purely
bibliographical periodical and re\aewB in Z (e. g. Revue
critique); linguietic and literary periodicals, in P-PM
1 International (Polyglot).
2 American and Enghsh.
3 French.
4 German.
5 Italian.
6 Spanish.
9 Other.
11-19 yEAEBOOKS.
(Arranged like PN 1-9.)
21-29 SOCJIETIES.
(Arranged like PN 1-9; under each, .A2 Collective.)
All literary societies of general nature classed here.
Cf. PN 121, Authors' associatione; PR 5; PS 5.
30 Literary societies in public schools.
CONORESSEB.
31 Permanent. By name.
33 Others. By date.
Collections.
Cf. PN 861-«63, Comparative literature— Collections.
35 Series. Monographs by different authors.
36 Studies in honor of a particular person or institution
("Festschriften").
Prefer P 26.
37 Collected works, papers, essays, by individual
authors.
PN LITERATURE PN
41 Encyclopedias. Dictionaries.
e. g. Vapereau, Dictionnaire univereel dee litt^raturee.
Cf. PN 451^81, Biography.
43 Minor.
Including worke not in dictionary form:
Notee and queries, Curiosities of literature, etc.
Theory. Philosophy. Esthetics.
Cf. BH; N 70-79; PN 80-99, 101+, 1031 + , 1631 + , etc.
45 General works. Ideals, form and content, etc.
General special. Relation to and treatment of
special elements, problems, and subjects.
46 Inspiration.
47 Life.
48 Nature.
Cf. PQ 145.3, 473; PR 143, 508; etc.
See alflo PN 56. F5, Fishing, piscatory literature;
PN 56. G3, Gardens.
49 Philosophy, ethics, religion, etc.
Cf. PN 1077, Poetry; PN 1647-1649, Drama; PN 3347-
3351, Prose.
50 Relation to history.
51 Relation to sociology, economics, political science,
etc. (Social ideals, forces, etc., in literature.)
52 Relation to education.
53 Relation to art.
54 Relation to language.
55 Relation to science.
56 Other special, A-Z.
e. g. .F5, Fishing, piscatory literature.
.03. Gardens.
.14, Idealism (including realism and idealism,
and general esthetic di-scussiona of
idealism, realism, naturalism, roman-
ticism, etc.).
For history of movements, see PN 599
605.
Cf. PN 56.R3, PN 66.R7.
.M7, Mountains.
(.N2) Naturalism, see Realism.
.R3, ReaUsm. Naturalism.'
.R7, Romanticism.'
.S8, Supernatural.
.S9, ' Symbolism.
(.W6) Women.
*■ Cf. PN 481. Feminine influence in lit-
erature.
' Prefer history, e. g. PN 769. R7, Romanticism in the 19th century.
10
PN LITERATURE PN
Theory, Philosophy. Esthetics.
General special— Continued.
57 Individual characters in literature, A-Z.
e. g . A.1, Collective.
Cf. PN 1103, Poetry; PN 1711 Drama;
PN 3411, Fiction.
.A2, Female charactere.
.A6, Arthur and Arthurian legends.
. .C2, Caesar.
.D7, Don Juan.
.F3, Fauflt.
.G3, Galahad.
.G7, Grail.
.G8, Griaelda.
.H4, Helen of Troy
.J8, Judith.
.P3, Pareifal.
.S6, Sohrab and Ruetum.
.T3, TannhauBer.
.T8, Tristan and Isolde.
58 Essays.
Cf. PN 88-94, Criticism; PN 500-519, CoUectionB.
Books and reading, see Z 1003.
Cf. PN 81-99, 510-519; Z 1055.
Study and teaching.
Cf. LB 1527, 1575, 1631, 2365; LC 1001-1021.
59 General.
61 General special.
By period.
63 Ancient.
64 Middle ages.
65 Renaissance.
66 17th-18th century.
67 19th century.
68 20th century.
By country.
Prefer PQ-PV.
70 United States.
71 Other countries, A-Z.
72 By school, A-Z.
Prefer PQ-PV.
Criticism.
80 Periodicals.
Theory. Canons.
Cf. PN 1031-1036, Poetry.
PN 3335, Fiction.
81 General works.
85 Minor works. Essays lectures, etc.
11
PN LITERATURE PN
Griticiflm — Continued.
86
History.
(Including collections of criticisms.)
Cl. PN 500-519.
88
Medieval and Renaissance to 1600.
89
Seventeenth century.
90
Eighteenth century.
92
Nineteenth century.
94
Twentieth century.
98
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
99
Special country, A-Z.
Under each :
(1) General.
(2) By period.
Early.
Medieval.
Modern.
(3) Authors.
(Reference only.)
Anthorsliip.
(General works only. Special coimtries, PQ-PV.)
Periodicals.
Cf. PN 1-9.
101
American and English.
109
Other.
111
Yearbooks.
Cf. PN 11-19.
121
Associations,
Cf. PN 21-29.
Congresses.
Cf. PN 31-33.
131
International.
133
National (and local). By country, A-Z.
137
Collections.
Cf. PN 35-37, 91.
141
Dictionaries.
Treatises.
145
General works (Theory and technique).
146
Research work. Historical and scientific author-
ship.
147
Popular. Minor. "Writing for the press."
Including handbookB, "desk books" (queetiona of
punctuation, capitalization, spelling, etc.).
Cf. PN 4775-4783, Journalism.
149
Addresses. Essays, etc.
12
PN LITERATURE PN
Authorship — Continued.
General special.
Authorship as a profession. Ethics. Relations.
Social conditions of autiiors, etc.
160 Early works.
151 General works. Treatises.
153 Popular works.
Special,
155 "Authors and publishers."
Cf. PN 173-241, Technique.
Copyright, see Z 551-644.
(156) Censorship, see Z 657-661.
Cf. PN 2044-2051.
157 Dilettantism.
159 Amateur and juvenile writers.
160 Preparation of manuscripts, etc.
161 How to sell manuscripts.
163 Literary agents.
164 Literary landmarks. Homes and haunts of au-
thors.
Greneral only; for national, see PR 101-106 (Eng-
lish), etc.
165 Miscellany: Anecdotes, quarrels and amenities of
authors, etc.
Plagiarism.
167 General.
168 Cases, A-Z.
(Arranged under name of author accused.)
169 Satire. Humor.
171 Other special, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. .D4, Dedications.
.E3, Eccentric literature.
Literary forgeries, imposturee.
.F6, General works;
.F7A-Z, CaaeB. By name, A-Z.
.16 Insane authors.
.17 Introductions.
.03, Obsequies.
.P4, Pensions.
.P7, Prefaces.
.P8, Prologues and epilogues.
(.W6) Women writers, see PN 471.
Technique. Literary composition. Rhetoric.
Cf. P-PF (subdivision 41O-i60 under each language).
For Rhetoric and compoeition prefer PE 1407-1443.
13
PN
LITERATURE PN
AuthorsMp.
Technique. Literary composition, etc. Continued.
Theory, philosophy.
Of. PN 51-75.
173
Eaxly works.
Later.
176
English.
176
French.
179
Other.
181
Study and teaching.
History, see PN 81-93.
Treatises.
185
Early.
Later.
187
Enghsh.
189
Other.
191
Compends.
193
Elementary manuals.
195
Quizzes.
197
Exercises and specimens.
198
Lists of subjects, outlines.
199
Studies of particular authors, by author. A-Z.
(Technique only.)
General special.
203
Style.
Cf. PE 1421
205
Exposition
207
Argumentation.
209
Analysis.
218
Other.
Special elements of style.
221
Invention.
223
Imitation.
225
Amplification.
Figures.
227
General.
228
Special, A-Z.
229
Use of adjectives, epithets, etc.
.E9, Expletives.
(230)
Fiction. Novels. Stories. See PN 3355-3378
Special kinds of style.
Cf. Special forr a of literature, PN 1010+.
(231)
Historical, see D 13.
(233)
Oratorical, see PN 4142.
234
Essays and essay writing.
14
PN LITERATURE PN
Authorship.
Technique. Literary composition. Rhetoric.
Special kinds of style— Continued.
235 Epistolary.
(237) Dialogue.
(239) Other (Paneg3'Tic, Pathetic, Philosophic, etc.,
Romantic, Satiric, Grotesque, 0)mic).
241 Translating. Technique, art, etc.
Cf. PN 881-(895), Literary bietory of translations.
245 Aids.
Commonplace books, see PN 6245-6.
249 Indexes (Use, value, etc.).
Technique of indexing, "How to make an index,"
see Z 695.
Serial indexes, see AI.
IITEEAEY HISTOEY.
Biography.
General collections.
Under each :
(1) Comprehensive.
(2) Minor.
(3) Collected memoirs, letters, etc.
451-453
English.
456-458
French.
461-463
German.
466
Other.
Women authors.
471
English works.
472
French works.
473
German works.
479
Other.
481
Feminine influence in hterature. Authors' relations
to women. Love, Marriage, etc.
(General works only. Special countries, see
PQ 147.5; PR 119, etc.)
Literary history.
Collections.
Various authoi-s.
500
Early (to 1800).
501
American and English.
502
Dutch.
503
French.
504
German.
15
PN - LITERATURE PN
Literary history.
Collections.
Various authors — Continued.
505
Italian.
506
Scandinavian.
507
Slavic.
508
Spanish, etc.
509
^ther.
510-519
Collected essays of individual authors. Essays on
ancient and modern Uterature.
(Divided like 500-509.)
Medieval and modern, see PN 710.
For other periods or subjects, see PN 630, 6C0,
681, 863, 945, 1136, etc.; also PQ-PV.
Comprehensive works. Universal histories, etc.
Under each :
Early works.
(1) To 1800.
(2) 1801-1860.
Recent.
(3) Treatises.
(4) Compends, TexUbooks, OutHnes.
521-524
American and English.
531-534
Dutch.
541-544
French.
551-554
German.
561-564
Italian.
571-574
Scandinavian.
581-584
Slavic.
591-594
Spanish, Portuguese and Spanish American.
595
Other, A-Z.
Special relations, movements, and currents of litera-
ture (general only).
For theory, esthetica, see PN 45-56.
597
Classical (Greek and Roman) hterature in relation
to modem hterature, see PN 883.
599
Idealism.
601
Reahsm. Naturalism.
603
Romaticism.
605
Other. A-Z.
e. g. .C2, Catholic church— influence on literature
C{. PN 682.
16
PN
LITERATURE
PN
611
620-629 ^
630
640-649 '
650-659 »
660
665
667
669
670-679 »
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
Literary history — Continued.
By period.
Ancient.
Origins.
Comprehensive works.
Minor works. Essajrs, lectures, etc.
Alexandrian and early Christian.
Oiiental.
Comprehensive works.
Minor works. Essays, lectures, etc.
Medieval (to 1500).
Collections of medieval literature.
Minor. Selections.
Dictionaries.
Comprehensive works.
Minor works. Essays, lectures, etc.
General special.
e. g. Catholic influence in literature.
Cf. PN 605.C2.
Special forms of medieval literature.
Prefer PQ-PV.
Legends.
Juvenile literature, see PZ.
Hero legends (Heldensage).
Arthurian legends.
Special, A-Z.
e. g. Arthur.
Galahad.
Gawain.
The Grail.
Launcelot.
Perceval (Parsifal, etc.).
Tnstram.
Note. For treatment in general
literature s^e PN 67. A-Z.
Other special subjects,
e. g. Charlemagne.
Cid.
Eulenspiegel.
Faust, see PN 57 and PT.
Helen of Troy.
Jewish Boy.
Niebelungenlied, see PT.
Robin Hood, see PR 2126-2129, PZ 8.1.
Wandering Jew.
Swan-Knight.
Seven Sages.
Seven Sleepers.
27595 O — 51 2
Divided like PN 600-509,
17
PN LITERATURE PN
literary history.
By period.
Medieval (to 1500).
Special forms — Continued.
688
Poetry.
689
Epic poetry.
690
Special subjects, A-Z.
e. g. Tristram and Isolde.
Cf. PN 57.T.
691
Lyric poetry.
692
Prose. Prose fiction.
693
Special tales, A-Z.
e. g. Wife of Bath's Tale.
694
Other special forms, A-Z.
e. g. Fabliaux, Fables.
Prefer PQ-PV.
Modern.
(Including medieval and modem, also Works on special
portions of Europe, e. g. Southern Europe.)
695
Collections.
700-709 '
Comprehensive works.
710
Minor works. Essays, lectures, etc.
Renaissance (1500-1700).
715
Collections.
(Sources with commentary, etc.)
720-729 »
Comprehensive works.
730-739 >
16th century.
(Including works specifically on Humanism and
the Revival of learning.)
740-749 »
17th century.
750-759 >
18th (and early 19th) century. Romanticism.
760-769 '
19th century.
Early 19th century, romanticism, see PN 750-759.
771-779 '
20th century.
(821)
Eomance literatures, see PQ.
831
Germanic literatures.
Comparative literature.
Prefer PA, PQ-PV for studies of the literary relar
tions of special countries and special authors.
Works on the literary relations of the United States
and Great Britain, with other countries, in PR.
For special periods, see PN 611-709.
For special forms of literature, see the subject in
general literary history.
Added entries to be made for (881) and (884).
851
Periodicals.
855
Societies.
• Divided Uke PN 500-509.
18
PN LITERATURE PN
literary history.
Comparative literature — Continued.
Collections.
Cf. PN 3&-37.
861
Series. Monograplis by different authors.
863
Collected works, essays, papers by different
authors.
Study and teaching of comparative htorature.
Prefer PN 59-72.
867
General.
868
By country, A-Z.
869
By school, A-Z.
871-879
General works.
(881)
Special forms or kinds (genres), A-Z.
(.P5) Picaresque romances, see PN 3428-3430.
(.R7) Robinsonades.
883
Classical antiquity and literatuie in relation to
modern literature.
Prefer periods, e. g. PN 671; or countriea, e. g. PR 127 ;
PQ 251 ("Querelle des anciens et modemes").
(884)
By country, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) General works.
(2) Special authors.
Translations.
(885)
Tlie art of translating, see PN 241.
886
General works.
887
Minor.
Special.
Prefer PQ-PV.
(888)
English.
(889)
German.
(890)
Dutch.
(891)
Scandinavian.
(893)
French.
(894)
Italian.
(895)
Spanish and Portuguese.
(896)
Other Romanic.
(898)
Slavic.
(899)
Other.
Folk literature.
For P^olk literature of special countries, see PQ-PV.
Prefer GR, Folk-lore.
905
Periodicals.
» Divided Uke PN 500-509.
19
«N
LITERATURE '«
Literary history.
Folk literatur©— Continued.
907
Societies.
911
Collections.
916
Dictionaries. '
921
Theory, relations, etc.
930-939 '
Treatises.
945
Minor. F^ays. Addresses, etc.
Special.
951
Origins.
Medieval.
953
Comprehensive.
955
Early (to 1400).
957
TAier (to 1600).
Modern.
959
Comprehensive.
961
To 1800.
963
19th-20th centuries.
By class.
970
Chap-books and Chap-book literature.
General workfl only.
English, Bee PR 972-975.
French, PQ 78S-806.
German, PT 883-908.
(975)
Folk poetry, see PN 1341.
Fables.
Juvenile, see PZ8.2, 14.2, et«.
980
History. Origins.
981
Early works (to 1800).
982
American and English.
983
Dutch.
984
French.
985
German.
986
Italian.
987
Scandinavian.
988
Spanish.
989
Other countries, A-Z,
e. g. India.
993
Plant fables.
999
Prose romances, ^tc.
Cf. PN 670-691, Medieval lite^ture.
PN 3451-3503, History oi p oee fiction.
PQ, PR, etc., Special Iflnguages.
e. g. Anglo-Nonnan, PR 2115-2116.
'Divided like PN 500-609.
20
PN LITERATURE FN
Literary history.
Folk literature.
By class — Continued.
1001 Folk tales and legends.
Prefer GR.
(1003)
Proverbs, see PN 6401-6525.
(1005)
Folk riddles, see GR 975.
1008
Other, A-Z.
POETEY.
1010
Periodicals.
1012
Societies.
1014
Congresses.
1016
Collections (of monographs) .
1021
Dictionaries.
Theory, philosophy, relations, etc.
1031
General.
1035
History of the theory of poetry.
Poetics.
General works.
1040
Ancient and medieval (to 1600).
e. g. Aristotle, Scaliger, etc.
For Greek texts of Aristotle's Poetics, see PA.
Modem.
1041
English (to 1800).
1042
English, 1801-
1043
French.
1044
German.
1045
Italian.
1046
Scandinav:'-.n.
1047
Slavic.
1048
Spanish and Portuguese.
1049
Other languages, A-Z.
1055
Miscellaneous essays, etc.
(1057)
Technique of blank verse, see P311; PA;
PE 1515; tc.
1059
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .E7, Euphonic poetry.
.P7, Poetic license.
.S7, Song-writing.
1064
Poets on poetry. Anthologies in praise of poetry, etc
See also PN 6084. P7, Praise of great men.
Relations to, and treatment of, special subjects.
1065
Nature, landscape, etc.
Gf. PN 48, PR 143, 508, etc.
21
PN POETRY PN
Relations to special subjects — Continued.
1066
Relation to music.
1069
Relation to art.
1072
Relation to other forms of literature.
1075
Relation to life.
1076
Relation to love.
1077
Relation to philosophy, ethics, religion, myth, etc.
Religion and theology of the poets.
1081
Relation to pohtics, social progress, etc.
e. g. Gummere, Democracy and poetry.
Prefer HN.
1082
Relation to economics.
1091
Women and poetry. Feminine influence.
Cf. PN 471-481, Women authors; HQ 1386. Women in litera-
ture .
1097
Uneducated poets.
1)01
Study and teaching.
Prosody, metrics, rhythmics, see P-PM.
1103
Characters: heroes, heroines, etc.
History and criticism.
General.
1105
Early works.
1111-1119'
Modern.
1126
General special.
e. g. Origins.
1136
Essays.
By period.
1140-1149 1
Ancient.
Oriental, see PJ.
Chinese, see PL.
1160-1169'
Medieval and modern.
Medieval, see PN 670-691.
1180-1189 '
Renaissance.
1200-1209 '
16th century.
1220-1229'
17th century.
1240-1249 '
18th century.
1260-1269 '
19th century.
1270-1279 '
20th century.
Special kinds.
Epic poetry.
Comprehensive treatises.
1301
Early.
1303
Recent.
130:,
Minor.
' Divided like PN 501-509.
22
PN POETRY PN
POETRY
Special kinds.
Epic poetry — Continued.
By period.
1307
Ancient.
(1312)
Medieval, sta PN 683.
1317
Modem (since 1500).
Special topics.
1323
National heroic epics.
1326
Romantic epics. Romances of chivalry.
Cf. PN 683.
1329
Allegorical epics.
1332
Descriptive epics.
1333
Other, A-Z.
e. g. .A6, Animal epics.
Folk poetry.
1341
General works.
;■
Lyric poetry.
Cf. PN 687.
Comprehensive treatises.
1351
Early.
1356
Recent.
1361
Minor.
Special.
1371
O^es.
1376
Ballads.
1381
Songs.
1386
Hymns and sacred poems.
1389
Elegies.
1401
Didactic poetry.
1411
Descriptive poetry.
1421
Pastoral and bucolic poetry.
1431
Christmas poetry. Carols, etc.
1441
The poetic epigram. Epitaphs, etc.
1451
Vers de society.
Minor forms of poetry.
1471
Ballade.
1475
Centos, pasticcios, etc. (including specimens)
1479
Chant royal. ^
1485
K>Tielle.
1489
Macoronic verse (including specimens).
1493
Madrigal.
1497
Pantoum.
1501
Rondeau.
1504
Rondel.
1507
Roundelay.
23
PN DRAMA PN
Minor forms of poetry — Continued.
1511 Sestina.
1514 Sonnet.
1517 Triolet.
1521 Villanelle.
1623 Virelai.
1525 Other (anagrams, echo verse, nonsense rhymes, etc.).
The dialogue.
1561 Treatises.
TEE DRAMA.
1600-1609*
Periodicals.
1610
Yearbooks, by date.
1611-1619*
Societies.
Collections.
1621
Various authors.
1623
Collected essays of individual authors.
1625
Dictionaries.
Philosophy, esthetics, scope, relations, etc.
1631
General.
1633
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .13, IdoaUam.
.N2, Nattualism.
Relations to, and treatment of, special subjects.
1635
Relation to other forms of literature.
1637
Relation to pictorial art.
1639
Relation to music.
1641
Relation to life.
1643
Relation to sociology.
1647
Relation to philosophy, ethics, and religion.
1649
Relation to the church.
1650
Other special, A-Z.
General works on the drama and the stage.
1654
Early works (to 1800).
1655
Treatises, 1801.
1657
Minor works.
Technique of dramatic composition.
1660-1669 '
General treatises.
1670
Minor: Pamphlets, etc.
Special.
1672
The unities.
1675
Tragic effect. Tragic fault, poetic justice, etc
1678
Comic effect.
» Divided like PN 500-^9.
24
FN
DRAMA
PN
1683
1685
1687
1689
1690
1691
1701
1707
1711
1720-1729 '
1731
1741
1751
1761
1766
1771
(1775)
(1778)
(1781)
1785
1791
1800
1801
1811
1821
1831
1841
1851
1861
Technique of dramatic composition.
Special — Continued.
Plot.
Exposition. Development of the action
Suspense.
Character treatment.
Treatment of masses (crowds, etc.).
Cf. PN 2091. M2.
Construction of the play: acts, scenes, etc.
Study and teaching.
Criticism.
Characters, heroes, heroines, etc.
History.
Comprehensive.
Minor. Compends. Outlines.
By period.
Ancient.
Medieval.
General.
Special.
Miracle plays.
Mysteries.
Moralities.
By country.
England, see PR 641-644.
France, see PQ 513, (1217), 1343-1385
Other, A-Z, see PQ-PV.
Renaissance.
General.
Special.
By period.
Early (to 1550).
Later (1550-1650).
Modern.
General (including medieval, renaissance, and
modern).
Special.
By period.
17 th centui-y.
18th century.
19th-20th centuries.
20th century.
« Divided like PN 500-509.
25
PN DRAMA PN
Special types.
Under each:
(0) Collections.
'Uj;
History.
(1) Early works (to 1800)
(2) General works, 1801-
(3) Origins, sources, etc.
By period.
(4) Ancient. ■ *
(5) Medieval.
(6) Renaissance.
(7) Modem.
(9) Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Opera, comic opera, etc., see ML 1800-1960.
1870-1879
Historical plays.
1880
Religious plays.
Cf. PN 1647, 1761-1771, 3235-3241, 6120.R4.
1885
Other special types, by subject, A-Z.
Prefer PN 1635-1650.
1890-1899
Tragedy.
1910-1919
Melodrama.
Cf. ML 2050 Musical hiatory.
1920-1929
Comedy.
1934
Interludes, masques, etc.
1940-1949
Farces. Burlesques. Mimes.
1960-1969
Vaudeville. Varieties.
Prefer ML. ,
1969.M5
Minstrels.
1970-1979
Marionettes, Punch and Judy, etc.
1979.P9
Punch and Judy, Punchinello, Polichinelle, etc,
1979.S5
Shadow plays.
Cf. PN 6120.
Plays (texts). Collections and separate plays,
1980
English.
1981
Other.
1985
Pantomimes.
Plays (texts), see PN 6120.P3.
1988
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
o. g. Harlequin.
For amateur oiitertainmenta, see PN 4305. P2.
Ballet.
Prefer ML 3460.
Cf. GV 1.580-1798, Dancing.
1989 General works. ^
26
PN DRAMA PN
Special types.
Ballet — Continued.
Special.
1990 By plac«, A-Z.
1991 By troupe, company, etc., A-Z.
Biography, see GV 1785.
Elssler, Vestris, etc., in ML 419.
Moving-pictuje shows.
1993 Periodicals.
1994 General works.
.Al-5, Documents.
1995 Greneral special.
1996 How to write "photo-plays."
1997 Plays, Scenarios, etc.
1998 Miscellaneous: Directories, Catalogs, etc.
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Periodicals. ; ,; v^.e. '
2000 American.
.A2, Early (to 1820).
2001 English. , , ,
2002 Dutch. <
2003 French. :- ::
2004 German. ^l.?^: -c i. ,- :
2005 Itahan. . / ■ . '■ ■
2006 Scandinavian.
2007 Slavic. . ^
2008 Spanish. : : . ' ■ v ^^
2009 Other. '
2012 Yearbooks.
(General only. Local in PN 2300 + .)
Societies.
2015 International.
2016 United States.
2017 Other countries, A-Z.
2018 Congresses, Conventions By date.
2019 Expositions. By date.
Collections.
2020 Various authors.
2021-2029 Collected essays by individual authoi-s.
2035 Dictionaries.
Philosophy, relations, etc.
2037 General.
Special.
2039 Esthetics, relations to hterature, music, etc.
Divided like P.N 501-509.
27
PN DRAMA FN
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Philosophy, relations, etc.
Special — Contioued.
Belation to the state. Begulation and control.
Censorship.
2042 General.
2044 By country, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) Documents, laws, etc.
(2) Other works.
2045 Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. Law of tickets.
Influence of the drama. Belation to ethics, the
chnrch, etc. General works (Controversial,
etc.).
English.
2047 Early (to 1800).
2049 Recent.
2051 Other.
2053 Management, organization, administration.
Cf. PN 2085-2091, Stage management.
2054 Guides to the selection of plays.
2055 Acting as a profession.
Art of acting.
Cf. PN 4001+ (Oratory, elocution).
2061 Treatises.
2065 Popular works.
Special topics.
2067 Costume.
Cf. GT 1740-1745.
2068 Make-up.
2071 Other, A-Z.
c. g. .G4, Gestures.
Cf. PN4165.
2073 Contracts, blanks, forms, diaries, etc.
Study and teaching.
2075 General.
2078 By country, A-Z.
Subarranged:
(1) General works.
(2) Dramatic schools, A-Z (By place).
The stage and accessories.
Stage management, the building, mechanical de-
vices, etc.).
Prefer architecture, NA 6820-6840.
23
FN
DRAMA
PN
Dramatic representation. The theater.
The stage and accessories — Continued.
2085
Treatises.
2086
General special.
2087
By country, A-Z.
2091
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .E4, Electrical devices.
.P3, Panics.
.S8, Stage aettingB, scenery, etr
2093
Miscellaneous. Minor.
2095
Satire, humor, etc.
History.
2100-2109 »
Comprehensive works.
2115
Minor works. Essays, etc.
2122
General dpecial.
e. g. Firat performancee.
By period.
Ancient.
Cf . PA. Glaasic literature.
2131
General.
2132
Greneral special.
2135
Special topics, A-Z.
By country.
2137
Greece.
2141
Rome.
2145
Other.
Medieval.
2152
General.
2154
Early to 1400.
2156
Fifteenth century.
2159
Special topics, A-Z.
Renaissance.
2171
General.
2173
Sixteentlj century.
2174
Seventeenth century.
2179
Special topics, A-Z.
Modern.
2181
GeneraL
2183
Eighteenth century.
2185
Nineteenth century.
2189
Twentieth century.
2193
Special topics, A-Z.
> Divided like PN 500^509.
29
PN DRAMA PN
Dramatic representation. The theater — Continued
Biography. General.
Special, see PN 2285-7, 2307-3030.
2205 Collections.
2208 Dictionaries.
2215 Homes and haunts of actors.
2217 Anecdotes. Wit. Humor, etc.
2219 Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .C2, Cabaretfl; .C3, Caf^a chantante.
Special countries.
United States.
Periodicals, see 2000-2009.
Societies, see 2015-2017.
2220 Collections.
History.
2221 Comprehensive.
2226 General special.
2232 Minor.
By period.
2237 Early, to 1800.
2239 Contemporary works.
Nineteenth century.
2245 Comprehensive.
2248 To 1860.
2251 Contemporary works.
2256 1860-1900.
2259 Contemporary works.
2266 Twentieth century.
Local.
2273 Regioas. (East, South, West, etc.), A-Z.
2275 States, A-Z. ,^
2277 Cities, A-Z.
Biography.
2285 Collected, including Portrait albums, etc.
2286 Negro actors, minstrels, etc.
2287 Individual, by name of actor, A-Z. (Stage
name.) ir
2289 Directories. Guide books, etc. Cf;;
General only. 58 i
Local, see PN 2275-2277.
Management, organization, administration, etc.
(Syndicates, circuits, troups, etc.)
2291 General works.
PN
DRAMA
PN
2293
2295
2297
2298
2300
2301
2302
2303
2304
2305
2306
2307
2308
2310-2318
2320
2325
2326
2327
2328
2329
2330
2331
2332
2333
2334
2340-2344 »
2350-2354 '
2360-2364 »
2370-2374 *
2380-2384 »
Dramatic representation. The theater— Continued.
Special countries.
United States.
Management, organization, administration,
etc. — Continued.
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .14, Independent theaters.
.T8, Theatrical tmsts.
Corporations and institut'.ons, A-Z.
Theatrical troups.
e. g. .D3, Daly's.
Special plays, spectacles, etc., by name.
Canada.
Collections.
History.
General.
Early (to 1800).
19th century. , ..
20th century. ; , , /
Provinces, A-Z. ^ , ^ , [ . "
Cities, A-Z. ,
Biography.
Collected.
Individual, A-Z. '
Mexico (Divided like 2300-2308).
Central America.
British Honduras. ^^^^^^^ ' ^udi
Collections.
History.
Local, A-Z. 'r3,irr^
Biography. . :,- i
Collected. ; : ;
Individual, A-Z.
Costa Rica. lwj. f'TcV
s- Collections.
History.
Local, A-Z. ' Oas.:.
Biography.
Collected. ■ - -
Individual, A-Z. i.H^^
Guatemala.
Honduras. ^'^'^
Nicaragua.
Panama. '
Salvador.
' Divided Uke 2330-2334.
81
FN
DRAMA
PN
2390
2395-2399 »
2400-2404 *
2410-2414 ^
2415-2419 '
2420-2424 »
2430-2434 '
2440
2445
2450
2451
2452
2453
2454
2460-2464 '
2470-2474 »
2480-2484 '
2490-2494 »
2500-2504 '
2510-2514 »
2515-2519 '
2520-2524 '
2525-2529 '
2530-2534 '
2540-2544 *
2650-2554 »
2570
2575
2580
2581
2582
2583
2585
2586
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Special countries — Continued.
West Indies.
Bahamas.
Cuba.
Dominican Republic.
Haiti.
Jamaica.
Porto Rico.
Others, A-Z.
South America.
Argentine Republic.
Collections.
History.
Local, A-Z.
Biography.
Collected.
Individual, A-Z,
Bolivia.
Brazil.
British Guiana.
Chile.
Colombia.
Dutch Guiana. Surinam.
Ecuador.
French Guiana.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Europe.
Great Britain, England.
Theatrical clubs, A-Z.
e. g. .G2, Ganick club, Cambridge.
.03, Ganick club, London.
Collections.
History.
General.
Special topics, A-Z.
For ceneorehip, see PN 2044.
Minor. Essays, etc.
By period.
Early (to 1800).
Origins.
> Divided like 2330-2334.
' Divided like 2450-2454.
82
PN DRAMA PN
DRAMA 1
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Special countries.
Europe.
Great Britain, England.
Hiatory.
By period — Continued.
2587
Medieval.
2588
Special topics, A-Z.
2589
Renaissance.
2590
Special topics, A-Z.
(2591)
Modem.
2592
17th century (17th-18th centuries)
2593
18th century.
2594
19th century.
2595
20th century. Recent.
2596
Special Enghsh cities, A-Z.
e. g. .L6, London— General.
.L7, London — Special theaters, A-Z.
Biography.
2597
Collected.
2598
Individual, A-Z.
Ireland.
2600
Collections.
2601
History, Biography, etc.
2602
Local, A-Z.
Scotland.
2603
Collections.
2604
History, Biography, etc.
2605
Local, A-Z.
Wales.
2606
Collections.
2607
History, Biography, etc.
2608
Local, A-Z.
2609
Other local A-Z.
Austria-Hungary.
2610
Collections.
History.
2611
General.
2612
Early (to 1800).
2613
19th century.
2614
20th century. Recent.
2615
Special states, provinces, etc.
2616
Special cities, A-Z.
Biography.
2617
Collected.
2618
Individual, A-Z.
!l27.'(!>r> ()
r.i :{ 33
PH DRAMA PN
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Special countries.
Europe — Contiaued.
France.
2620
Cbllections.
History.
2621
General.
2622
Special topics, A-Z.
2623
Minor. Essays, etc.
By period.
2625
Early (to 1800).
2626
Origins.
2627
Medieval.
2628
Special topics, A-Z.
2629
Renaissance.
2630
Special topics, A-Z.
(2631)
Modem.
2632
17th century (17th-18th centuries)
2633
18th century.
2634
19th century.
2635
20th century.
2636
Local, A-Z.
Biography.
2637
0)llected.
2638
Individual, A-Z.
Germany.
2640
Collections.
History.
2641
General.
2642
Special topics, A-Z.
2643
Minor. EJssays, etc.
By period.
2645
Early (to 1800).
2646
Origins.
2647
Medieval.
2648
Special topics, A-Z.
2649
Renaissance.
2650
Special topics, A-Z.
(2651)
Modem.
2652
17th-18th centuries.
2653
19th century.
2654
20th century. Recent.
2655
Special states, provinces, etc., A-Z.
2656
Special cities, A-Z.
M
PN
DRAMA
PN
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Special countries.
Europe.
Germany— Continued.
Biography.
2657
Collected.
2658
Individual, A-Z.
2660-2668 '
Greece (Modern).
2670-2688
Italy (Divided like 2640-2658).
2690-2693
Netherlands (divided like 2060-2063).
2700-2708 •
Belgium.
2710-2718'
Holland.
2719
Luxemburg.
2720-2728 '
Russia.
2730-2738 '
Scandinavia.
2740-2748 »
Denmark.
2750-2758 '
Iceland.
2760-2768 '
Norway.
2770-2778"**
Sweden.
Spain and Portugal.
2780-2788 »
Spain.
2790-2798 '
Portugal.
2800-2808 »
Switzerland.
Turkey and Balkan States.
2810-2818 '
Turkey.
2820-2828 '
Bulgaria.
2830-2838 *
Montenegro.
2840-2849 *
Rumania.
2850-2858 '
Servia.
2860
Asia.
2870-2878 '
China.
2880-2888 '
India.
2890-2898 »
Indo-China, Siam, Cochin-China, etc.
Indonesia, Malay Archipelago.
2900-2908 »
Dutch East Indies.
2910-2918 *
Philippines.
2920-2928 '
Japan.
2930-2938 '
Persia.
2940-2948 '
Russia in Asia.
2950-2958 '
Turkey in Asia.
2960
Other Asiatic divisions.
Divided like 2610-2618.
35
PN DRAMA PN
Dramatic representation. The theater.
Special countries — Continued.
Africa.
2970-2978 '
Egypt.
2980
British possessions, A-Z.
2990
Other local, A-Z.
3010-3018 *
Australia and New Zealand.
3030
Pacific Islands, A-Z.
Amateor theatricals.
Pageants (processionals, dances, and songs inter-
woven with dramatic ej)isodes or miniature
pkys), seePN 3201.
For plays, see PN 6120.A4-5.
General works.
3151
Treatises.
3155
Popular works.
3157
Juvenile drama; acting for children.
By country.
United States.
3161
General.
3166
Local, by place, A-Z.
e. g. S3, Bohemian Club of San Francisco.
3169
Other countries.
Under each:
(1) General.
(2) Local, by place, A-Z.
3171
The drama as a method of teaching.
School-room plays, etc.
College theatricals.
3175
General works.
3178
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. Greek plays.
By country.
United States.
3182
General Works.
3185
By institution, A-Z.
3191
Other countries, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) General.
(2) By institution, A-Z.
3195
Negro nainstrels, etc.
(Collections and separate plays in PN 4305.N6.)
' Divided like 2610-2618.
86
PN DRAMA PN
Dramatic representation. The theater — Continued.
Spectacles, tableaux, pageants, etc.
Include here pageants with tableaux, songs, dances,
dramatic episodes, etc., but prefer local history, I)-F,
for all pageants of local historical interest.
Cf. GT 393(M995, Festivals and holidays (Manners and
customs).
GV 1471, Games, entertainments, amusements (Gen-
eral works).
GV 1743, National dances, folk dances.
LB 3525-3571, School exercises (Special days, etc.).
PN 6120.T3, Tableaux.
General works.
3203 Treatises. Production of (amateur) pageants,
masques, plays, etc.
e. g. Bates, Pageants and pageantry.
Chubb, Festivals and plays.
3205 Texts, scenarios, etc.
3206 Special pageants, etc. By author or title.
e.g. .S8, Stevens: Pageants of the Italian Renaissance.
Special countries.
United States.
3209 General.
3211 Local, A-Z.
3215 Other American, by country, A-Z.
3220 Europe.
Under each country:
(1) General.
(2) I^cal, A-Z.
3221-3222 Austria.
3225-3226 France.
Germany.
3233 General.
Special,
Oberammergau .
3235 General descriptive works.
3238 Minor works.
3241 Texts of the play.
3244 Other local, A-Z.
3251-3252 Great Britain.
3255-3256 Greece.
3261-3262 Italy.
3265-3266 Netherlands.
3271-3272 Spain and Portugal.
3281-3282 Switzerland.
3299 Other countries, A-Z.
(3300) Lyceum courses, etc., see LC 6551-6560.
37
PN PROSE PN
Prose. Prose fiction. The short story, etc.
3311
Periodicals.
3315
Yearbooks.
3318
Societies.
Collections.
3321
Various authors.
3324
Collected essays by individual authors.
(3325)
Dictionaries, see PN 41-43.
Philosophy, theory, etc.
General.
3229
Early.
3331
Recent.
3335
Esthetics. Criticism, etc.
3338
Relation to and treatment of special subjects.
3340
ReaUsm and romanticism in prose fiction.
3341
Relation to life.
3344
Relation to sociology.
3347
Relation to ethics.
3351
Relation to reUgion, mythology, etc.
3353
General works.
3354
Minor works, essays, etc.
Technique.
Cf. PN 185-199; PE 1402-1477.
3355
General works (Fiction in general) .
3358
Minor works.
3365
Technique of the novel.
3367
Minor works.
3373
Technique of the short story.
3375
Minor works.
Special topics.
3378
Plots.
3383
Other, A-Z.
33 S5
Study and teaching.
(3391)
Story telling. Reading of stories to children, etc
See LB 1042, 1179.
Special topics.
3401
Women writers. Femininism in fiction.
3411
Characters: heroes and heroines, etc.
Special races, classes, types, etc., in fiction.
3418
Jew.
2423
Negro.
Picaresque novels. Romances of roguery.
3428
General.
38
PN PROSE PN
Prose. Prose fiction. The short story, etc.
Special topics.
Special races, classes, types, etc., in fiction.
Picaresque novels, etc. — Continued.
By country.
(3429) Spain, see PQ.
3430 Other countries, A-Z.
3432 Robinsonades, "Avanturiers," etc.
Added entries to be made in PQ G37, PR 830.
3435 Tales of wonder, terror, etc.
Cf. PN 3500.
Special classes of novels, etc.
3441 Historical novel.
3448 Other, A-Z.
History.
Comprehensive works.
3451 American and English.
3452 Dutch.
3453 French.
3454 German.
3455 Italian.
3456 Scandinavian.
3457 Slavic.
3458 Spanish and Portuguese.
3459 Other.
3463 Minor works.
By period.
3466 Ancient.
(3471) Medieval, see PN 692-3.
3481 Renaissance.
Modern.
3491 General.
3495 18th century.
3499 19th century.
3500 Early 19th century. Romanticism.
Cf. PN 3435.
3503 20th century.
Oratory. Elocution, etc.
Periodicals.
4001 English.
4003 Other.
4005 Yearbooks.
4009 Societies.
4012 Collections (of monographs, etc., on the art, history,
etc., of oratory).
39
FN
ORATORY
PN
Oratory. Elocution, etc. — Continued.
CoUections of speeches, see PN 6121-6130.
4016
Dictionaries.
History, etc.
4021
Comprehensive.
4023
General special.
By period.
(4027)
Antiquity, see PA.
4031
Middle Ages.
Modern.
4036
Comprehensive.
By period.
4039
16th century
4042
17th century
4045
18th century
4048
19th century
4051
20th century.
Biography of orators, lecturers, etc.
4057
Collected.
Individual, A-Z.
Orators, see D-F, also PQ, PR, PS, etc.
4058
Lecturers.
Prefer PQ, PR, etc
Cf. LC 6501-6560, Lyceums.
4059
Elocutionists.
4061
Philosophy. Theory. Relations.
4066
Satire. Humor.
Cf. PN 4250-4259, PN 6231.S2. PN 6147-6231.
Study and teaching. Elocution. Expression.
4071
Periodicals.
4073
Societies.
4075
Congresses.
4077
Collections (of papers on elocution)
Exercises, recitations, etc., see PN 4199-4321
4082
Dictionaries.
4086
History.
By country.
Under each:
(1) General works.
(2) By place, A-Z.
(3) Schools, A-Z (By city).
-4093
United States.
4095
Other, A-Z.
Treatises. Compends. Text-books.
Eariy to 1800.
4103
Latin.
4105
Other.
40
PN ORATORY PN
Oratory. Elocution, etc.
Treatises. Compcnds. Text-books — Continued.
4111-4119 •
19th century.
4121-4129 '
20tli century.
4130
Minor works. Pamphlets, etc.
Special.
4140
Subjects.
4142
Composition, style, etc.
4145
Reading, Emphasis, etc.
Expression.
For general works on voice and gesture, see PN 4103-
4130.
4155
Theory. Philosophy.
4157
Delsarte system.
4162
The voice.
Cf. QP 30G; MT 820-950.
4163
Special topics.
e. g. Children's voices.
Stimulants, Effect of.
4165
Gestures, etc.
Cf. PN 2071. G4.
4168
Extemporaneous speaking.
4171
Forensic oratory.
4173
Pulpit oratory.
Debating.
Outlines and references on public questions, sec Z 71t)l.
7166.
Outlines with arguments in extenso, with subject.
e. g. Pearson, Interrollegiate debates. II 35.
Treatises, see PN 43 87.
Cf. PE 1431, Argumentation (and debate).
4181
Treatises.
Including topics for debate.
4183
Special topics, A-Z.
Local.
United States.
4185
Associations, leagues, etc.
4189
Special colleges, schools, etc., A-Z.
4191
Other coui' tries, A-Z.
4193
Other special, A-Z.
e. g. .A3, After-dinner speeches.
.B6. Biographical sf>eechee.
Exercises.
4197
Drill books. Voice culture.
Prefer MT 821.
Cf. QP 306, Physiology.
' Divided like PN 3451-3459.
41
PN
ORATORY
PN
Oratory. Elocution, etc. — Continued.
Becitations (in English).
Cf. PE.
4199 Collections of recitations. Serials.
4200-4209 * General.
4200, Early works to 1830.
Poetry, see PN 4199-4209.
Prosed see PN 4199^209.
Regional, sectional, etc.
4215
New Engla
,nd.
4217
South.
4219
West.
4221
Pacific.
4225
By state, A-Z.
4228
Foreign by nationality, A-Z.
e. g. Canadian, Scotch, etc.
Special.
4230-4239 '
Religious.
Cf. PE 1123-1125.
4240-4249 *
Patriotic.
Cf. PE 1127. H4+.
4250-1259 *
Humorous.
4270^279 '
Juvenile.
4290-4299 '
Dialogues.
General and miscellaneous. Special with subject in
PN 4230-4279, 4305.
Plays in PN 6111-6120, PR 1241-1273, etc.
4305
Other special, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. .C3,
Catholic.
.C6,
Club and lodge-room.
.C7.
College, commencement parts, etc.
.D6,
Dialect.
.H6,
Hebrew.
.H7,
Holidays, etc.
.15,
Impersonationfl.
.16,
Indian.
M:i,
Martial, heroic, etc.
.M6,
Monologues.
.M8,
Musical recitations.
.N3,
Nature.
.
.N5,
Negro.
.N6,
Negro minstrels.
.04,
Occasional addresses
(after-dinner speeches, etc.).
.P3,
Pathetic, etc.
.T3,
Tableaux, drills, etc. (with recitations).
Toasts, see PN 6340-«348.
Divided like PN 500-509.
42
PN ORATORY PN
Oratory. Elocution, etc.
Eecitations (in English) — Continued.
Selections from particular authors, classed with
author's works, PR, PS, etc.
4309
Minor. Pamphlets, etc.
4o2i
Dictionaries. Indexes.
4400
Letters (Literary history).
4500
Essays. (Literary history.)
(4600)
Wit and humor, see PN 6147-6231
Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
Periodicals.
4700
American.
4701
English.
4702
French.
4703
German.
4705
Other
4709
Yearbooks.
4712
Societies.
For local Rocietiea and associations, see P!^ 4841-5639.
4717
Congresses. Conferences.
For local consjesses and conferences, see PN 4848-5639.
4720
Exhibitions. By place, A-Z.
Collections.
4722
Series: monographs, etc.
4724
Collected works of two or more authors.
4725
Collected works, essays, papers, etc., by indi-
vidual authors.
4728
Encyclopedias. Dictionaries.
Theory. Scope. Relations.
4731
General.
Special.
Relation to the state. I^aw. Regulation and
control.
Cf. Z 657-G61, Lilierty of the prena.
4735
General.
By country.
United States.
4738
General.
Special topics.
4741
Newspaper libel.
Cf. K Law.
4745
Other special.
4748
Other countries, A-Z.
4751
Relation to politics.
4756
Relation to ethics, religion, etc.
43
Piy JOURNALISM PN
Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
Theory. Scope. Relations.
Special — Continued.
4759
Relation to lit/erature.
4762
Relation to art.
4765
Relation to music, the stage, etc.
4771
Other.
Technique. Practical journalism.
4775
General
Special.
4778
The editor. Editorials.
4781
Reporting, Correspondence, etc.
4783
Newspaper style.
4784
Other, A-Z.
e. g. .C6. Circulation
.W7, Women in journalism.
Study and teaching.
4785
General.
By country.
United States.
4788
General.
4791
By school, A-Z.
4793
Other countries, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) General.
(2) By school, A-Z.
History.
4801
Comprehensive.
By period.
4805
Origins.
4808
18th century.
4811
19th century.
4815
20th century.
Special countries, see PN 4841-5639.
4820
Biography (General).
Special countries, see PN 4871-5639.
4823
War correspondents. (Individual with country).
Amateur journalism.
Cf. PN 147, 157-159; Z 6944. AG, 6951. A48+.
Student publicationH. School and college magaziuee and
papers, see LB 3621-3625; LH.
4825
General works. Histories.
u
PN JOURNALISM PN
Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
American journalism — Continued.
By country.
United States.
4826
Associations, societies, etc.
4827
General.
4828
By state.
4829
By city.
4830
Other countries, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) General.
(2) Local.
Magazines and other periodicals.
Magazine writing, see PN 147.
4832
History and other general.
Special.
4834
Illustrated magazines.
4836
Other.
4838
Minor works. Addresses, essays, lectures.
4839
Curiosities, oddities, etc., of newspapers.
e. g. Clay, The agony column of the "Timee."
By country.
United States.
:4840)
Periodicals, see PN 4700.
Societies.
Amateur press associations, see PN 4826.
4841
National.
e. g. Asdociated Press and einular organizations.
4844
State, by name of state, A-Z.
Local, by place, see PN 4899.
4848
Conferences. Conventions.
4853
Collections.
General works. History, etc.
4855
Comprehensi /e.
4857
Minor. Addresses, essays, lectures.
By period.
4858
Early.
4861
18th century.
4864
19th century.
4867
20th century.
Biography of editors, journalists, etc.
Prefer E-F for liiatorica) characters.
4871
Collective.
4874
Individual, A-Z,
45
PN JOURNALISM PN
Journalism. The periodical press, etc.
By country.
United States— Continued.
Special topics.
Periodicals. Magazines.
4877 General.
Special.
4881 University magazines.
Other special.
4885 The non-English press, A-Z.
e. g. S2, Scandinavian.
4888 Miscellaneous, A-Z.
e. g. (.A5), Amateur journaliam, see PN 4797-9.
.C4, Cable dispatches.
.06, Corruption of the press.
Cf. HV 6773.L5, Libel;
Z657, Liberty of the preaa.
.C7, Country newspapers.
.G6, German literature in American
magazines.
(.L5), Literary reviews.
Prefer PQ-PV.
.S8, Supplements (General).
Christmas, see AY 21.
Local, by region.
4891 New England.
4892 Middle States.
4893 South.
4894 West.
4895 Pacific.
4897 Local, by state, A-W.
Under each:
(1) Manuals.
(2) Associations, see PN 4844.
(3) History and other general works.
(4) Special topics.
4899 Local, by place, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) Manuals.
(2) Associations.
(3) History and other general works.
(4) Special topics.
(5) Special papers, etc., A-Z.
4900 Particular magazines and other periodicals, by
name, A-Z. (For newspapers, see PN 4899.)
46
PN JOURNALISM PN
TABLE FOR ARRANGEMENT OF WORKS UNDER FOREIGN COUNTRIES
20 no8.
10 no8.
Periodicals, see PN 4701-4705.
1
Societies, Conferences, CoUectioDB.
1
Societies.
2
Conferences. Congresses.
3
Collections.
History and other general workc.
4
2
Comprehensive.
5
3
Early.
4
Recent.
6
18th century. ,
7
19th century.
8
20th century.
6
Biography of editors, journalists, etc.
12
.Al-5
Collective.
13
.Afr-Z
Individual, A-Z.
14
7
Special topics, A-Z.
(.L5) Literary reviews. Prefer PQ-PV.
Local.
16
By region, A-Z.
17
8
By state, province, etc., A-Z.
Under each:
(1) Collections.
(2) History and other general.
19
9
By place, A-Z.
Under each, using successive Cutter numbers:
(1) Collections.
(2) History and other general.
(3) Special newspaper?, A-Z.
20
10
Special magazines and other periodicals, A-Z.
(For newspapers, see 19' and 9.)
5 no8.
1 no.
1
.A2-5
Societies, Conferences, Collections.
2
.A6A-Z
History and other general works.
3.A1-5
.A7A1
Biography— Collective.
3.A6-Z
.A7A3-Z
Biograph y— I ndi vidual .
4
.A&-Z5
Local, A-Z.
6
.Z6A-Z
Special journals, A-Z.
47
¥H
JOURNALISM
Jonrnalism. Tlie periodic&l press, etc,
By country —Continued.
4901-4920
Canada (20).
4931-4940
C\iba (10).
4941-4950
Porto Rico (10).
4959
Other West Indies, A-Z.
4961-4980
Mexico (20).
4989
Central America, A-Z.
South America.
5001-5010
Argentine Republic (10).
5011-5015
Bolivia (5).
5021-5030
BrazU (10).
5031-5035
British Guiana (5).
5041-5050
Chile (10).
5051-5055
Colombia (5).
5061-5065
Dutch Guiana. Surinam (5).
5066-5070
Ecuador (5).
5071-5075
French Guiana (6).
5076-5080
Faraway (5).
5081-5085
Peru (5).
5091-5095
Uruguay (5).
5101-5105
Venezuela (5).
5106
Other South American, A-Z.
5111-5130
Great Britain. England (20).
5L31-5140
Scotland (10).
5141-5150
Ireland (10).
5161-5170
Austria (10).
5171-5190
France (20).
5201-5220
Germany (20).
5231-5240
Greece (10).
5241-5250
Italy (10).
Netherlands.
5251-5260
Holland (10).
5261-5270
Belgium (10).
5271-5280
Russia (10).
Scandinavia.
5281-5290
Denmark (10).
5291-5300
Norway (10).
5301-5310
Sweden (10).
5311-5320
Spain (10).
5321-5320
Portugal (10).
6331-5340
Switzerland (10).
5355
Other EuropeaL, A-Z.
PN
48
PN
JOURNALISM
PN
5371-6380
5401-5410
5421-6430
5451-6460
5461-6470
6471-5480
5481-5490
6499
5610
5521-
5531-
6541-
5551-
5561-
5671-
6581-
5591-
6630
■6640
■6660
■6660
■6670
■6680
-6590
6600
5621-5630
6639
JoQm&lism. Tlie periodical press, etc.
By country — Continued.
Asia.
India (10).
Japan (10).
Philippine Islands (10).
Africa.
South African Union.
Cape of Grood Hope (10).
Natal (10).
Orange River Colony (10).
Transvaal (10).
Other African States, etc., A-Z.
Australia and New Zealand.
Australian Commonwealth.
New South Wales (10).
North Australia (10).
Queensland (10).
South Australia (10).
Tasmania (10).
Victoria (10).
West Australia (10).
New Zealand (10).
Pacific Islands.
Hawaii.
Other, A-Z.
COILECTIOirS OF OEHESAL LITE&ATUSE.
Oeneral collections.
English.
Periodicals: Short-story magazinea, etc., see AP.
Cf. PI^ 1-29.
CollectioDfl of novels, stories, etc., see PZ 1.
Early (to 1800).
6011 Serial.
6012 Minor: selections, anthologies, etc.
Recent.
6013 Comprehensive. "Libraries of world's best
literature."
6014 Minor: selections, anthologies, etc.
Annuals, keepsakes, etc., see AY 11-19.
(6015) To 1860.
(6017) 1860-
49
PN
LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS
PN
6019
6020
6021-6027 »
6031-6037 >
6041-6047 >
6051-6057 »
6065
6071
6075
6080
General collections.
English.
Recent — Continued .
Translations of foreign classics.
By several translators. By editor or title,
A-Z.
By individual translators, A-Z.
French.
German.
Italian.
Spanish.
Other, by language, A-Z.
Prefer P-PM for the lees known languages.
Collections, extracts, etc. By subject, A-Z.
Note. Collections containing poetry are to be classified
preferably in PN 6110.
e. g. .B7, Books.
.C5, Children.
.C6, Christmas,
.C7, Contentment.
.H2, Happiness.
.J5, Jewish legends.
.L7, Love.
.M8, Music.
.N2, Nature.
.05, Old age.
.07, Optimistic thought.
.W3, Walking.
Selections for daily reading.
Cf. PN 6084. B5, Birthdays.
PN 6084.S7, The South.
Selections from special authors classified with
their works, in PR, PS, etc.
Quotations.
Polyglot, including Classical (Latin and Greek).
Endish.
6081
General.
6082
Poetry.
6083
Prose.
6084
Special topics
1, A-Z.
e.g.
.A8,
Art.
.B3,
Banquet quotatioiis.
.B5,
Birthdays.
.C2,
Catholic.
.C5,
Children.
' Divided like PN 6011-6017.
60
PN LITERATURE-COLLECTIONS PN
Quotations.
English.
84
Special topics, A-Z— Continued
e. g-
.G7, Great men.
.16, Irish writers.
.L2, Legal.
.M4. Men.
.M8, Music.
.N2, Nature.
.03, Occasions.
.P3, Patience.
.R3, ^ Religious.
.S2, ' Sacred.
.S7, The South.
.S8, Sunshine.
.V3, Valentines.
.■W6, Women.
Frencli.
6086
General.
6087
Poetry.
6088
Prose.
6089
Special topics, A-Z.
German.
6090
General.
6091
Poetry.
6092
Prose.
6093
Special topics, A-Z.
6095
Other languages, A-Z.
e, g. .C4, Chinese.
.07, Oriental.
.S5, Spanish.
Poetry.
Cf. PN 6080-5095, Quotations.
General.
6100
Early (tc
» 1800).
6101
American and English.
6102
Dutch.
6103
French.
6104
German.
6105
Italian.
6106
Scandinavian.
6107
Slavic.
6108
Spanish i
and Portuguese.
6109
Other.
51
PN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Poetry —Continued.
6110 Special, by subject and form, A-Z.
Collections, including proee Belectioufl, are to be clasai-
fied here in preference to PN 6071.
e. g. .A4, Album versea.
. .A6, Angling.
Cf. .S65.
Battlesongs, see .113.
.B3, Bella.
.B4, Bicycling.
.B6, Biide,
Cf. .N2.
.C3, Cat.
.C4, 'Children.
Cf. PZ 8.3, Verses for children.
,C5, Chrifltmaa.
Cf. .H4.
.C65, City life.
.C7, College verse.
.C8, Country life.
Cf. .N2.
.C85, Courage.
.D4, Death and Immortality.
Cf. R4.
.D6, Dog.
.D8, Dreams.
.E2, Eaater.
Cf. .H4.
.E4, Eccentric poetry.
Cf. .N6.
.E6, Epics,
Epistolary poetry, see .1/4,
.Ey, Eyes.
.V2, Fables in verse.
.F3, Fairiea.
.F4, "Favorite poems."
.F6, Flowers.
Cf. .N2
.F8, Friendship.
.F9, Fugitive verse.
.G2, Gardens.
.G3, Gems.
.Hi4, Happiness. Optimism.
.H2, Heroism.
.H3, Hiirtorical poems.
.114, Holidays.
Cf. .C5: .E2
.H6, Home. Mother.
H8, Humor.
Immortality, pee .D4
Jewel.s, see .G3.
52
PN LITERATURE— (X)LLECTIONS PN
Poetry.
Special, by subject and form, A-Z — Continued,
e.g.
.L2,
Law.
.L4,
Letters.
.L5,
Life.
See also .D4.
LimerickB, see PN 6231.
.L6,
Love.
Cf. .W7; PR 1184.
Lullabies, see .04.
.M2,
Macaronis.
.M3,
Medicine.
.M4,
Memoriring, Selections for.
Mother and Home, see .H6.
.M65,
Mountains.
.M7,
Music.
.M8,
Mythology.
.N15,
Names.
•
Poems on names of women, see .W7.
.N2.
Nature.
Cf. .A6, .B6, .C8, .F6, .S4, .85, .865, .87,
.N6,
Nonsense.
Cf. .E4.
Optimiam, see .H14.
.P3,
Parodies.
Places.
.P6,
General collections.
.P7A-Z
1, By place (country, region, etc.).
Precious stones, see .G3.
.P8,
Prisons and prisoners.
.Q4,
Quakers.
.Q8,
Quiet life.
.R2,
"Railways.
.R4,
Religion.
a. .D4.
Rural life, see .08.
Sacred poems. Hymns, see .R4.
.S3,
School days, etc.
.S4,
Sea, and Sailors.
Cf. .N2.
.S6.
Seasons.
a. .N2.
.S63,
Slavery.
.S55,
Sleep.
.S6,
Sonnets.
.S65,
Sport.
Of. .A6, .86, .08, .D6, .N2, .84, .85, .87,
.S7.
Spring.
Cf. .N2, .S5.
.88,
Stenography.
.89,
Supernatural.
53
PN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Poetry.
Special, by subject and form, A-Z — Continued.
e.g.(.T6)
Tobacco, see PN 6239.
.T7,
Traveling.
.T8,
Typography.
.V3,
Vagabond.
•V4,
Vera de 8oci6t6.
.W4,
Weddings.
.W6,
Woman.
Cf . HQ 450-470.
Drama.
6111
English,
6112
Minor collections.
6113
French.
6114
German.
6115
Italian.
6116
Scandinavian.
6117
Spanish and Portuguese,
61 1«
Slavic.
6119
Other.
6120
Special forms,
for amateurs
A-Z (including individual plays
).
e.g.
Amateur drama, Juvenile pieces.
.A4,
Collections.
.A5A-Z
, Individual authora.
. .A7,
Animal plays.
.B3,
Ballets.
.C5,
Christmas plays.
.C6,
College plays.
.D6,
"District school," etc.
.H7,
Holidays.
.H8,
Humorous drama.
.16,
Indian drama.
.M3,
Masques.
.M7,
Mock trials.
.N4,
Negro drama.
.PS,
Pantomimes.
.R4.
Religious drama.
School plays, see .A4--5.
,S5,
Shadow pantomimes.
.T3,
Tableaux.
Cf. PN 4305.T3, Recitationa.
.W3,
Wax works.
.Z9,
Miscellaneous entertainments.
Fiction, see PN 6011-6065.
Cf. PZ.
54
PN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Orations.
6121
English.
6122
Minor collections. Text-books, etc.
6123
French.
6124
German.
6125
Italian.
6126
Scandinavian.
6127
Spanish.
6128
Slavic.
6129
Other.
Letters.
6131
English.'
6132
French.
6133
German.
6135
Other.
6140
Special, A-Z.
.L7, Love letters.
Essays.
6141
Enghsh.
6142
Minor collections. Text-books, etc.
6143
French.
6144
German.
6145
Other.
6146
Meditations.
Collectionfl oiily. Individual authors in PQ-PV.
Cf. PN 6330-6338; BJ 1548-1595; Religion.
Wit and humor. Satire.
Periodicals, see AP 101-115.
6147
History and other general.
6149
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. -BS, Burlesques.
.P3, Parody.
.P5, Philosophy; theory.
.S2, Satire.
6151
GrenerM collections.
6153
Minor.
6154
Latin and Greek (Classical and medieval).
By country.
Prefer the national literature, PR, PS, etc., for his-
tory and noteworthy individual writers.
United States.
(6155)
History, see PS 431-438.
6157
Collections.
55
PN
WIT AND HUMOR PN
Wit and humor. Satire.
By country.
United States — Continued.
Minor collections. Extracts. Works of in-
dividual authors.
For works of individual authors prefer PS.
6158 Early works (to 1850)
6161 1850-
Great Britain.
(6171) History, see PR 931-937.
6473 Early works (to 1850).
6175 Recent.
6178 Colonial, provincial, etc., A-Z.
6183-6185 *
6193-6195*
6203-6205 »
6213-6215 '
6222
8231
e.g.
.C3, Canadian.
.16, Iriflh.
.S4, Scotch.
France.
Germany.
Italy.
Spain.
Other countries, A-Z.
jllections on special topiss, A-Z.
e. g. .A4.
Aeronautics.
.B8.
Bulls and blunders.
Iriflh bulls, PN6178.I6
.B85.
Business.
.C4,
Circus.
.C5,
Clerical.
.C6,
College.
.C66,
Country life.
Golf, ste GV 967.
.H4,
Hebrew.
.K5,
Kissint^.
L4,
Legal (Wit and humor of the law)
.L5,
Limericks.
.M4,
Medical.
.M5,
Military
.M6,
Minfltrelfl, Nt^ro.
.N5,
Negro.
.P3,
Parodies.
Cf. PN 6110.P3, Poetry.
.P6,
Politics.
.P7,
Printing.
.P8,
Puns,
.R3.
llailway.
.S2,
Satires.
» Divided like PN 6173-6175.
5(5
PN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Wit and hnmor. Satire.
6231 Collections on special topics, A-Z — Continued,
e. g. ,S5, Schools, Profeaaore, etc.
Cf. LB 1781, The teacher in literature,
etc.
LB 3060, Examination humor.
.84, Science.
.T4, Tel^rams.
.T5, Telephone.
.T7, Traveling.
.T8, Typographical humor.
.W6, Women.
(.W7), Suffrage, see JF 855.
Anacreontic literatnre.
General works.
Favor HQ 450-470.
6233 Early (to 1800).
6235 1801-
(6236) Erotic literature, see HQ 450-470
6237 Praise of wine, drinking, etc.
6238 Pleasures of the table.
Cf. GT 2880-2920.
(6239) Nicotiana, see GT 3020.
Literary extracts. Commonplace books, etc.
Cf. PN 245, 6080-6095.
6245 English.
6246 Other.
Miscellaneous minor.
(Collections from various authors. For works of
individual authors, see PQ-PV.)
Ana.
6249 Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
6250 English. To 1800.
6251 English. 1801-
6252 French.
6253 German.
6254 ItaUan.
6255 Spanish.
6257 Other, A-Z.
e.g. .D8, Dutch.
.17, Iriflh.
.07, Oriental (General).
.S4, Scotch.
6258 Special topics, A-Z.
o/
PN
LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS
PN
6259
6260-6267 '
6268
6269
6270-6277 '
6278
6279
6280-6287 '
6288
Miscellaneous minor — Continued.
Anecdotes. Table-talk.
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
Other language divisions.
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .B3, Banks.
.C5, Clerical.
,D8, Dwarfs.
.E8, Englishmen.
.H6, Home.
.H8, Hotels, taverns, etc.
.L4, Legal.
.M4, Medical.
.R4, Religious.
.S4, Sea.
.T7, Traveling.
Aphorisms. Laconics.
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
Other language divisions.
Special topics, A-Z.
Epigrams.
Polyglot. Greek and Latin,
Other lanj^uage divisions.
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .L6, Love.
.M3, Marriage.
.M4, Men.
.W6, Women.
Epitaphs.
6289
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
6290-6297 >
Other language divisions.
6298
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .S4, Servants.
Maxims, apothegms, etc.
6299
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
0300-6307 >
Other language divisions.
6308
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .W6, Maxims for women.
Mottoes.
Cf. CR 67-79, Heraldry.
6309
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
0310-6317 »
Other language divisions.
6318
Special classes, A-Z.
Divided like PN 6250-6257.
")8
PN LITERATUKE— COLLECTIONS PN
Miscellaneous minor— Continued.
Sayings, bons mots, etc.
6319 Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
6320-6327 • Other language divisions.
6328 Special classes, A-Z.
e. g. .C5, Children's sayinga.
.L3, Last words.
Thonghts.
6329 Polygot. Greek and Latin.
6330-6337 ' Other language divisions.
6338 Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .C5, Children.
.D6, Death.
.F7, Friendship.
.L6, Love.
.06; Optiinism.
.S4, Science.
.W6, Women.
See PN 6110 for other subjects which may be used
here.
Toasts.
6340
Enghsh. To 1800.
6341
English. 1801-.
6342
French.
6343
German.
6344
Italian.
6345
Spanish.
6347
Other divisions, A-Z.
e. g. .17, Irish.
.S4, Scotch.
6348
Special topics, A-Z.
Emblems, devices.
Cf. N 7740, Art.
Collections illustrated with engravings preferably in NE
Works of individual authors preferably in PQ-PV.
6349
16th century.
6350
Dutch.
6351
English.
6352
French.
6353
German.
6354
Itahan.
6355
Spanish.
6357
Other, A-Z.
6358
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
» Divided like PN 6260-6267.
59
FN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Miscellaneous minor — Continued.
Biddies, acrostics, charades, conundrnins, etc.
(Including works of individual authors.)
6369
Polyglot. Greek and Latin.
6370
English. To 1800.
6371
English. 1801-
6372
French.
6373
German.
6374
Italian.
6375
Spanish.
6377
Other languages, A-Z.
e. g. .R7, Rumanian.
6381
Miscellanea.
e. g. Cannel, Blottentota and how to make them.
Proverbs.
Cf. GR, Folk-lore.
General works. History. Philosophy.
6400
Early works (to 1800).
6401
1801-.
Collections.
General. Proverbs of aU nations.
6403
Early works (to 1800).
1801-.
6404
Polyglot.
6405
Enghsh.
6406
French.
6407
German.
6408
It/alian.
6409
Other languages, A-Z.
Ancient.
6410
General.
6413
Greek.
Modern Greek, see 6506 .G7.
6416
Latin.
6418
Medieval and modem.
Modem.
Enghsh and American proverbs.
General works. Collections.
6420
Early (to 1800).
6421
19th-20th centuries.
60
PN
LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS
PN
Proverbs.
Modem.
English and American proverbs — Continued.
Local divisions.
Prefer &427 for special subjecta.
6425
Great Britain.
.15, Ireland.
.S4, Scotland.
.W3, Wales.
6426
United States.
6427
Special subjects, A-Z.
A<lded entry to be made in 6425-6426 if local
6429
Miscellaneous. Minor.
Dutch. Flemish.
General works. CoUections,
6430
Early (to 1800).
6431
19th-20th centuries.
6435
Local, A-Z.
Prefer 6437 for special subjects.
6437
Special subjects, A-Z.
6439
Miscellaneous. Minor.
6450-6459 '
French.
6460-6469 »
German.
6470-6479 >
Italian.
Scandinavian.
General works. Collections.
6480
Early works (to 1800).
6481
19th-20th centuries.
Local divisions.
Prefer 6487 for special subjects.
6484
Danish.
.A2, General.
.A3-Z, Local.
6485
Norwegian.
(Divided like 6484.)
6486
Swedish.
(Divided like 6484.)
6487
Special subjects, A-Z.
Added entry to be made in 6484-6486 if local.
6489
Miscellaneous. Minor.
6490-6499 »
Spanish and Portuguese.
Swiss, see 6455, 6464, 6475.
> Divided like PN 6430-6439.
61
FN LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS PN
Proverbs.
Modern — Continued .
6505 Other European, A-Z.
6511
6519
6525
e.g.
Celtic.
.C3,
General.
(.C33)
Breton.
(.C37)
Cornish.
.C4
Gaelic.
(.C5)
Irish.
(.Co)
Manx.
(.C7)
Welsh.
.F5,
Finnish.
.G7,
Greek, Modem.
.H8,
Hungarian.
.L5,
Lithuanian. Lettish.
.R7,
Rumanian.
Slavic.
.S2,
General.
.S3,
Bohemian.
.S33,
Bulgarian.
.S35,
Croatian.
.S4,
Polish.
.S5,
Rufwian.
.S55,
Ruthenian.
.S6,
Servian.
.S7,
Slovakian.
.S75,
Slovenian.
.S77,
Wendic.
.T8,
Turkiah.
Oriental (General).
Other special,
A-Z.
e. g. .A7, Arabic.
.C5, Chinese.
.H5, Hebrew.
.J3, Japanese.
Prefer country division.
Special subjects,
A-Z.
General collections only.
Local in 6420-
-6497, subdivision (7)
62
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
CLASSIFICATION
CLASS PR: ENGLISH LITERATURE
63
ENGLISH LITERATURE.
PR
Literary history and criticism.
1
Periodicals.
3
Yearbooks.
5
Societies.
7
Congresses.
Collections of monographs, studies, etc.,
For texts, sources, anthologies, etc.
see PR 1101-1508.
For collected essays, studies, etc., of individual authors.
see PR 99.
13
Serials.
14
Minor^collections. Festchrifts, etc.
19
Encyclopedias. Dictionaries.
21
Theory and principles of the study of English
hterature.
25
Relation to Enghsh history.
27
History (of literary history).
29
Biography of historians of Enghsh hterature.
Study and teaching.
31
Collections.
33
General works. Treatises, etc.
34
Outlines, syllabi, etc., see PR 87.
35
General special.
By period.
41
Middle ages to 1600.
43
17th-18th centuries.
45
19th century.
47
20th century.
51
By country, A-Z.
53
By school, A-Z.
55
Biography (of teachers of English literature).
Criticism.
Favor PN 80-99.
57
Treatises.
59
Minor works.
61
Addresses, essays, lectures.
63
History.
65
Special topics.
e. g. Book revie'wing.
65
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
Criticism Continued.
67
Collections of essays in criticism.
Prefer PR 99.
By period.
Under each:
(1) Treatises. Theory, History, etc.
(2) Specimens. Selections.
69-70
Medieval to 1600 (including Elizabethan).
71-72
17th century.
73-74
18th century.
75-76
19th century.
77-78
20th century.
History of English literature.
General works.
English.
81
Early works (to 1800).
1801-
83
Treatises.
85
Com})ends.
87
Outlines, Syllabi, Tables, Charts, Questions
and answers, etc.
91
Children's books. Stories of English litera-
ture.
92
History, componds, text-books, etc., of Catho-
lic literature, or for Catholic readers.
French .
93
Treatises. Compends.
94
Minor works.
German.
95
Treatises. Compends.
96
?'inor works.
Other languages.
97
Treatises. Compends.
98
Minor works.
99
Collected essays, studies, etc., of individual authors.
101
Individual addresses, essays, lectures, etc.
Cf. PR 13-14.
Biography, memoirs, letters, etc.
Collected biography.
103
Early (to 1800).
105
1801-
107
Collected memoirs, letters, etc.
108
Memoirs of individual authors.
109
Literary landmarks. Homes and haunts of authors.
110
By place. A-Z.
66
PR ENCiLlSH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature — Continued.
Women anthers.
1 1 1 General.
113 Before 1800.
115 1800-
119 Women and literature. Feminine influence.
120 Other classes of autliors, A-Z.
.lA, Lawyers.
.P6, Physician.s.
121 Anonymous literature.
Relations to other literatures.
Cf. PN 851-899.
125 General.
127 Ancient.
129 Modern. By language, A-Z.
Under each:
(1) General.
(2) Special authors, A-Z.
(For added entries only. Books tg be
classed PQ-PV.)
e. g. .F8, French.
(.F9M7) MoUfere.
.G3, German.
(.G4G6) Goethe.
.18, Italian.
.N8, Norwegian, Norse.
S7, Spanish.
130 Influence of other countries, A-Z.
e. g. .S8, Switzerland.
Prefer language divisions, PR 129.
Translation of foreign literature into Englisli.
Collections, see PN 6019.
Cf. PN (1391-1395).
131 General works.
133 Ancient classics.
135 By country, A-Z.
137 Translations of English literature.
.Al, General; A5-Z, by language.
Collections, see PR 1112-1116 and PR 1179.
Special topics (not limited to or identified with one
period or form).
Treatment of special subjects.
Cf. PR 275, English literature (Medieval)
PR 317, English literature (Poetry)
PN 56-57, General literature.
PN 683 693, General literature (Medieval)
PN 1066 1082, General literature (Poetry)
67
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
Special topics (not limited to, or identified with, one
period or form).
Treatment of special subjects — Continued.
(139)
Classical antiquity, see PR 127.
143
Nature.
145
Relij^on. Mysticism.
149
Other, A-Z.
e. g. .C5, Chivalry.
.S4, Scierce.
.S7, Social ideals.
161
Treatment of special classes, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. .Jo, The Jew.
.P8, The preacher.
.V3, The vagabond.
.W6, Women.
By period.
161
Works covering more than one period.
163
Origins. Celtic period, Roman period, etc.
166
Early English (Beginnings to about 1500).
Anglo-Saxon (beginnings to 1066).
For special works, authors and coUectione of Anglo-
Saxon literature, see PR 1501-1799.
171
Collections of monographs, studies, etc.
General works.
Treatises, Compends.
173
English.
175
Other.
176
Minor works, essays, lectures, etc.
177
Outlines, quizzes, tables, etc.
181
Collected essays of individual authors.
182
Relations to other literatures.
e. g. Old Norae.
Of. PR 125-129.
Special regions.
183
Northumbrian.
185
West Saxon.
187
Mercian.
189
Kentish.
By period.
191
Before Alfred.
195
10th and 11th centuries.
Special forms.
Poetry.
201
General.
203
(ieneral special.
e. t;. AiulerHon, Th*- Ant^'lo-Saxon srop.
68
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
By period.
Anglo-Saxon (beginnings to 1066) .
Special forms.
Poetry — Continued.
205
Epic. Historical.
210
Lyric.
216
Didactic. Gnomic.
217
Other.
Prose.
221
General.
226
Religious.
231
History, Science, etc.
236
Translations (from the Latin, etc.).
Medieval. Middle English. (1066-1500.)
251
Collections of monographs, studies, etc.
General U'orks.
255
English.
257
Other.
265
Outlines, quizzes, tables, etc.
275
Special topics.
e. g. The clergy of Medieval English literature.
The Bible in Medieval English literature.
Cf. PR 143-151.
By period.
Before Chaucer. Anglo-Norman (1066-1400)
281
Treatises.
283
Collected essays.
285
Minor works.
287
Special topics.
Prefer PR 275.
15th century.
291
Treatises.
293
Collected essays.
295
Minor works.
297
Special topics.
Prefer PR 275.
By form.
Poetry.
General.
311
Treatises.
313
Collected essays, etc.
315
Minor works.
317
Special topics.
Women and poets, Feminine influence, see
PN 56.W7.
()9
PH ENGLISH LITERATURE
History of English literature.
By period.
Medieval. Middle English. (1066-1600.)
By forn).
Poetry Continued.
Special .
Metrical romances. Epics
321
General.
Special classes.
322
Classical romances
323
Troy.
324
Alexander
326
Other.
327
English.
328
Arthurian.
329
Other.
330
French.
331
Charlemagne.
333
Other.
335
Miscellaneous romances of chivalry
339
Northern (Scandinavian, German
etc.).
345
Oriental.
347
Fables. Beast epics.
(349)
Religious. Christian, <<< PR :i6.')
Lyric.
351
General works.
352
Memoirs, letters, et<'.
353
Collected essays.
354
Minor works.
355
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .C5, Chanflonu d'aventure.
365
Didactic and religious.
369
Satirical and humorous.
(371)
Drama, see PR 641-644.
(38 n
Prose, see PR 251-301.
Modern.
General.
401
Treatises. Compends.
402
Memoirs, letters, etc.
403
Collected essays.
404
Minor works.
408
Special topics. A-Z.
409
Treatment of special subjects. A-Z.
70
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
By period.
Modern— Continued.
-419
Renaissance and Reformation. 16th century.
(Divided like PR 401-409.)
Elizabethan era (1550-1640).
(Including Elizabethan and Jacobean periods
combined.)
General.
421
Treatises. Compends.
422
Memoirs, letters, etc.
423
Collected essays.
424
Minor works.
427
Euphuism.
428
Other special topics, A-Z,
e. g. Authorship as a profession.
429
Treatment of special subjects.
ti. g. .J4, Jews.
17th century.
General.
431
Treatises. Compends.
432
Memoirs, letters, etc.
433
Collected essays.
434
Minor works.
435
Puritan era (1620-1660).
437
Restoration.
438
Special topics, A-Z.
439
Treatment of special subjects. A-Z.
18th century.
General.
441
Treatises. Compends.
442
Collected essays.
443
Minor works.
445
aassicism (1700-1750/80).
447
Romaticism. Return to nature.
(1750-1830.)
448
Special topics, A-Z.
449
Treatment of special subjects, A-Z.
19th century.
General.
451
Treatises. Compends.
452
Memoirs, letters, etc.
453
Collected essays.
454
Minor works.
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
By period.
Modem.
19th century — Continued.
457 Early 19th century. Romanticism.
Lake School.
Victorian era.
General.
461 Treatises. Compends.
462 Memoirs, letters, etc.
463 Collected essays.
464 Minor works.
466 Preraphaelitism.
468 Special topics, A-Z.
469 Treatment of special subjects, A-Z.
20th century.
General.
471 Treatises. Compends.
472 Memoirs, letters, etc.
473 Collected essays.
474 Minor works.
(477) The Irish Revival, see PR 8753.
478 Special topics, A-Z.
479 Treatment of special subjects, A-Z.
Poetry.
500 Periodicals and societies.
Treatises.
501 Early (to 1850).
502 Recent.
503 Collected essays, le^.tures, etc.
504 Minor works.
Special topics.
505 Laureates.
507 Popular poetry. Ballads.
508 Other, A-Z.
e. g. .C7, Color.
.D8, Dreams.
.15, Introductions.
.M8, Mysticiam.
.N3, Nature.
.P8, Platonism.
•Q3, Quaker poet«.
.S4, The Sea.
.U6. Uneducated poets.
72
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
Poetry — Continued.
509 Special forms, A-Z.
e. g. .A6, Allegories.
.E7, Epics.
.L8, Lyrics.
.P3, Pastorals.
By period.
Under each:
(1) Treatises.
(2) Documents. Contemporary records.
Historical sources.
(3) Collected' essays.
(4) Minor works. Addresses, essays, etc.
(5) Special topics (movements, currents,
schools, relations, etc.).
(8) Minor topics, A-Z.
(9) Special forms, A-Z.
e. g. .F2, Fables; .L8, Lyrics; .S7, Sonnets.
Anglo-Saxon, see PR 171-236.
(511-519) Medieval, see PR 311-369.
521-529 16th century (1485-1550).
531-539 Elizabethan era (1550-1640).
(Including Elizabethan and Jacobean periods
combined.)
541-549 17th century.
545, The Jacobean poets.
18th century.
551-559 u General.
561-569 Restoration and Augustan era (1660-1750).
571-579 Romanticism. Return to nature.
(1750-1830).
575, The French revolution and the British
poets.
I9th century.
581-589 General.
590 Early 19th century.
(Romanticism. Lake School. Age of
Wordsworth.)
591-599 Victorian era.
601-609 20th century.
Dialogue.
618 Treatises.
73
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of Eaglish literature —Continued.
Drama.
621
Periodicals. Societies. Collections
623
Dictionaries.
625
Treatises.
627
Collected essays, lectures, etc.
628
Minor works.
Special topics.
631
Comedy.
633
Tragedy.
635
Other, A-Z.
e. g. .15, Interludes.
.M4, Maequefl.
.P3, Paatoral drama.
.P5, Plots.
.T7. Tragi-comedy.
By period.
Medieval.
641
General.
643
Special forms, A-Z.
e. g. .C7, Corpus Christi pageants.
.M5, Miracle plays.
.M7, Moralities.
.M8, Mysteries.
644
Local, A-Z.
e. g. .C4, Chester.
.C7, Coventry.
.Y6, York.
16th century.
(Including Tudor period in general.)
646
Treat Isas.
647
Collected essays.
648
Minor works.
649
Special topics, A-Z,
Elizabethan era (1550-1640).
(Including Elizabethan and Jacobean
riods combined.)
651
Treatises.
652
Documents, contemporary records, etc.
653
Collected essays.
654
Mijior works. Addresses, essays, etc.
655
Sources, Relations, Foreign influences.
pe-
74
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literatxire.
Drama.
By period.
Elizabethan era (1550-1640) Continued.
. 658
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .D5, Dialect.
.J8, The Jurist
.P8, Puds.
.S6, Stage quarrel of Ben Johnaon an
others.
.S7, Style.
.T4, Textual criticism.
.T5, Time, Presentation of
659
Special forma, A-Z.
17th century.
671-679 '
General.
680
Puritan era (1620/40-1660).
6fe 1-699 '
Restoration (1660-1700).
18th century.
701-709 '
General.
Augustan era. Classicism (1700-1750/80).
711
Treatises.
712
Collected essays.
713
Minor works.
714
Special topics, A-Z
Romanticism. Return to nauire
(1750/80- J 830 V
716
Treatises.
717
Collected essays.
718
Minor works.
719
Special topics. A-Z.
19th century.
721-729 '
General.
Victorian era.
731
Treatises.
732
Collected essays.
733
Minor works.
734
Special topics. .\-Z
20th century
736
Treatises
737
Collected essayt*
738
Minor works.
739
Special topics, A-Z
Diviflpd like Pl^ 601 059
75
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature — Continued.
Prose.
751
Treatises.
753
Collected essays, lectures, etc.
754
Minor works.
756
Special topics, A-Z.
0. g. .R'), Rhythm.
By period.
(763)
Anglo-Saxon, see PR 221-236.
(765)
Medieval, see PR 251-301.
767
Origins to 1600.
769
17th and 18th centuries.
771
-779'
19th century (1780-1900).
781
-789'
Victorian era.
801
-809 »
20th century.
By fonn.
Prose fiction. The novel.
821
Treatises.
823
Collected essays, lectures, etc.
824
Minor works.
Special topics.
826
Theory, philosophy, esthetics. Technique,
e. g. Laiiier, The English novel.
Favor PN 3355-338.3.
829
The short story.
830
Other special, A-Z.
e. g. (.P5) Picaresque romances, see PN 3428-
3430.
(.R7) Robinsonades, see PN 3432.
.T3, Tales of terror.
By period.
833
16th century (1485-1550).
P^lizahethnn era (1550-1640).
(Including Elizahetlian and Jacobean
combined.)
836
Treatises.
837
Collected essays.
838
Minor works.
839
Special' topics, A-Z.
e. g. .(jr7, Greek romances.
17th century.
841
Treatises.
S42
Collected essays.
8 13
Minor works.
844
Special topics, A-Z.
' Divided like PR 651-<;59.
76
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
Prose.
By form.
Prose fiction. The novel.
By period — Continued.
851-859 '
18th century.
861-869 '
19th century.
871-879 •
Victorian era.
881-889 '
20th century.
Oratory.
901
General works.
902
Minor works.
By period.
903
To 1600.
904
17th century.
905
18th century.
906
19th century.
907
20th century.
911-917
Letters.
(Divided like PR 901-907.)
921-927
Essays.
(Divided like PR 901-907.)
931-937
Wit and humor. Satire.
(Divided like PR 901-907.)
For Collecliond, see P.\ 6173-6178.
941-947
Miscellany. Curiosa. Eccentric literature.
(Divided like PR 901-907.)
Cf. PN 624&-6525.
Folk literature.
Prefer PN 905-1008; GR.
951
General works. Histories. Treatises.
953
Collected essays.
955
Minor works.
957
Addresses, essays, lectures.
By period.
Prefer PR 161^79.
961
To 1600.
963
17th century.
965
18th century.
967
19th century.
968
20th century.
971
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .E7, Euleuspiegel.
' Divided like PR 651-659.
77
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
History of English literature.
Folk literature— Continued.
Special forms.
Prefer PR 501-947
Chap-books.
972 Histor}'. (leneral works.
Collections.
973 Reprints. By editor.
e. g. Hindley, Old book colloctors' misceUany
974 Originals.
975 Separate issues.
976 Poetry.
Cf. PR 507.
Proverbs, see PN 6400-H525.
ENGLISH LITERATURE— COLLECTIONS.
General.
(Including collections not comprehensive, but
covering greater periods than PR 1 1 1 9 + .)
1101 Collections published before 1801.
1 1 05 Collections published 1 801 -.
1109 Minor. Selections, Anthologies, etc.
Cf. PN 6075, Sections for daily reading.
1110 Special classes of authors.
e. g. College verse and stories.
1111 Special topics (Prose and verse), A-Z.
e. g. H5, Historical and patriotic.
Translations from foreign literatures (inclurling
translations with texts), see PN 6019-6020.
Translations of English literature into foreign
languages.
Cf. PR 1179.
1112 Polyglot collections.
1113 French.
1114 German.
1115 Italian.
1116 Other, A-Z.
By period.
(1118) Anglo-Saxon, see PR 1501-1 508.
1119 Early English Text society
.A2, Original series.
.Eo, Extra series.
1120 Medieval (to 1600).
General collections.
Special, see PR 2064, Metrical romances
PR 2115, Prosp, romancpia.
78
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English literature — Collections.
By period — Continued.
1121 Renaissance. 15th-l 6th centuries.
1125 Elizabethan era.
1127 Seventeenth century.
1129 Puritan era.
1131 Restoration.
1 1 34 Eighteenth century.
1136 Augustan era. Classicism.
1139 Romanticism. Return to nature.
1143 Nineteenth century.
1 1 45 Victorian era.
1 1 49 Twentieth century.
Poetry.
1171 Collections published before 1801.
1173 Collections published 1801-.
1175 Minor. Selections. Anthologies, etc.
1 176 Selections for the days or months of the year.
N. B. Selections from a single author with the author's
works, e. g. PR 4203, Browning yearbooks.
For literary almanacs and calendars prefer AY 68, 756,
836, etc.
1177 Selections from women poets.
1 178 Special classes of authors.
College verse, see PN 6110.C7.
1179 Translations of English poetry.
.A2, Polyglot collections.
.A5-Z, By language, subarranged by title, or
editor, etc.
1 1 80 Adaptations, prose versions, etc.
Special forms and subjects.
Favor PN 6110; cla^fy here only collections strictly
limited to English authors.
1181 Ballads.
For collections including Scottish ballads make
added entry under PR 8660.
1184 liOve poems. Love and marriage.
Cf. PN 6110. L6.
1187 . Lyrics. Songs.
1188 Song-books (Popular, mmor).
1191 Religious poetry.
Hymns, see Class B, Religion.
(1 1 93) Sea and Sailors, see PN 61 1 0.S4.
1194 Minor forms: ballade, rondeau, chant royal,
sestina. etc
79
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English literature — Collections.
Poetry.
Special forms and subjects — Continued.
1 195 Other special, by subject or class, A-Z.
e. g. (.B6) Books and reading, see Z 992.5.
.B7, Boys, Poetry for.
.C2, Carols.
.C4, Catholic poetry.
(.05) Children, sea PN 6110.C4.
.D6, Didactic poetry.
.E5, Elegies.
Epilogues, see .P7.
.E6, Epithalamies.
.F7, Freedom.
.F8, Fugitive verse.
.G3, Gipsy poetry.
.05, Girls, Poetry for.
.H3, Hebrew poetry.
.H4, Highlands of Scotland
.H5, History.
.H8, Humorous poetry.
Cf. .S3, Satire.
.L4 Law and lawyers.
.M2, Madrigals.
.N2, Narrative poetry.
.03, Odes.
.P2, Painter poets.
.P3, Pastorals.
Patriotic, see .H5.
(.P6) Places, soe PN 61I0.P6.
Political, see .H5.
.P7, Prologues and epilogues.
.S3, Satire.
Prefer .H8, Humorous poetry.
.S5, Sonnets.
.V2, Vagabond verse.
.V3, Vers de soci^t6.
By period.
(1201) Anglo-Saxon, see PR 1501-1799.
1203 Medieval.
Cf. PR 1120, General medieval literature.
PR 2064, Metrical romances (Collected).
1205 16th (-17th) century.
1207 EHzabethan era.
1209 17th century. ,
1211 Puritan era.
1213 Restoration.
1215 18th century.
1217 Augustan era. Classicism.
1219 Romanticism. Return to nature.
80
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English literature — Collections.
Poetry.
By period — Continued.
1221 19 th century.
1223 Victorian era.
1225 20th century.
Drama.
Comprehensive .
1241 Early (before 1800).
1243 Recent.
1245 Minor. Selected plays. Anthologies, etc.
Special.
1248 Comedies.
1251 Farces.
1253 Fairy plays. Masques.
1255 Historical plays. Chronicle plays.
1257 Tragedies.
1259 Other, A-Z.
(.A5) Amateur plaj-fl, see PN 6120.A5.
Cf. PN 3151-3191.
(.J8) Juvenile dramas, see PN 4270-4299; 6120.A5.
Prologues and epilogues, see PR 1195. P7.
(.P8) Punch and Judy, see PN 1970-1981.
By period.
1260 Medieval: Mysteries, Miracle plays. Moralities.
Cf. PR 641-644.
Individual plays, see PR 2411.
1261 16th century (Pre-Shakespearian drama).
1263 EUzabethan era (1550-1640).
(Including EUzabethan and Jacobean periods
combined.)
1266 l7th century (Restoration drama).
1269 18th century.
1270 Anonymous plays. By title, A-Z.
1271 19th century.
1272 20th century.
1273. Z9 Minor material of individual authors (mostly
unbound and uncatalogued).
.Z9A-Z, Copyright deposit and other pam-
phlet plays, 19th-20th centuries,
in part uncatalogued. (A col-
lection to be later reclassified and
catalogued.)
.Z99A-Z, Plays in typewritten foi-m.
81
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English literatnre — Collections.
•
Prose (in general) .
Prose fiction, eee PZ 1.
General collections.
1281
Early (to 1800).
1283
1801-.
1285
Minor works. Selections, Anthologies, etc.
By period.
(1288)
Anglo-Saxon, see PR 1501-1508.
(1291)
Medieval, see PR 1120.
1293
IGtii century (Elizabethan).
1295
17th century (Puritan age).
1297
18th century.
1301
19th century.
1304
Victorian era.
1307
20th century.
Oratory.
General collections.
1321
Early (to 1800).
1322
1801-.
1323
Minor. Selections, etc.
By period. ,
1324
To 1600 (1640).
1325
17th-18th centuries.
1326
19th century.
1327
20th century.
1329
Special, A-Z.
1341-1349
Letters.
(Divided hke PR 1321-1329.)
e. g. 1349. L8, Love-lettere.
Cf. HQ 801.3, How to write love-lettere.
1361-1369
Essays.
(Divided like PR 1321-1329.)
e. g. .E5, The Engliflhman.
.G8, The Guardian.
.R3, The Rambler.
.87, The Spectator.
.T2, TheTatler.
Wit and humor, see PN 6147-6231.
Folk Uterature, see PR 951-976.
Cf. PN 905-1008, Folk-literature (General).
PN 6400-6525, Proverbs.
Other miacellaneous collections, see PN 6233-6525
82
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English literature —Collections.
Translations from foreign literature.
(For shelflist reference only.)
(1391)
General collections, see PN 6019.
(1393)
Ancient classics, see PA.
(1395)
Modern literature. By language, subarranged by
author. See PQ-PV.
Anglo-Saxon literature.
Collections.
(Including also collections of Anglo-Saxon and
Early English.)
Contemporary.
1490
Exeter book (Codex Exoniensis).
Cf. PR 1760-1764, Riddles.
1495
Vercelli book (Codex Vercellensis) .
1500
Other contemporary collections, A-Z.
1502
Modern.
1505
Selections. Anthologies.
Favor PE 137, Readers.
1508
Modern English translations.
Individual authors and works.
1609
A-Ad.
Address of the soul to the body, see PR 1774.
1519
Ad-Ael.
e, g. .A5, Aelfheah (St. Alphege).
Aelfric.
Collected works.
1520
By date.
1521
By editor.
1522
Selections.
Separate parts, see PR 1525-1530.
Translations.
1523
Modem English. By translator.
1524
Other, by language, subarranged by translator.
Separate works.
Under each :
Texts.
.Al By date.
.All-2 B> editor.
Translations.
.A21-39 Modern English vermons.
.A4-49 French.
.A5-59 German.
,A6-69 Other languages. By language.
.A7-Z Critirimn.
1525
Homilies.
1527
Pannions of the saints.
1628
Sigewulf 's Interrogations on Genesis.
1629
Virelai.
1630
Other special, A-Z.
83
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
Anglo-Saxon literature.
Individnal authors and works.
Aelfric — Continued
1531 Dictionariea, Indexes, etc.
1533 General works: biography, times, relations, etc.
Criticism.
1534 General.
1535 Textual. Manuscripts, etc.
Special.
1536 Sources.
1537 Other, A-Z.
1538 Language, Grammar, Style.
1539 Aelfr-Alf.
e. g. .A5, Alexander's letter to Aristotle.
Alfred, the Great.
(Including works connected with bis name.)
Collected works
1540 By date.
1541 By editor.
1542 Selections.
Separate parts, see PR 1545-1557.
Translations.
1543 Modern English. By translator.
1644 Other, by language, subarranged by translator.
Separate works.
Under each:
Texts.
.Al By date.
.All-2 By editor.
Translations.
.A2I-39 Modern English versions.
.A4-49 P'rench.
.A5-59 German.
.A6-69 Other languages. By language.
.A7-Z Criticism.
1545 (Translation of) St. Augustine's Soliloquies.
1547 (Translation of) Bede's Ecclesiastical history.
1549 (Translation of) Boethius's Consolatio philosophiae.
1551 (Translation of) Gregory's Cura pastoralLa.
1552 (Translation of) Gregory's Dialogues.
1553 Laws of the Anglo-Saxons.
1555 (Translation of) Orosius.
1556 (Translation of) Proverbs.
1557 (Translation of) Psalms.
1560 Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
1561 Dictionaries, Indexes, etc.
(1563) Biography, see DA 153.
Criticism.
1564 General.
1565 Textual. Manuscripts, etc.
Special.
1566 Sources.
1567 Other, A-Z.
1568 Language, Grammar, Style.
84
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PE
Anglo-Saxon literature.
Individual authors and works — Continued.
1569
Alf-Ang.
Alfred aetheling'e death.
Alphege, St., see PR 1519. A5, Aelfheah.
Andreas, see PR 1644.
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, see DA 150.
Cf. PR (1636) Chronicle.
1672
Ang-Az.
Apollonius of Tyre.
Apoetlee' Fates, see PR 1703.
Apuleius. Herbarium, see PR 1726.
1575
Azariaa (VIII).
Cf. PR 1670, Daniel; PR 1601, Caedmon.
1576
Az-Be
Battle at Brunanburh, see PR 1592.
Battle of Maldon, see PR 1594.
Be domes dsege (De die judicii).
1578
Beda Venerabilis (VIII).
Cf. PR 1547, Alfred's Tranalation of Bede.
-1588
Beowulf (V).
Bestiary, see PR 1752.
1590
Blickling homilies (X).
1592
Bnmanbnrh. Athelstan's victory (X).
1594
Byrhtnoth's death. The battle of Maldon (X)
1597
By-Ca.
Caedmon.
Collected works.
1600
By date.
1601
By editor.
1602
Selections.
Translation.
1603
Modem English. By translator.
1604
Other, by language, »mbarranged by translator.
Separate works.
Under each:
Texts.
.Al By date.
.A3A-Z By editor.
Translations.
.A5A-Z Modem Engliah versions. By translator
.A6A-Z Other languages, A-Z. By translator.
.A7-Z Criticism.
(1605)
Chriprt and Satan, see PR 1630-1634.
Fall of the Angeb.
Christ's Harrowing of Hell.
Christ's Temptation.
1607
Daniel.
Dream of the Road; Ruthwell croeB, nee PR 1680.
1609
Exodus (including Exodus and Djuoiel).
1611
Genesis.
1613
Hynrn.
(1615)
Judith, see PR 1730.
85
PR ENGLISH LITER At URE PR
Anglo-Saxon literature.
Individual authors and works.
Caedmon — Continued.
Wio
Periodicals. Societies. Collectione.
1622
Dictionariea, Indexes, etc.
1623
General works: biography, times, relations, etc.
Criticism.
1624
General.
1625
Textual. Manuecripta, etc.
Special.
1626
Sources.
1627
Other, A-Z.
1628
Language, Grammar, Style.
1630-1634
Christ (Crist) and Satan (VI).
Fall of the Angels.
Christ's Harrowing of Hell.
Christ's Temptation.
(1636)
The Chronicle, see DA 1-50.
Cf. PR 1519 Aelfheah.
1569 Alfred aetheling's death (1036).
1592 Brunanburh (957).
1594 Byrhtnoth ^991).
1686 Eadgar's coronation (973)
1687 Eadgar's death (975).
1689 Eadmund (942)
1691 Edward the Martyr's death (978).
1693 Edward the Confessor's death (1066).
1637
Ctir--Cy.
Creation, Wonders of, see PR 1792.
Cross of Ruthwell, see PR 1680.
Cynewulf.
Collected works.
1639
By date.
1640
By editor.
1641
Selections.
Separate parts, see PR 1644-1659.
Translations.
1642
Modern English. By translator.
1643
Other languages, A-Z. By tranalator.
Separate works.
Under each:
Texts.
,Al By date.
.A3A-Z By editor.
Translations.
.A4A-Z Modern English versions. By translator
.A6A-Z Other languages, A-Z. By translator.
.A7-Z Criticism.
1644
Aadreas.
1645
Christ.
(1646)
Dream of the rood. See PR 1680-1684.
1647
Elene.
86
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Anglo-Saxon literature.
Individual authors and works.
Cynewnlf.
Separate works — Continued.
(1648)
Fates of the apostles, see PR 1703.
(J 649)
Gifta of men (Bi manna craeftum), see PR 1746,
(1650)
Guthlac, see PR 1722.
(1651)
Judith, see PR 1730.
1652
Juliana.
(1653)
Phoenix, see PR 1750.
(1657)
Physiologus, see PR 1752.
(1659)
Riddles, see PR 1760.
1660
Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
1662
Dictionaries, Indexes, etc.
1663
General works: biography, times, relations, etc.
CriticiBm. .
1664
General.
1665
Textual. Manuscripts, etc.
Special.
1666
Sources.
1667
Other, A-Z.
1668
Language, Grammar, Style.
(1670)
Daniel, see PR 1807.
1672-1676
Deor's lament (VI).
1678
De-Dr.
1680-1684
Dream of the rood (VI).
1686
Edgar's coronation (X).
1687
Edgar's death (X).
1689
Edmund. Liberation of the five boroughs (X).
1691
Edward the Martyr's death (979) (X).
1693
Edward the Confessor's death (1066) (X).
Exeter book, see PR 1490.
:i695-1699)
Exodus (VI), see PR 1609.
1700
Ex-Fa.
Falsehood of men, see PR 1742 Bi liianna lease.
1703
Fates of the apostles (X).
1705
Fates-Father.
Fates of men, see PR 1744 Bi manna wyrdum.
1707
Father's instruction (X).
1709
Father-Finn.
1710-1714
Finnsburh (VI).
Cf. PR 1580, Beowulf.
(1716)
Genesis, see PR 1611.
. 1718
Gen-Gno.
Gifts of men, see PR 1746, Bi manna craeftum.
1720
Gnomic verses (X).
1722
Guthlac (X).
1724
Guth-Herb.
Harrowing of Hell, see PR 1630-1634.
1726
Herbarium of Apuleius (X).
Cf. QK.
87
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Ang^lo-Saxon literature.
Individual authors and works — Continued.
1728
Husbandg meaaage (X).
Cf. PR 1790, The Wife's complaint.
1730-1734
Judith (X).
1736
Leechbook (Laece boc) (X).
1738
I.eech-Men.
Maldon, Battle of, see PR 1594 Byrhtnoth.
1740
Menologium. Calendar of aainta (X).
1742
Mnn'8 falsehood (Bi manna lease) (X).
1744
Man's fate (Bi manna •wyrdum) (X).
1746
Man's gifts (Bi manna craeftum) (X).
1748
Man's mind (Bi manna mode) (X)
1750
Phoenix (X).
1752-1757
Phyeiologus (VI).
1758
Ph-Pz.
1759
Q-Rid.
1760-1764
Riddles (VI).
Cf. PR 1490, Exeter book.
1766
The ruin (X).
1768
Ru-Sa.
Ruth well crosd, see PR 1680-1684.
1770
Salomon and Saturn (X).
1772
* Seafarer (X).
1774
Soul's address to the body (X).
1775
Soul-Sz.
1776
T.
1777
U.
1778
V.
1779
W-Wal.
1780-1784
Waldere (VI).
1786
Wanderer (X).
1788
Widsith (X).
1790
Wife's complaint (X).
Cf. PR 1728, Husband's message.
1792
Wonders of creation (X).
1793
Won-Wul
179& 1799
Wulfatan (VI)
Latin literature of the Anglo-Saxon period, see PA
Anglo-Norman period. Early English.
Middle English.
Individual authors and works.
1804
Alexander of Hales.
1805
Al-An.
1807-1810
AjQcren riwle (VI).
1812
Andrew of Wyntoun.
(1814)
Aquinas, St. Thomas, see B.
1815
Aq-Afl.
1817
Aflsumptio Mariae.
1818
As-Au.
1820-1828
Aungerville, Richard (Richard of Bury) (IV).
88
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
Anglo-Wonnan period. Early English.
Individual authors and works — Continued.
1829
Au-Ay.
Ayenbite of inwyt, see Michel of Northgate.
1831
Bacon, John.
1833
Barbour, Jchn (VIIl).
1834
Barb-Bea.
1836
Bestiary (X).
1837
Bes-BIz.
Blind Harry, see Henry, the minetrel.
1840.B5
Bokenham, Osbern.
1841
Bradwardine, Thomas.
1843
Canute song (X).
1845
Capgrave, John.
1847-1848
Caxton, WilUam (XII).
1849.C4
Chandos, the herald.
.C6
Charles, count of Angoul§me, duke of Orleans.
Cf. PQ 1553.C5.
DC 102. 8. 07.
Chaucer, Geoffrey.
Collected works.
1850
Original editions and reprinta, by date.
1851
Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
1852
Selections. Anthologies.
1853
Minor poems. Collected fragments.
1854
Translationp, by language, eubarranged by traiirilator.
ISof
Adaptations, modernization, etc.
For the Canterbury tales, see PR 1872.
Separate works.
1856-1857
Anelida and Arciie.
1859-1860
Boethiup's I)e consolatione philosophiae.
1862-1863
Book of the Dutchess.
■ Canterbiury tales.
Texts.
1865
By date.
1866
By editor.
1867
Selections.
1868
Special parts, A-Z.
Under each:
Text.
(1) By date.
(2) By editor.
(3) Criticism.
1870
Translations, by language, A-Z.
1872
Miscellaneous: Adaptationsj.VerBions for children, etc
(1873)
Indexes, see PR 1903.
Criticism.
1874
General.
1875
Special, by subject, A-Z.
89
PJI
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Anglo-Norman period. Early English.
Individual authors and works.
Chaucer, Geoffrey.
Separate works— Continued.
Other works.
Under each:
(1) Text
.A2, By date.
.A3-Z, By editor.
(2) Criticism.
1877-1878
House of fame.
1881-1882
Legend of good women.
1885-1886
Parlament of foules.
1888-1889
Romaunt of the rose.
1891-1892
Treatise on the astrolabe.
1895-1896
Troilue and Criseyde.
1898
Doubtful and spurious works, A-Z.
1901
Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
1903
Dictionaries. Indexes, etc.
1905
Biography.
1906
Relations to contemporaries.
1907
Homes and haunts, Landmarks, etc.
1908
Anniversaries. Celebrations.
1909
Portraits, monuments, etc.
1910
Miscellaneous. Relics, etc.
1911
Authorship.
1912
Sources.
.A2, Collections.
.A3A-Z, General works.
.A5-Z, Indebtedness to special works or authors.
1913
Influence on other writers, A-Z.
1914
Influence on English literature.
1915
Influence on other literatures, by country, A-Z.
1921
Chronology of works.
Criticism and interpretation.
1924
General works.
Characters
1927
General.
1928
Individual, A-Z.
1931
Plots. Scenes. Time, etc.
1933
Treatment and knowledge of special subjects, A-Z
1939
Textual criticism, commentaries.
Language. Style, etc.
1940
General works.
1941
Dictionaries. Concordances.
Grammar.
1943
General.
Special.
1945
Pronunciation.
1946
Use of words.
1948
Syntax
1951
Versification
1954
Dialect, etc.
90
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Anglo-Normal period. Early English.
Individual authors and works — Continued.
1955 Chaucer-Chro.
(1961) Chroniclee.
Bok, Thomas, see DA.
Benedict of Peterborough, eee DA 209.
Eadmar, see DA 190.
Florence of Worcester, see DA 150.
Geoffrey of Monmouth, see DA 140; DA 150.
Gervase of Canterbury, see DA.
Gesta regum Britannise, see DA 140.
Geata Stephani, see DA.
Giraldufl Cambrenais, see DA 725; 930; 933.
Henry of Huntingdon, see DA 190.
Jocelin of Brakelond, see DA.
Ordericus Vitalia, see DA.
Paris, Matthew, see DA 220.
Peter of Blois.
Peter of Longtoft.
Ralph of Coggeshall, see DA.
Ralph of Diceto, see DA.
Richard of Devizes, see DA 151.
Robert de Monte, see DA.
Robert of Gloucester.
Roger of Hoveden, see DA 200.
Roger of Wendover, see DA 220.
Simeon of Durham, see DA.
William of Malmeebury, see DA 190.
William of Newburgh, see DA 200.
1962 .C5 Chestre, Thomas.
1964 Cleanness (X).
1966-1967 Cursor mundi (Xlla).
1968.D2 Dame Siriz.
.D4 Davy, Adam (IX).
.D5 Debate of the carpenter's tools (IX).
.D6 Debate of the body and soul (IX).
(.D8) Duns Scotus, John, see B.
.E5 Erthe upon erthe (IX).
1969 Fabyan, Robert.
1971 Fortescue, Sir John .
1972.G2 "Gamelyn."
.G5 Geoffrey of Vinsauf.
1974 Gildas.
(1976) GiralduB Cambrensis, see DA 725, 930, 933.
1978 Godric.
1980-1988 Gower, John (IV).
1989. G2 Gregorius (Legend).
1989.G4 Grey, WilUam.
.G6 Groaaeteate, Robert.
.G8 Guilforde, Sir Richard.
.H2 "HaliMeidenhad" (IX).
.H6 Henry, the minstrel ("Blind Harry").
Henry of Bracton, aee J, K.
\)
PR
ENGLISH LITERATUKE
PR
Anglo-Norman period. Early English.
Individual authors and works— Continued.
1990.H4
Henry son, Robert.
.H8
Kigden, Ranulf.
1992
ffig-Huc.
1994
Huchowne of the Awle Ryale.
See also PR 1964, Cleanneas.
PR 2065. G2, Six Gawayne,
PR 2110, Patience.
PR 2111, Pearl.
1995
Hu-Hw.
1998
"Hwon holy chireche is under uote" (X).
1999. H8
Hylton, Walter.
2000-2004
James I of Scotland (VII).
2006
John of Saliflbury.
2007. J7
Juliana (Middle English) (IX).
2008
"The land of Cokayne."
2010-2018
Langland, William (Piers Plowman) (V).
2020-2028
Layamon (IV).
2029(.L2)
Libell of Engliahe policy-).
.L3
"Lives of the saints."
.L5
Lofsong of Ure Lefdi.
.L6
Lonelich, Henry.
.L7
Lutel soth eermun.
2030-2038
Lydgate, John (IV).
Malory, Sir Thomas (le Morte d'Arthur).
Texts.
2040
By date.
2041
By editor.
2042
Selections.
Translations.
2043
Modem English, including adaptations, abridgments, etc
2044
Other. By language.
Criticiam.
2045
General.
2046
Sources.
2047
Characters and other special.
2048
Language.
2050-2064
Mandeville, John (VII).
2056
Mannyng, Robert.
2068
Map, Walter.
(2060)
Marsh, Adam (Ada, de Mariaco), see DA, PA.
2062
Merlin.
Metrical romances.
2064
Collectiona.
e. g. Ritson, Weber, etc.
Cf. PR 1203.
2066
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .A15, Alexander.
.A2, Amis and Amilouji.
.A4, Arthur and Merlin.
.A6, Avowing of Arthur.
.A8, Awntyrs of Arthur at the Teme Wathelyne.
92
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
AnglO'Nonnan period. Early English.
Individual anthors and works.
Metrical romances.
2065 Spocial A-Z — Continued.
e. g. .B2, Barlaam and Josaphat.
.B4, Beves of Hamtoun.
.04, Chevy chaae.
.06, C leges.
.D3, The destruction of Troy.
.E3, Eglamour.
.E5, Emare.
.F4, Ferumbras.
.F6, Floire and Blancheflor.
.G3, Gawaiii and the grene knight.
.G4, Generides.
.G5, Golagroe and Gawain.
.G6, Guy of Warwick.
.H3, Havelok the Dane.
Ifi, Ipomedon, Lyfe of.
.18, Isumbras.
.K5, King AliBaunder.
.K6, King Horn.
.L2. Landeval.
Launfal, see PR 1962. C5.
.L5, Libeaus Deeconua.
.M3, Morte Arthure (Alliterative j)oem).
.M5, Morte Arthure (Rhymed poem).
For Malory's work, see PR 2040-2048.
.03, Octavian.
.06, Orfeo.
08, Otuel.
P2, Partonopc of Blois.
.P4, Perceval of Galles.
.R4, Richard Coeur de Lion.
.R6, Robert of Sicily.
.R8, Roland and Vemagu.
.S3, The seven sages of Rome.
S6, The siege of Troy.
Sir Clegea, Sir Eglamour, etc.
See Cleges, Eglamour, etc.
.87, Sowdone of Baby lone.
Speculum Gy de Warewyke,
see PR 2143.S6.
.S8, The squire of low degree.
.T4, Titus and Vespasian.
.T6, Torrent of Portugal.
.T7, Triamour.
.W3, Wars of Alexander.
.W5, Wedding of Sir Gawain,
.W7, W^illiam of Paleme.
.Y7, Ywain and Gawain.
[y.i
fK
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Anglo-Norman period. Early English.
Individual authors and works- Continuod
2070
Metr-Micli.
2085. M3
Michel, Dan, of Northgate.
.Md
Minot, Laurence.
.M6
"Mirror of man'e salvation."
.N4
Nicholas of Guildford.
N7
Northern Faaaion.
2087
No-Oc.
2090-2098
Occleve, Thomafl (IVi.
Orleans, Charles, duke of, see PR 1849.('(i
2100-2108
Orm. Tho Ormulum. (IV).
2109.07
The owl and the nightingale.
.P2
Paris and Viennc.
.P3
The parliament of three ages.
.P5
The passion of Out Lord.
Paaton letters, see DA .
2110
Patience (X).
2111
Pearl (X).
2113
Pecock, Reginald.
2114.P4
Pilgrimage of the lyf of the manhode (X).
2115
Proee romances (Collections).
2117
Proverbsof Alfred (X).
2118
Proverbs — Pz.
Pryam, Denis, see PR 2065. P2
2119
Q-
2120
R-Richard,
2121-2122
Richard de Holand (XII).
2123
Rich-Robin.
Richard of Bury, see Aungerville.
2125
Bobin Hood.
(Ballads, chap-books, etc., in verse.)
2127
Proee versions, adaptations, imitations.
Juvenile literature, see PZ 8.1
2129
History and criticism.
2135-2136
RoUe, Richard (XII).
2137.R6
Russell, John, fl. 1450.
The boke of nurture
2138
Rus-Rz.
2139.S2
Saint Cecilia.
.S3
Sawles warde.
.85
Scot, Michel.
.S6
Sinners beware.
2141-2142
SirThopaa(XIIa).
2143.S4
The song against the king of Almaigne.
.S6
Speculum Gy d^ Warewyke.
2145
Spec-Thom.
2148.T3
Thomas de Hales.
.T5
Thomas, of Erceldouae, called the Rhymer
Cf. PR2065.T8.
.T7
Trevisa, John.
.T9
The turnament of Totenham.
.V2
Tho vengeaiince of Godde.a deth
94
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
Anglo-Norman period. Early English.
Individual authors and works — Continueci
2148. V3
Virgilius.
.V5
Viaio Pauli.
Wace, see PQ 1545
.W2
Walton, John.
.W3
William of Ockbara.
.W4
William of Slioreham.
.W6
William of Wadington.
.W8
Wirecker, Nigel.
.W9
The woman of Samaria.
2149
Wom-Wyc .
2150-2158
Wycliffe, John. (IV).
Prefer B, Religion. '
2159
Wyc-Wyn.
2163
Wynnere and wastere.
2165
Yonge, James
English renaissance (1500-1640).
Prose and poetry.
2199
Anonymous works, A-Z.
Individual authors.
2200
A-As.
Ascham, Roger.
Collected editions.
2201 Al
By date.
.A2
By editor.
.A5-Z Single works.
2202
Criticism.
2203.A5
Aylmer, John.
.A7
Ayton, Sir Robert.
Bacon, Francis.
Works, see B 1151-1196.
2206
Essays.
.A3, By date.
.A6-Z, By editor.
2207
Selections, etc.
2208
Criticism.
Cf. B 1197-1199.
2209.B15
Baldwin, William.
B2
Bale, John.
.B26
Bancroft, Thomas.
.B28
Bannatyne, George.
.B3
Barclay, Alexander.
B4
Barclay, William.
.B6
Barnes, Barnabe.
Dramatic works, see PR 2419. B3.
.B8
Barnfield, Richard.
2211.B2
Baase, William.
.B3
Beaumont, Sir John.
.B5
Bellenden, John.
•BS
Bodenham, John.
2212-2213
Bouchier, Sir John (Lord Berner«) (XITV
95
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
Prose and poetry.
Individual autiiors — Continued.
2214. B2
Bradshaw, Henry.
.B3
Brathwaite, Richard.
.B4
Breton, Nicholas.
.B6
Broke, Arthur.
2215-2216
Brooke, Fulke Greville, Lord (XII).
2217.85
Browne, William.
2218-2219
Buchanan, George (XII).
223-22224
Burton, Robert (XII).
(2226)
Camden, William,' see DA.
2228-2229
Campion, Thomas (XI 1).
2231-2232
Carew, Richard (Xil).
2233.C2
Cartwright, Thomas.
.C4
Cheke, Sir John.
.06
Cheater, Robffert.
.C8
Chettle, Henry.
2234
Churchyard, Thomas (VIII).
2235. C5
Constable, Henry.
.C8
Copley, Anthonie.
2237
Coryate, Thomas.
Cf. DA.
2239
Covenlale, Miles.
Prefer B, Religion.
2240.C5
Craig, Alexander.
2241
Cranmer, Thomas.
Prefer B, Religion.
2242.D15
Daborn, Robert.
.D2
Davies, Sir John.
2243
Dekker, Thomas.
Dramatic works, see PR 248(^2498.
2244. D2
Delouey, Thomas.
.U4
Derricke, John.
224^2248
Donne, John (VII).
2250-2253
Douglas, Gavin (VII).
2255-2258
Drayton, Michael (VII).
2260-2263
Drumiiiond, William (of Hawthornden) (VII)
2265-2269
Dunbar, William (VII).
2270. E2
Edwards, Thomas.
.E5
Elyot, Sir Thomas.
(.F5)
Fisher, John, see B.
2271-2272
Fletcher, Giles (XII).
2273. F5
Fletcher, Joseph.
2274-2275
Fletcher, Phineas (XII).
2276. F5
Florio, John.
.F6
Forrest, William.
.F7
Foxe, John.
.G3
Garden, Alexander.
2277-2278
Gascoigne, George.
Dramatic works, see PR 2535-2536.
2279.G4
Googe, Bamabe.
.G6
Goason, Stephen.
96
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
Prose and poetry.
Individual authors — Continued.
2279.G8
Grafton, Richard.
Cf. DA.
2280.G5
Greeham, James.
2283(.G5)
Grimald or Grimoald, Nicholaa, eee PR.
.H2
Hake, Edward.
(.H3)
Haklilyt, Richard.
Cf. G.
(.H6)
Hall, Edward, see DA.
.H7
Hall, Joseph.
.H8
Hannay, Patrick.
2284-2285
Harrington, Sir John (XII).
Cf. DA, HX.
2287-2288
Harvey, Gabriel (XII).
2290-2291
Hawea. Stephen (XII).
2293
Henry VIII.
2294.H2
Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert, lot baron.
Cf. B 1201.H3.
.H3
Heywood, Jaaper.
(.H4)
Holinflhed, Raphael, see DA.
.H5
Holland, Sir Richard.
.H6
Howell, Jamee.
.H7
Howell, Thomas.
.H8
Hume, Alexander.
2295
Jamee I of England.
2296.J2
James, Richard.
.J4
Jewell, John.
.J7
Johnwon, Robert.
.KB
Kendall, Timothy.
(.K5)
Knox, John, see BN.
(.L2)
Latimer, Hugh, see BN.
.L6
Lindsay, Sir David.
Dramas, interludes, etc., see PR 2669. L5.
.L7
Lindsay, Robert.
2297-2298
Lodge, Thomas (XII).
Wounds of civil war (Marius and Scilla), see PR 2669. L6,
2300-2303
Lyly, John (VII).
2304.L4
Lyly, William.
.M3
Markham, Cervaese.
.M5
Major, or Mair, John.
Martin Marprelate pamphleta, see PR 2199.
2308
Mennis, Sir John.
2311-2312
Meres, Francis (XII).
2315.M
Me-Mo.
Mirror for magistrates, see PR 2199.
2321-2322
More, Sir Thomas (XII).
2324-2325
Munday, Anthony (XII).
Cf. PR 2719.M6.
2326.N2
Napier, John (IX).
.N4
Niccols, Richard.
97
PE
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
2326.N6
.N8
.05
.07
2327-2328
2329. P2
.P4
.P6
2331-2332
2334-2335
2336. R3
.R4
.R6
.US
2337. R2
.R6
.R7
.R75
.R8
.R9
2338
2339.82
.S3
.85
2340-2343
2345-2348
2349.85
.S7
2350-2368
2369. S5
2369
.S7
2370-2373
2375-2378
2380-2383
2384.T5
English renaissance (1600-1640).
Prose and poetry.
Individual authors — Continued.
North, Sir Thomaa.
Norton, Thomas.
Overbury, Sir Thomas.
Owen, John.
Painter, William (XII).
Pembroke, Mary (Sidney) Herbert, Counteas of.
Phaer, Thomaa.
Pole, Reginald, cardinal.
Cf. DA, Histpry; B, Religion.
Puttenham, Richard (XII).
Raleigh, Sir Walter (XII).
Cf. D, DA, E.
Randolph, Thomaa.
Rastell, John.
Reynoldfl, John.
Rich, Bamaby (IXa).
Ripley, George.
Robinson, Clement.
Robinaon, Thomaa.
RoUand, John.
Roiia, Francis.
Rowlands, Samuel.
Sandys, George.
Scot, Thomas.
Selden, John.
See alao J, K.
Sempill, Sir James, and Robert.
Sidney, Mary, Counteas of Pembroke, see PR 2329. P2.
Sidney, Sir Philip (VII).
Editions of Defence of Poesy alao in PN 10.
Skelton, John (VII).
Southwell, Robert.
Speed, John,
i^^o.nser, Edmiind (m).
Separate works:
2355 Astrophel.
2356 Colin Clouts come home again.
2357 Complainta.
2358 Faerie Queene.
2359 Shepheardes calender.
2360 Other, A-Z (X).
Stirling, William Alexander, Ist earl of.
Cf. PR 3157.S75, Drama.
Stubbs, Philip.
Surrey, Henry Howard, Earl of (VII).
(Including works of Surrey and Wyatt combined.)
Sylvester, Joshua (VII).
Taylor, John (the water-poet) (VII).
Turberville, George (IX).
i
98
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
Prose and poetry.
Individual authors — Continued.
2384.T7
Tuaeer, Thomae.
.T9
Tyndale, William.
Prefer B, Religion.
.U4
UdaU, John.
.W3
Warner, William.
.W5
Watson, Thomas .
.W7
Webbe, WiUiam.
2386-2387
WhetBtone, George (XII).
2388.W6
Wilson, Thomas.
2390-2393
Wither, Geoige (VII).
2394
Wi-Wo.
239&-2398
Wotton, Sir Henry (VII).
2399
Wo-Wy.
2400-2404
Wyatt, Sir Thomas (VII).
2405.W-Z
Wyatt to Z.
The drama.
2411
Anonymous plays.
Collections, see PR 1261.
Mysteries, Moralities, Masques, Interludes, etc., are to
be claflfli£ed here.
For list cf . Schelling, Elizabethan drama, v. 2, p. 538-
624; and Cambridge hiatory, v. 5-6.
Under each:
(1) Texts: By date.
(2) Translations: .A1-A29.
(3) Criticiflm: .A3-Z.
Individual authors.
2417
Armin, Robert.
2419.B2
Bale, John.
.A6, God's promifles.
.B3
Barnes, Bamabe.
Biography, etc., see PR 2209.B6.
.B7
Bower, Richard.
.A6, Appius and Virginia.
2420-2438
Beanioont, Francis, and Fletcher, John (HI).*
Collected and separate plays by John Fletcher (and by
him and others in collaboration, Beaumont excepted)
are to be clanaified under PR 2500-2518 or under dra-
matist to whom the play is mainly credited.
2439.B4
Brandon, Samuel.
.B6
Brome, Richard.
.B7
Buchanan, George.
(.02)
Campion, Thomas, see PR 2228.
.04
Carliell, Ludowick.
.06
Calfhill, James.
.08
Cartwright, William,
* For arrangement of separate works see Additions, p. 273.
99
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
2440-2458
2459.C4
2460-2468
2470-2478
2479.D3
.D5
2480-2498
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individual anthers — Continued.
Chapman, George (III).
Separate works:
2446.A3 All foolfl.
.A6 Andromeda liberata.
2447.B2 Ball, The.
.B4 Blinde beggar of Alexandria.
.B7 BuBsy d'Amboifl.
.C2 Caesar and Pompey.
.C6 Conspiracie of Charles, Duke of Byron.
.E2 Eastward hoe.
2448. G5 Gentleman usher.
.H7 numerous dayes myrth.
.M2 May day.
.M5 Memorable maske of the two honourable
Inns of Court.
.M7 Monsieur d'Olive.
.R3 Revenge for honour.
2449. R4 Revenge of Bussy d'Ambois.
.S3 Second maiden's tragedy.
.T3 Tragedie of Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany.
.T5 Tragedie of Chabot, Admirall of France.
.T7 Two wise men and all the rest fools.
.W5 Widowes teares.
2450 Other works, poems, proee, etc., A-Z.
Translations:
Hesiod, see PA.
Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, see PA,
Juvenal's Satire on Nero, see PA.
MusBBUs, see PA.
Chettle, Henry.
Daniel, Samuel (IV).
D'Avenant, Sir William (IV).
Davenport, Robert.
Day, John.
Dekker. Thomas (III).
Proee works and poetry, see PR 2243.
Separate plays.
2485 A-H.
2486 Honest whore.
2487 H-0.
2488 Old FortunatuB.
2489 0-S.
2490 Shoemaker's holiday.
2491 S-Z.
2499. D7
.E4-^
.F4
Drayton, Michael.
Edwards, Richard.
Field, Nathaniel.
100
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual anthors — Continued.
2500-2518
Fletcher, John (in).
Cf. Beaumont and Fletcher, PR 2420-2438.
Separate works.
Under each :
(1) Texts.
(2) Adaptations.
,
(3) Criticism,
2505.B5-7 Bonduca.
.C4-« Chances.
.D3-5 Demetrius and Enanthe, being The humor
ous lieutenant.
2506 Faithful shepherdeas.
2507. ^7-9 Island princeas.
.L6-8 Loyal subject.
.M3-6 Mad lover.
.M&-8 Monsieur Thomas.
.P4-6 Pilgrim.
2508. R7-9 Rule a wife and have a wife.
.86-8 Spanish curate.
.T3-5 Thierry and Theodoret.
2509. V3-4 Valentinian.
.W3-6 Wild-goose chase.
.W6-8 Wit without money.
2510. W3-5 Woman's prize.
.W6-8 Women pleased.
2520-2528
Pord, John (IV).
2529. F7
Fulwell, Ulpian.
A7, Like will to like.
2529. G3
Gager, William.
"Gammer Gurton's needle," see PR 2411.G2.
2535-2536
Gascoigne, George (XII).
Biography, etc., see PR 2277-2278
2539.G5
Glapthorne, Henry.
.G7
Golding, Arthur.
2540-2548
Greene, Robert (IV).
2549. G5
Grimald, Nicholas.
.n3
Hackett, John.
.H5
Halliwell, Edward.
.H6
Haughton, William.
.H8
Heming, William.
2560-2568
Heywood, John (IV).
2570-2578
Heywood, Thomas (IV).
2585 H4
Hughea, Thomas.
2585 n7
Hunnis, William.
2591.14
Ingleland, Thomas.
.A7, Disobedient child.
10 :
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
2600
2601
2602
2603
2604
2605
2606
2607
2608
2609
2610
2611
2612
2613
2614
2615
2616
2617
2618
2619
2620
2621
2622
2624
2625
2626
2627
2628
2629
2630-2648
2649
2650-2658
2659
K4
U
.1^
By editor, A-Z,
Inedited works, f rag-
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors — Continued.
Jonson, Ben.
Collected works.
By date.
Editions with commentary, etc
Selected works. Minor works.
ments, etc.
Selections. Anthologies. Extracts.
Translations. By language, subarranged by traoslator
.F5, French.
.G5, German.
.15, Italian.
.S5, Spanish.
.Z5, Other.
Separate works.
(Under each divided as in Table X.)
Alchemist.
Bartholomew fair.
The case is altered.
Catiline.
Cynthia's revels.
The devil is an ass.
Eastward ho.
Epiccene.
Every man in his humor.
Every man out of his humor.
The magnetic lady.
The new inn.
Poetaster.
Sad shepherd.
Sejanus.
Staple of news.
Tale of a tub.
Volpone.
Masques. Entertainments.
.A2, Collected.
.A5-Z, Separate.
Poetical works.
.A2, Collected.
.A5-Z, Special.
Other works.
Doubtful, spurious works.
Imitations, etc.
Illustrations to the works.
Divided like 30-48 in Table II.
Kirchmeyer, T.
Kyd, Thomas (IV).
Legge, Thomas.
Lindsay or Lyndsay, Sir David.
Cf. PR 2296. L6.
102
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individual anthers — Continued.
2659. L6
Lodge, Thoma.s.
Cf. PR 2297-2298.
.L8
Lupton, Thomas.
.A6, All for money.
.L9
Lyly, John.
Cf. PR 2300.
2660-2678
Marlowe, Christopher (III).
Separate works.
Dido, see PR 2670.D6.
2664 Doctor Fauatue.
2665 Edward II.
Hero and Leander, see PR 2670. U6,
2666 Jew of Malta.
Lust's dominion, see PR 2411. L8.
2668 Maflfiacre of Paris.
2669 Tamburlaine the Great.
2670 Other, A-Z.
2690-2698
Marston, John (IV).
2699.M5
Mason, John.
2700-2708
Maasinger, Philip (IV).
2709.M3
May, Thomas.
Mayne, Jasper, see PR 3548.M4.
.M8
Medwall, Henry.
.A7, Nature.
2710-2718
Middleton, Thomas (IV).
2719.M6
Munday, Anthony.
Cf. PR 2324.
.N3
Nabbes, Thomas.
2720-2728
Nash, Thomas (IV).
"Nero," see PR 2411. N.
2729.N7
Norton, Thomas.
.A7, Gorboduc, or Ferret and Porrex.
Pedler's prophecy, see PR 2411.
2730-2738
Peele, Geoi^e (IV).
2739.P4
Pikering, John.
.A7, History of Horestes.
.P7
Preston, Thomas.
.A6, Cambyses.
2739.R3
Randolph, Thomas.
"Return from Parnassus," see PR 241 l.K.
.R7
Rickets, J.
.R8
Rowley, Samuel.
2740-2744
Rowley, William (VII).
2747. S2
Sackville, Sir Thomas.
(.S2A7)
Gorboduc, see PR 2729.N7A7.
2748.S2
Sampson, William.
2749
Se-Sh.
103
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors — Continued.
Shakespeare, William.
2760 Original quartoa and facsimiles and reprints.
.A1-A73, Original editions.
(Arranged and numbered like 2801-2873.).
.B1-B73, Facsimiles and reprints.
(Arranged like .A1-A73.)
.C1-C9, Collected reprints.
(Arranged chronologically.)
Collected works.
2751.A1 First folio edition (1623J.
.A15 Facsimiles, by date of reprint.
.A2 Second folio edition (1632).
.A25 Facsimiles.
.A3 Third folio edition (1664).
.A35 Facsimiles.
.A4 Fourth folio edition (1685).
.A45 Facsimilea,
(.A6-Z) Collations, notes, descriptions, etc., of the folio editions,
see Z8811-8813.
Editions, with commentary, etc.
2752 18th century, by editor, A-Z.
2753 19th century, by editor, A-Z.
2754 20th century, by editor, A-Z.
i.e., editions first edited in 20th century.
Partial editions. Selected works, etc.
General.
2757 Early, to 1800.
2759 Recent.
By form,
2761 Comedies.
2762 Histories.
2763 Tragedies.
(2764) Poems, see PR 2841-2849.
Selections. Anthologies, etc.
Dictionaries of quotations, see 2892.
2767 To 1800.
2769 1801-.
Minor collections: Almanacs, Birthday books. Thoughts,
etc.
2770 To 1800.
2771 1801-.
(2773) Wit and humour, see PR 2994.
Translations.
(Subarranged by translator, A-Z.)
Under the subdivision "Separate works" the poems are
to be arranged as .X1-.X9 like PR 2841-2849.
Translations of pseudo-Shakespearian plays in PR 2851-
2873 subarranged by Table X.
104
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William.
Translationa — Continued.
2775 Dutch.
2776 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
French.
2777 Early (to 1800).
2778 Recent.
2779 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
German .
2780 Early (to 1800).
2781 Recent.
2782 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2783 Italian.
2784 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2785 Russian.
2786 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
Other Slavic languages, see 2795.A3-S77.
Scandinavian.
2787 Danish. Norwegian.
2788 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2789 Icelandic.
2790 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2791 Swedish.
2792 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2793 Spanish and Portuguese.
2794 Separate works, A-Z, subarranged by translator.
2795 Other European. By language, A-Z.
Under each (successive Cutter number):
(1) Collected works. By translator.
(2) Separate works, A-Z; subarranged by translator.
2795.S3-S77, Slavic (arranged like PN 6505. S3+).
(2795.Y5), Yiddish, see PR 2800.Y5.
Other languages.
To be subarranged under each language like 2795.
2796 Asia.
.H4, Hebrew.
See also PR 2800.Y5, Yiddish.
2797 Polynesia. Oceanica.
2798 Africa.
2799 American Indian.
2800 Artificial languages.
e. g. .E7, Esperanto.
.12, Ido.
.V8, VolapUk.
.Y5, Yiddish,
etc.
105
PB ENGLISH LITERATUKE PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individnal authors.
Shakespeare, William— Continued.
Separate works.
Subarranged:
Texts.
.Al, By date.
N. B. Original quartos and facsimiles
or reprints, see PR 2750.
.A2A-Z, By editor (or actor).
.A25, Adaptations for school performance.
.A3A-Z, Selections. By editor.
TranBlatloDs.
(.A4A-Z) French, see PR 2779.
(.A5A-Z) German, see PR 2782.
(.A6A-Z) Other. By language, see PR 2776-2795.
.A8-Z, Criticism.
2801 All's well that ends well.
2862 Antony and Cleopatra.
2803 As you like it.
2804 Comedy of errors.
2805 Coriolanus.
2806 Cymbeline.
2807 Hamlet.
2807. A7 Corpus Hamleticum.
2808 Julius Caesar.
2809 King Henry IV, parts 1 and 2.
2810 King Henry IV, part 1.
2811 King Henry IV, part 2.
2812 King Henry V.
2813 King Henry VI, parta 1, 2, and 3.
2814 Eang Henry VI, part 1.
2815 King Henry VI, part 2.
2816 Kinc Henry VI, part 3.
2817 King Henry VIII.
2818 King John.
2819 King Lear.
2820 King Richard II.
2821 King Richard III.
2822 Love's labour's lost.
2823 Macbeth.
2824 Measure for measure.
2825 Merchant of Venice.
2826 Merry wives of Windsor.
2827 Midsummer night's dream
2828 Much ado about nothing.
2829 Othello.
2830 Pericles.
2831 Romeo and Juliet.
2832 Taming of the shrew.
2833 Tempest.
106
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William.
Separate worka — Continued.
2834
Timon of Athena.
2835
Titus Andronicufl.
2836
TroiluB and Oeseida.
2837
Twelfth night.
2838
Two gentlemen of Verona.
2839
Winter's tale.
2840
Lost play: Love's labour's won.
Poems.
2841
Collected poems.
2842
Selections. Anthologies.
2843
Special poems.
2845
Venus and Adonis.
2846
Rape of Lucrece.
2847
Passionate pilgrim.
2848
Sonnets.
2849
Other.
Doubtful, spurious works. " Shakespeare apocrypha. "
2851
Collected works.
2852
Selections, extracts.
Special works.
Original quartos, facsimiles or reprints, see PR 2750,
2854
Arden of Feversham.
2855
Arraignment of Paris.
2856
Birth of Merlin.
2857
Bottom the weaver.
2858
Double falsehood.
2859
Edward III.
2860
Fair Em.
2861
Fifth of November.
2862
Locrine.
2863
London prodigal.
2864
Merry devil of Edmonton.
2865
Mucedorus.
2866
Puritan .
2867
Sir John Oldcastle.
2868
Sir Thomas More.
2869
Thomas, Lord Cromwell.
2870
Two noble kinsmen.
2871
Vortigern.
2872
Yorkshire tragedy.
2873
Others, by title, A-Z.
2875
Criticism, etc.
Imitations, paraphrases, adaptations.
2877
Collected (e. g. , Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare).
2878
Special works (including parodies), by title, A-Z.
2879
Other.
2881
Translations (Comparative studies, etc.).
107
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William — Continued.
2883 Illustrations.
For illustrated editions, see texts, PR 2752-2849.
For Shakespeare portraita, etc., see PR 2928-2930.
(2884) Shakespeare and music.
Music composed on Shakespearean subjects (including
librettos), see Class M, Music.
Shakespeare's knowledge and treatment of musical
subjects, see PR 3034.
Criticism, biography, etc.
^Bibliography, see Z 8811-8813.
2885 Periodicals.
Societies.
2887 American.
2888 English.
2889 Other.
2890 Collected papers, essays, etc.
2892 Concordances, dictionaries, indexes, quotations.
General treatises, essays, etc.
(Literary biography, popular accounts, "Life and
works.")
Comprehensive.
2894 English.
2895 Outlines, primers, etc.
Prefer PR 2987.
2896 French.
2897 German.
2898 Other, A-Z.
2899 Lectures, addresses, and other general minor works.
2900 Minor works; miscellaneous details, etc.
2901 Family. Ancestry. Name.
2903 Youth. Education.
2905 Love and marriage. Relation to women.
2906 Anne Hathaway.
2907 London: Creative period.
2908 Return to Stratford. Death. Will.
2909 Autobiographical and biographical allusions.
"Keys" to personal references in the works, etc.
Cf. PR 2848, Sonnets.
PR 2959, Allusions (in works of contemporaries).
2910 The age of Shakespeare. Elizabethan England.
Cf. PR 3000.
2911 Relations to contemporaries, etc.
For literary relationships, see PR 2952-2965.
2912 English, by name, A-Z.
2913 Other.
2915 Homes and haunts.
2916 Stratford and Warwickshire.
2918 London.
2920 Theaters.
108
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William.
CriticiBin, biography, etc. — Continued.
2923 Anniveraaries. Celebrations.
2926 Memorials. Teetimonialfl to hia genius
2926 Poetry.
2927 Prose.
Iconography.
2928 ' General works, history, etc.
For illustrations to Shakespeare, see PR 2883
2929 Portraits.
2930 Monuments.
2931 Museums. Relics.
2932 Stratford.
2933 Other, by place, A-Z.
2935 Fiction, drama, etc., based upon Shakespeare's life.
(2936) Shakespeare in France, Germany, and other countriee.
By country, A-Z.
See PR 2971, Shakespeare studies, criticisms, etc.
By country.
Authorship.
2937 ^ General.
Bacon -Shakespeare controversy.
2939 Pro-Shakespeare (including histories of the contro-
versy and judicial eetimatee).
Baconian theory.
2941 , Collections: Periodicals, societies, etc.
Controversial literature.
2943 Early (to 1880).
Recent.
2944 English.
2945 Other.
2946 Pamphlets, and other minor.
2947 Other hypotheses, A-Z.
2948 Satire, humor, etc.
2949 Manuscripts. Writing. Signatures.
2950 Ireland forgeries. By author.
2951 Collier controversy.
Prefer PR 3071.
Sources.
2952 General works.
2953 Special. By subject, A-Z.
' ' e.g. .W5, Wit and humor.
"Shakespeare jest books."
2954 Literatures of other countries, A-Z.
e. g. .17, Italian.
.67, Spanish.
2965 Special authors or works, A-Z.
e. g. Ml, Holinehed's Chronicles.
.L8, Lyly.
.M8, Montaigne.
.P6, Plutarch.
Of. PR 2957-2968.
109
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PE
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William.
Aut horehip — Continued .
2956 Forerunners.
Prefer PR 651-659.
Relatione to hie contemporaries.
2957 General.
2968 Special, A-Z.
e.g. .B4, Beaumont and Fletcher.
.J6, Jonson.
.M3. Marlowe.
2959 Allusions.
2961 Chronology of works.
Criticism and interpretation.
History of Shakespearian criticism.
2965 General.
By period.
2967 17th century.
18th century.
19th century and later.
2971 By country, A-Z.
e. g. Shakespeare in France, Germany, etc.
Cf. PR 3105-3109.
2972 ' • Bi(^raphy of Shakespearian scholars, A-Z,
e. g-,.F7, Horace Howard Furneas.
.MS, Edmond Malone.
(2973) Influence on special authors, A-Z.
(For croes reference only.)
See the special author, as de Mussel in PQ; Heine
in PT, etc.
See also PR 2957-2958, Shakespeare's associates,
etc. and PR 2971, Special countries.
Treatises.
Cf. PR 2894-2899.
English.
2975 Early, to 1800.
2976 Recent.
2977 French.
2978 German.
2979 Other.
Special forms:
(Criticism of particular works with the text )
2981 Comedies.
2962 Hiiitoriee (English and Roman plays, etc.).
2983 Tragedies.
2984 Poems.
2986 Philosophy, Esthetics, etc.
e. g. Idealism, Naturalism.
Prefer PR 2894-9; 2975-9.
2987 Study and teaching: Outlin,e8, syllabi, synopses, ques-
tions, etc.
Cf . PR 2895, 2877.
110
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
English renaissance (1600-1640).
The drama.
Individnal anthers.
Shakespeare, William.
Criticiflm and interpretation — Continued
Characters. Treatment of life.
Workfl dealing with characters from eeveral plays
only.
Works on the characters of a particular drama, see
PR 2801-2839.
Prefer PR 2894-9, 2975-9, 3071; Cf. PR 2997.
2989
General.
Special.
Groups. Claaaes.
2991
Women.
2992
Other, A-Z.
2993
Individual.
e. g. F2, Falstaff.
Prefer 2801-2839.
2994
Wit and humor.
Technique. Dramatic art.
Prefer PR 2894 + , 2975+, 3071.
2995
General works.
2997
Special, by subject, A-Z.
e.g. .P6, Plots.
Cf. PR 2877, 2987.
.P8, Puns.
,87, Soliloquies.
.S8, Suspense.
.T5, Time relatione.
.U5, Unities.
Treatment and knowledge of special subjects.
3000
General works.
Cf. PR 2910.
3001
Philosophy. Psychology.
3004
The supernatural. Folk-lore, etc.
3007
Ethics.
3009
Mythology.
3011
Religion.
3012
The Bible.
3014
Hifltory Geography.
3017
Politics.
3021
Economics. Tjaboring clasBes, etc.
3024
Sociology.
3026
Crime and criminals.
3028
Law. Legal knowledge.
3031
Education.
3034
Art: Music, painting, etc.
3036
Crafts. Technical arts.
e, g. Printing.
3037
Literature. The classics.
3039
Nature.
9041
Botany.
3044
Zoology.
HI
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PB
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors.
Shakespeare, William.
Criticiam and interpretation.
Treatment of special subjects — Continued.
S047 Science.
3049 Mathematics.
3053 Afltronomy. Astrology.
3056 Physica.
8059 Chemietry.
3062 Medicine.
3065 Insanity.
3067 Sports.
3069 Other special subjects, A-Z.
d. g. .A6. Archery.
.H4, Heraldry.
.L6, Love.
Textual criticism, commentariee, emendations, etc.
Prefer PR 2894-9, 2975-9.
3070 Early works.
8071 Recent.
Language, style, etc.
(3078) Dictionaries, see PR 2892.
Grammar.
8075 General.
Special.
3077 Use of words.
8078 Syntax.
3081 Other, A-Z.
e. g. Pronunciation.
3085 Versification.
3087 Prose.
3088 Dialect, etc.
Dramatic representation of Shakespeare's plays.
General.
8091 English.
3092 Other.
By period.
8095 Elizabethan.
3097 17th-18th centuries.
3099 19th-20th centuries.
Separate plays, with text.
By country.
Cf . PR 2971.
3105 America.
3106 Great Britain.
3107 France.
3108 Germany.
3109 Other.
3112 Famous actors of Shakespearian parts
Cf. PN.
12
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
English renaissance (1500-1640).
The drama.
Individual authors — Continued.
3135.S3
Sharpe, Lewis.
.S5
Sharp ham, Edward.
3137. S7
Shirley, Henry.
3140-3148
Shirley, James (IV).
3163. S3
Smith, Wentworth.
3155.S5
Sparrow, Thomas.
3157.S7
Stevenson, William.
.S75
Stirling, William Alexander, let Earl of.
.S8
Strode, William.
.S9
Stub, Edmund.
Suckling, Sir John, see PR 3718.
3167.T3
Tailor, Robert.
.T7
Tomkifl, Thomas.
3170-3174
Tourneur, Cyril (VII).
3175. T5
Townshend, Aurelian.
3176.U3
Udall, Nicholas.
3178.V4
Verney, Francis.
.W2
Wager, Lewis.
.A7, Mary Magdalene.
.W21
Wager, William.
.A7, The longer thou livest.
.W25
Wapull, George.
.A7, The tide tarrieth no man.
W3
Watson, Robert.
.A7, Three ladies of London.
3180-3188
Webster, John (IV).
3190.W3
Wever, Richard.
.A7, Luaty juventus.
.W,4
Wlietstone, George.
.A7, PromuB and Cassandra.
.W5
Wilde, George.
.W6
Wilkins, George.
.W63
Wilmot, Robert.
.W64
Wilson, Arthur.
.W7
Wilson, Robert.
.W8
Wingfield, Anthony.
3193.W5
Woodea, Nathaniel.
3194.Y3
Yarington, Robert.
3195.Z7
Zouche, Richard.
Translations from foreign literatures.
Cf. PR 125-135.
(3197)
Oliections, see PN 6011-6012,
(3198)
Individual authors and works, see PQ-PV.
17th and 18th centuries, 1640-1770.
The list of minor autbora with less than one whole number
aflfligned to each is to be considered as illustrative rather
than as complete.
3291
Anonymous works (XIII).
113
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770) — Continued.
Individual authors.
3300-3308
Addison, Joseph (IV").
3310-3314
Akenaide, Mark (VII).
3315.A3
AlUbond, John.
.A35
Alsop, Anthony.
.A4
Amhurst, Nicholas.
.A46
Amory, Thomas.
.A5
Andr^, (Major) John.
Ansbach, Elizabeth, margravine of, see Craven, Elizabeth
(Berkeley).
3316.A3
Anstey, Christopher.
.A4
Arblay, Mme. Frances (Burney) d'.
.A5
Arbuthnot, John.
.A6
Armstrong, John.
.A65
Artrubus, Benjamin.
.A7
Aylet, Robert.
.B17
Baker, Daniel.
.B2
Bampfylde, John.
.B3
Baron, Robert.
.B36
Baxter, Richard.
.B4
Beattie, James.
.B5
Beaumont, Joseph.
Becklord, William, see PR 4091-4092.
.B7
Beckiugham, Charles.
3317
Behn, Aphra.
3318.B2
Belon, Peter.
.B3
Bentley, Richard.
Collected works, see PA 27.
.B4
Bickerstaffe, Isaac.
.B5
Blackmore, Sir Richard.
.B7
Blair, Robert.
Blake, William, see PR 4140-4148.
3324. B4
Boaden, James.
3325
Boawell, James.
3326. B2
Bourne, Vincent.
.B25
Bowdler, Hannah.
Boyle, Charles, see Orrery, Earl of.
.B3
Brewer, Anthony.
.B35
Bristol, George Digby, 2d earl of. ,
.B4
Brooke, Ilenry.
.B6
Broome, William.
.B9
Brown, James.
.B93
Brown, Thomas, 1G63-1704.
3327
Browne, Sir Thomas (VTII).
3328. B3
Bruce, Michael.
.B5
Buckin^'liam, George Villiers, 2d duke of.
.B6
Buckingham, John Sheffield, Lst duke of.
14
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual autLors — Continued.
Banyan, John.
Collected works, see Religion.
Special works.
3329. Gl-9 Grace abounding.
.Gl,
English texta, by date.
Translations.
.G4.
Dutch.
.05,
French.
.06,
German.
.07,
Scandinavian.
.071-89
, Other languages (alphabetically).
.G9,
Criticism.
.Hl-9
Holy war.
Divided Uke .Gl-9.
.Ll-9
Life and death of Mr. Badman.
Divided like .01-9.
3330
Pilgrim's
progress.
English editionb.
.Al,
By date.
.A2,
By editor or illufltrator.
.A22,
Selections.
.A25,
Juvenile versiona.
.A3,
Metrical versions.
.A33,
Dxamatizationa, etc.
Translations (by date).
.A35,
Dutch.
.A4,
French.
.A5,
German.
.A65,
Greek.
.A6,
Italian.
.A65,
Scandinavian.
.A7,
Spanish and Portuguese.
.A71-89
, Other languages (alphabetically),
e. g. .A72, American Indian.
.A75, Hawaiian.
.A77, Hungarian.
.A79, India and Burmah.
.A83, Poliah.
.A85, Russian.
.A86, Ruthenian.
.A9,
Criticism.
.A95,
Miscellaneous. Outlinee, etc.
Other works, in Religion.
3331
Biography and criticism.
3332
Criticiam.
3333.B7
Bnrgoyne, General John.
3334. B4
Burke, Edmund.
Prefer DA 506.
3334. B7
Burke, Walter,
Bumey, Frances, see Arblay, Mme. Frances (Bumey) d'
3337.B5
Buahe, Amyas.
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PE
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors Continued.
3338
Butler, Samuel.
3339.B5
Byrom, Joha.
.C15
OanniQg, George.
.C2
Oarew, Thomas.
.03
Oarpenter, Richard.
.04
Oarter, Mrs. Elizabeth.
.06
Oentlivre, Mra. Susannah.
.08
Ohamberlayne, William.
3340-3344
Chatterton, Thomas (VII).
3346(C2)
Ohesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, earl of, see
BJ 1C71.
.03
Ohetwood, William.
.08
Ohurchill, Oharles.
3347
Oibber, OoUey.
3348.C2
Clark, Ewau.
.03
Olark, John.
3348(05)
Olarke, Samuel, see B, Religion.
.07
Oleveland, John.
3349
Ooa-Ool.
03
Ookayne, Sir Aston.
3350-3354
OolUns, William (VII).
3356.05
Collop, John.
3353
Colman, George.
3359.05
Oorabe William.
3360-3368
Con^eve, William (iV»).
3369.015
Oooke, Thomas.
02
Corbet, Richard.
.03
Cotton, Charles.
3370-3374
Cowley, Abraham (Vll).
3379.05
Cowper, Ashley ("Tim. Scribble").
.07
Cowper, Frances Maria.
3380-3384
Cowper, William (VII).
3385.05
Cradock, Joseph.
3386
Crashaw, Richard.
3388.015
Craven, Elizabeth (Berkeley), baroneae Craven
Margravine of Ansbach.
afterwarda
.02
CrowTie, John.
3390-3394
Cumberland, Richard (VII).
3395. D4
Dalrymple, Hugh.
3396
Darwin, Erasmus (VIII).
D'Arblay, see Arblay.
3397. D5
Davies, William.
3398.D3
Day, Thomaa.
lie
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PB
3400-3408
17tli and 18th centTiries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
DeFoe, Daniel (IV).
3400 Works. By date.
Selections.
Translations.
Separate worka.
Robineon Crueoe.
3401
3402
3403
3404
.Al, Texts. By date.
.A3, Adaptations, etc. By author.
.A5-Z3, Translations. By language.
Under each:
(1) Translation.
(2) Adaptation.
e.g. .G5, German traDslation. By
translator.
.G6, Adaptation. By author.
.Z5A-Z, Criticism.
Studies of the " Robinflonade " in
general or in particular countries.
if not dealing largely with Defoe's
■work, are to be claaaified in PN
3432.
Other worka, A-Z.
3409. D2
Denham, Sir John.
.D3
Dennis, John.
.D4
Dermody, Thomaa.
.D5
Digby, Sir Kenelm.
.D6
Dodd, William.
.D7
Dodsley, Robert.
3410-3428
Dryden, John (IIP).
Separate works
3415 A-D.
3416 Dramas, subarranged A-Z.
3417 Essays.
3418 E-P.
3419 Palamon and Arcite, subarranged by editor.
3420 P-Z.
3429.D5
Duffett, Thomas.
3430. D3
Dunkin, William. .
.D7
Dunton, John.
3431.D3
D'Urfey, Thomaw.
.D5
Dyer, John.
.E2
Elliot, Jane.
.E5
EUwood, Thomas.
.E7
Erskine, Ralph.
3432
Ethcrege, Sir George.
3433. E5
Evelyn, John.
.r3
Falconer, William.
.F5
Falkland, Henry Gary, 4th viscount.
3434
Fare-Farq.
.F2
Farewell, Jam'^a.
3435-3439
Farquhar, George (VII).
117
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PE
3446
3448. F3
3450-3468
3459. F3
3460
3461. F2
.F3
.F4
.F6
.F8
.F9
3463. G4
.G5
346&-3469
3471.03
3473-3474
3476
3477. G4
S478.G3
.G5
3480
3481
3482
3484
3485
3486
3487
3488
3489
3490
3491
3492
3493
3494
3498
3499.G5
.G7
.G77
.G8
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
Faulkland, Henry Gary, 4th viscount, see Falkland.
Fenton, Elijah.
Fergusson, Robert.
Fielding, Henry (IT*).
(PR 3451 not used.) ,
Fielding, Sarah.
Fin-FJB.
Fisher, James.
Flatman, Thomas.
Flecknoe, Richard.
Foote, Samuel.
Fuller, Thomas.
Fyfe, Alexander.
Galloway, Robert.
Grambold, John.
Garrick, David (Vlf).
Garth, Sir Samuel.
Gay, John (XII).
Gibbon, Edward.
Gibson, John.
Gildon, Charles.
Glover, Richard.
Goldsmith, Oliver.
Collected works.
By date.
By editor.
Selections. Minor collections.
(Including collected essays and poems.)
Translations, by language, A-Z.
Separate works.
A-D.
.B4, The Bee.
.C5, Citizen of the world.
Deserted village.
D-S.
.E8, Essays (Collected).
.H4, The Hermit.
She stoops to conquer.
S-V.
.T7, The Traveller.
Vicar of Wakefield.
V-Z.
Dictionaries, indexes, etc.
General works on Goldsmith's life and writings.
Criticism.
General.
Language, grammar, style.
Grahame, James.
Grainger, James.
Graves, Richard.
Gray, Robert.
118
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
17th and I8th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
3500-3504
Gray, Thomas (VII).
3505.G4
Griffin, Benjamin.
.H3
Habington, William.
.H5
Hales, John.
8506.H2
Halifax, Charles Montagu, Earl of.
.H3
Hall, John.
.H6
Harvey, Chrbtopher.
.H8
Harvey, John.
.H87
Hawkins, William.
.H9
Hayley, William.
.H94
Haywood, Mrs. Eliza.
3507-3508
Herbert, George (XII).
3510-3514
Herrick, Eobert (VII).
3515.H16
Hill, Aaron.
.HI?
Hoadly, Benjamin.
.H2
Holcroft, Thomas.
.H5
Hole, Richard.
3516
Home, John.
3517.H3
Howard, Sir Robert.
.H5
Howell, James.
.H65
Huddesford, George.
.H7
Hughes, John.
.H8
Hurdis, James.
3518
Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth.
Ireland, William Henry, see PR 4821-.I5; PR 2950.
3519.J5
Jeminghara, Edward.
.J6
Jodrell, Richard Paul.
3520-3538
Johnson, Samuel (IIP).
3520
Collected works (prose and poetry, and collected prose).
3521
Collected poems, plays, etc.
Separate works.
Diary of a journey into North Wales, see DA 727.
(3525)
Idler, see PR 1365.
3526
Irene.
Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland, see DA 880.
Lives of poets, see PR 553.
3527
London.
Political tracts, see DA 507.
(3528)
Rambler, see PR 1365.
3529
Raaselaa.
Taxation no tyranny, see E 211.
3530
Vanity of human wishes.
Visit to the Hebrides, see DA.
Voyage to Abyssinia, see D.
3531
Other, A-Z.
3539. K15
Keate, George.
.K2
Kelly, Hugh.
.K3
Killigrcw, .\nne.
.K5
Killigrew, Thomas.
.K7
King, William.
119
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
17tli and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors— Continued.
3539. K8
Knight, Richard Payne.
.L2
Lacy, John.
.L3
Langhome, John.
.L4
Lansdowne, George Granville, Earl of.
.IJ>
Learmont, John.
3540
Lee, Nathaniel.
3541
Lee, Sophia, see PR 4879. L5.
.L3
L' Estrange, Sir Roger.
.L5
Lillo, George.
.L55
Lloyd, David.
.L6
Lofft, Capel.
.L7
Logan, John.
3542.L2
Lovelace, Richard.
.L3
Loveling, William.
.L5
Luck, Robert.
.L8
Lytt«lton, George Lyttelton, Ist baron.
3543.M15
Macdonald, Andrew.
.M2
Mackenzie, Henry.
.M3
Macklin, Charles. ■..
.M5
Macneill, Hector.
3544
Macpherson, James (Oasian).
3545. M4
Mallet, David.
.M6
Mandeville, Bernard.
.M8
Manley, Mary. . ' •
.M9
Marmion, Shackerley. '
3546
Marv-ell, Andrew.
3648.M2
Mason, William. • ..
.M4
Mayne, Jasper.
.MS
Meston, William.
3549.M3
Mickle, William Julius.
3550-3598
Milton, John (II).
3552 Selected works. Minor poems, etc.
3553 Selections. Anthologies.
3554 Translations. By language.
Separate (poetical) works.
3555 L'Allegro (and H Penseroeo).
3556 11 Penseroso (separate).
3557 Gomus.
3558 Lycidaa.
3559 Ode on the Morning of Christ's nativity
3560 Paradise lost (and Paradise regained).
3561 Translations (by language), A-Z.
3562 Criticism.
3563 Paradise regained.
3564 Translations.
3565 Criticism.
3566 Samson Agonistes.
3567 Sonnets.
3568 Other, A-Z.
3569 Prose works.
3570 Separate works, A-Z.
120
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
17th and 18th centnries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
3600
Mi n -Mis.
3601
Mit-Miz.
3602
Mo-Mom.
3603.M2
Montagu, Elizabeth.
3604
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley.
3605.M3
Moore, Edward.
.M5
Moore, John.
.M6
More, Hannah.
.M7
More, Henry.
.M8
Morieon, David.
.M83
Mountfort, William.
.M9
Murphy, Arthur.
.N2
Newcastle, Margaret (Lucaa) Cavendish, Duchess of
.N4
Newcastle, William Cavendish, Duke of.
.N7
Newcomb, Rev. Thomas.
.015
Ogilvie, John.
.02
O'Keeffe, James.
.03
O'Keeffe, John.
.04
Oldham, John.
.05
Oldmixon, John.
.06
Oldys, William.
3607.03
Orrery, Charles Boyle, 4th Earl of.
.04
Orrery, Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of.
3610-3614
Otway, Thomas (VII).
3616
Pamell, Thomas.
3617. P2
Parr, Samuel.
.P7
Peck, Francis.
.P8
Penny, Mrs. Anne Christian.
3618.P2
Pepys, Samuel.
.P5
Percy, Thomas, Bishop of Dromore.
3619. P2
Philips, Ambrose.
.P3
Philips, John.
.P4
Philips, Mrs. Katherine.
.P43
PhilUps, Edward.
.P5
Piozzi, Mrs. Hester (Thrale).
.P7
Pomfret, John.
3620-3638
Pope, Alexander (III*).
3639. P4
Porson, Richard.
.P7
Preston, William.
3640-3644
Prior, Matthew (VII).
3648
Pye, Henry James.
3650-3654
Quarles, Francis (VII).
3655.Q3
Quarles, John.
3656.R15
Radcliffe, Alexander.
Radcliffe, Mrs. Anne, se§ PR 5200-5204.
3657
Ramsay, Allan.
3658J12
Rawlins, Thomas.
.R5
Reeve, Clara.
Reynolds, Frederick, see PR 6221.B.
.R7
Richards, Nathaniel
121
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
3660-3667
Eichardson, Samuel (IV*).
3G67 Criticism (general and special).
3668
Richardson-Robertson.
.R3
Ridley, James.
.R5
Roberta, William Hayward.
3669. R18
Robertson, Alexander.
.R2
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of.
.R7
Rolt, Richard.
3670. R5
Roscommon, Wentworth Dillon, Earl of.
3671.R3
Ross, Alexander.
Rd
Rowe, Nicholas.
.R55
Rugeley, Rowland.
.R6
Russell, Thomas.
.E7
Rymer, Thomas.
.S2
8avage, Richard.
.S3
8cott, John.
.84
Sedley, Sir Charles.
.86
8ettle, Elkanah.
.87
Seward, Anna.
.875
Shadwell, Charles.
.88
Shadwell, Thomas.
(3674)
Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of,
see B 1383-1388.
3677
Shenstone, William.
3679.85
Sheridan, Mri.. Francis.
3680-3684
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley (VII).
3687.85
Stene, George.
.86
Skinner, John.
3688
Smith, A-Smith, I.
3689
Smith, J-Sraollet.
3690-3698
Smollett, Tobias (IV).
3699.82
Somerville, William.
.83
Southerne, Thomas.
.84
Spence, Joseph.
.87
Sprat, Thomas, Bishop of Rochester.
.88
Stanley, Thomas.
3700-3708
Steele, Sir Eichard (IV*).
3710-3716
Sterne, Laurence (IV*).
3716 Biography and criticism.
3717
St-Su.
3718
Suckling, Sir John.
3719
Su-Sw.
3720-3728
Swift, Jonathan (IV*).
3729.84
Syrapson, Joseph.
.T12
Tatliam, John.
.T13
Taylor, Jeremy (IX).
Cf. B, Religion.
.T15
Temple, Anne, countess.
.T2
Temple, Sir William.
.T4
Thelwall, John.
.T6
Theobald, Lewis.
!22
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
17th and IStli centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
3729. T7
Thifltlethwaite, James.
3730-3734
Thomson, James (VII).
3735.T3
Thornton, Bonnel.
.T4
TickeU, Richard,
.T5
Tickell, ThomfiH.
3736.T2
Tobin, John.
.T5
Tooke, George.
.T6
Topham, Edward.
.T7
Traherne, Thomafl.
.T715
Trapp, Joseph.
.T73
Tresham, Henry.
.T8
Twining, Thomaa.
.U6
Urquhart, Sir Thomas (IX).
.U8
Uved?ile, Thomas.
3737-3738
Vanbrugh, Sir John (XII).
3740-3744
Vatighan, Henry (VII).
3745.V2
Vaughan, Sir William.
3746. V2
Victor, Benjamin.
3747.W5
Wagstaffe, William.
3748.W2
Wakefield, Gilbert.
.W5
Waldron, Francis G.
3750-3754
Waller, Edmund (VII).
3757 .W2
Walpole, Horace.
.W4
Walsh, William.
.W6
Walton, Isaac.
.W8
Ward, Edward.
3759. \V3
Warton, Joseph.
3761
Warton, Thomaa.
3762. W3
Washbourne, Thomas.
3763. W2
Watts, Isaac.
.W25
Webster, Benjamin.
.W4
Wesley, Charles.
.W5
Wesley, John.
.W6
Wesley, Samuel.
.W9
Whaley, John.
.W95
WTiincop, Thomas.
3765 (W2)
White, Gilbert.
Natural history of Selbome, see QH 138.84
Biography, see QH 31.W58.
.W3
Whitehead, Paul.
.W4
Whitehead, William.
.W5
Whitelocke, Bulstrode.
.W53
Whyte, Samuel.
.W535
Williams, Edward.
.W54
Williams, Helen Maria.
.W55
Wilson, Alexander.
.W56
Wilson, John.
.W57
Winchilsea, Anne, Couutees of.
.W6
Wodhull, Michael.
.W7
Wolcot, John ("Peter Pindar").
123
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
3767
3768
.W4
3769.W6
.W7
3770-3778
3779. Y4
3780-3784
3991
4000.A5
4001.A2
.A3
.A4
.A45
.A48
J15
.A7
.A9
4002-4003
40O4.A12
.A15
.A2
.A5
4005
4007.A5
.A63
.A65
4010-4014
4015.A4
4020-4024
4028(.A5)
.A6
.A73
.A8
4029.A4
.A5
4030-4038
4040-4044
4046.A5
.A7
4047-4048
4049.B2
.B7
4050-4054
4056
4057.B13
17th and 18th centuries (1640-1770).
Individual authors — Continued.
Wood, Anthony k.
Wood-War.
Wolnough, Henry.
Wotton, Sir Henry, see PR 2395.
Wotton. William.
Woty, William.
Wycherley, William (IV^).
Yearelcy, Ann.
Young, Edward (VII).
19th centnry, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Anonymous works (XIII).
Individual authors.
Abrahall, Chandos Hoskyns.
Adams, Sarah Fuller Flower.
Adams, William.
Agg, John.
Aguilar, Grace.
Aid6, Hamilton.
Aikin, John.
Aikin, Lucy.
Ainger, Alfred.
Ainsworth, William Harrison (XII).
Alexander, William, Bishop of Armagh.
Alford, Henry.
Allen, Grant.
AUingham, William.
Ama-Amz.
Anderson, Robert.
Anstey, F., see Guthrie.
Archer, William.
Argyll, John, 9th dukeof.
Arnold, Sir Edwin (VII).
Arnold, Frederick.
Arnold, Matthew (VII).
Arnold, Thomas, see LF
Arnold, Thomas, jr.
Ashby-Sterry, Joseph.
Atherstone, Edwin.
Atkinson, Sarah.
Atkinson, Thomas.
Austen, Jane (IV*).
Austin, Alfred (VII).
Axon, William.
Ayton, Richard.
Aytoun, William Edmondstoune (XII).
Bagehot, Walter.
Bailey, Peter.
Bailey, Philip James (VII).
Bail lie, Joanna.
Balrd, Henry.
124
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PB
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
4057.B135
Balfour, Arthur James.
.B14
Ballantine, James.
.B2
Banim, John.
.B3
Banim, Michael.
.B7
Barbauld, Anna Letitia.
4058-^059
Barham, Richard Harris (XII).
4061-4062
Baring-Gould, Sabine (XII).
4063.B3
Barlow, Jane.
4064-4065
Barnes, William (XII).
4069.B4
Barre, William.
.B5
Barrett, Eaton Stannard.
4070^078
Barrie, Sir James Matthew (IV*).
4079.B2
Barton, Bernard.
.B5
Bayly, Ada Ellen ("Edna Lyall").
.B6
Bayly, Thomas Haynes.
4080^088
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Diflraeli, Iflt earl of (IV*).
4089. B7
Beck, Thomas.
.B8
Becket, Andrew.
4091^092
Beckford, William (XII).
4095. B+
Beck-Bedd.
4097-4098
Beddoes, Thomas Lovell (VII).
4099.B15
Bell, Florence E. E. (Olliffe), Lady.
(Earlier known as Mrs. Hugh Bell.)
Bennett, Arnold, see PR C003.E6.
.B4
Bennett, William Cox.
.B5
Benson, Arthur Christopher.
.B6
Benson, Edward Frederic.
.B7
Benson, Robert Hugh.
.B8
Beresford, James.
4100-4108
Besant, Sir Walter, and Rice, James (IV*).
4109.B2
Bethune, Alexander.
.B6
Blckersteth, Edward Henry.
4112.B3
Bigg, John Stanyan.,
Binyon, Laurence, see PR 6003.175.
.B7
Bird, James.
4115
Birrell, Augustine.
4120-4128
Black, William (IV*).
4129.B5
Blackie, John Stuart.
4130-4134
Blackmore, Richard Doddridge (VII).
4135.B8
Blackwell, Anna.
414(M148
Blake, William (IV*).
4149.B4
Bland, Edith (Nesbit).
.B5
Blessington, Lady.
Biography, see DA 536.B68.
.B55
Blind, Mathilde.
.B6
Bloomfield, Robert.
.B8
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen.
Boldrewood, Rolf, see Browne, Thomas Alexander.
4150-4158
Borrow, George (IV*).
4160.B5
Bosanquec, George William.
125
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PE
19th centTiry, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
4161.B2
Boucicault, Dion.
.B3
Bourdillon, Francis William.
.B4
Bowles,
William Lisle.
.B42
Bowring, Sir John.
345
Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchison.
Braddon, Mary E., see Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Brad-
don).
Bradlej
', Katherine Harris, see Field, Michael, pseud.
.B57
Bray, Anna Eliza (Kempe).
.B6
Bridges
, Robert.
.B7
Bristed,
, Charles Astor.
4162^163
Bronte,
AnneCXII).
4165-4169
Bronte
, Charlotte (VII).
(Including works on the Bronte family.)
4172-4173
Bronte,
EmUy (XII).
4174.B4
Brooks,
Charled Shirley.
.B55
Broughton, John Cam Hobhouse, Ist baron.
.B6
Brown,
George Douglas.
4175.B2
Brown,
Dr. John.
.B5
Brown,
Thomas Edward.
.B7
Browne
, Thomas Alexander ("Rolf Boldrewood ").
4180-4198
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (IIP).
Separate works.
4185
Aurora Leigh.
4186
Casa Guidi windows.
4187
Lady Geraldine's courtship.
4188
Poems before Congress.
4189
Sonnets from the Portuguese.
4190
Other, A-Z.
4205-4248
Browning, Robert (II).
Separate works.
4205
The blot on the 'scutcheon.
4206
Dramatic idyls.
4207
Dramatic lyrics.
4208
Dramatic romances.
4209
Dramatic personae.
4210
In a balcony.
4211
Jocoseria,
4212
King Victor and Prince Charles.
4213
Luria.
4214
Men and women.
4215
Paracelsus.
4216
Parleyings.
4217
Pauline.
4218
Pippa pasaea.
4219
Ring and the book.
4220
Sordello.
4221
Strafford.
4222
Other, A-Z.
425035
Browning, Samuel.
126
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
P&
4252.B7
.B75
.B8
4260-4264
42G5.B6
4266
4267
4268
4269
.B7
4270
4271. B3
.B7
4275.B7
4279.B5
4280.B6
4300-4348
19th ceiitTir7, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton.
Buchan, John.
Buchanan, Andrew.
Buchanan, Robert (VII).
Bucketone, John Baldwin.
Bud-.
Bui-.
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward, see Lytton, Edward-Bulwer,
PR 4900^948.
Bun-.
Bur-Burc.
Burbidge, Thomas.
Burdon, William.
Burge3, Sir James Bland.
Burk, Edward.
Bum, David.
Burnand, Sir Francis Cowley.
Buma, John.
Burns, Robert (II).
4300 Collected works (Collected poems, and poems
and prose). By date, eubarrauged by place,
A-Z.
4301 Prose works (Letters, etc.).
4302 Selected works. Minor works. In edited edi-
tions. Fragments, etc. By editor.
4303 Selections. Anthologies. Extracta. By edi-
tor.
4304 Translations. By language, subarranged by
translator.
Separate works.
4306 A-B.
4307 C-Coe.
Commonplace books.
4308 Cotter's Saturday night.
4309 Cot^G.
4310 H-Jok.
4311 Jolly beggars.
4312 Jol-Q.
4313 R-T. •
4314 Tam O'Shanter.
4321 Doubtful, spurious works.
4322 Works edited or annotated by Buma (Collections
of songs, etc.). Including hifl "Notee on
Scottish song."
4323 Imitations, adaptations.
4324 Songs written to music (and songs, etc., to which
music has been composed).
Text with or without music; music without
text, see M.
4332 Bums aa poet laureate of the Lodge Canongate.
127
FB
ENGLISH LITERATUKE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
4349.B3 Bums, Robert, of Ilamilton.
.B5 Bxirrell, Lady Sophia.
.B53 Burtt, Jolm.
.B6 Buller, Edward.
.B7 Butler, Samuel, 1835-1902.
4360-4398 Byron, George Gordon, Lord (II).
Separate works.
4355 Bride of Abydoe.
4356 Gain.
4357 Childe Harold's pilgrimage.
4358 Corsair.
4359 Don Juan.
43G0 English bards and Scotch reviewets.
4361 Giaour.
4362 Hebrew melodies.
4363 Hours of idleness.
4364 Lara.
4365 Manfred.
4366 Marino Faliero.
4367 Prisoner of Chillon.
4368 Sardanapalus.
4369 Two Foscari.
4370 Vision of Judgment.
4371 Werner.
4372 Other, A-Z.
4399.B3 Byron, Henry James,
4400-1408 Caino, Hall (IV»).
4405 Plays, A-Z.
4409.C2 Calverley, Charles Stuart.
Cambridge, Ada, see Cross, Ada (Cambridge).
4410-4414 Campbell, Thomas (VII).
4415.C2 Canton, William.
4416-4417 Carleton, William (XII).
4419.C5 Carlyle, Jane Welsh.
4:420-4438 Carlyle, Thomas (UI*).
Separate works.
Chartism, see DA.
Choice of books, see Z 1003.
Cromwell's letters and speeches, see DA.
Early kings of Norway (etc.), see DL 460.
4425 Essays.
.A2, Collected. By date.
.A3, Minor coUectiona. By date.
•A5-Z, Separate essays and minor collectionfl.
By title.
Frederick the Great, see DD.
French revolution, see DC.
4426 Heroes and hero worship.
Inaugural address, University of Edinburgh, 1866;
Choice of books, see Z 1003.
128
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Carlyle, Thomas (III*).
Separate works — Continued .
4427 Latter day pamphlets.
4428 Past and present.
4429 Sartor ro^rtus.
Schiller, Friedrich, see PT.
Sterling, John, Life of, see PR 5473.88,
Tranalationa from the German, see PT.
4430 Other works, A-Z,
4439
Carl-Carm.
4441^442
Carman, Bliss (XII).
4443. C6
Camavon, Henry, 3d earl of.
4451
Carpenter, Edward.
4452. C5
Carr, Joseph WUliTim Comyns.
.07
Casey, John K.
.08
Cayley, George John.
4453.017
Chad wick, Sheldon.
.018
Chambers, James.
.02
Chambers, Robert.
.021
Chambers, William.
.03
Chesson, Nora (Hopper).
.04
Chesterton, GUbert Keith (IX*).
.05
Cholmondeley-Pennell, Henry.
.053
Chorley, Henry FothergUl. Of. ML.
06
Clare, John.
.07
Clarke, Charles Cowden.
.075
Clarke, Marcus.
.08
Clarke, Mary Victoria (Novello).
(Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke).
.085
Clarke, Stephen.
4454.02
Clifford, Mrs. Lucy (Lone).
.03
Clifford, William Kingdon.
Of. B and Q.
4455-4459
Clough, Arthur Hugh (VII).
4461.03
Cobbe, Frances Power.
.035
Cobbold, Richard.
.05
Cochrane, James.
4464
Col-Coleridge.
4467-4468
Coleridge, HarUey (XII).
447(M488
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (in»).
Separate works.
4476 Biographia literaria.
4477 Biographia epistolaria.
4478 Poems.
4479 Rime of the ancient mariner.
4480 Other, A-Z.
4489.02
Coleridge, Mrs. Sara (Coleridge).
.03
Collins, John Churton.
.05
Collins, Mortimer.
4490-4498
Collins, Wilkie (IV»).
4501.03
Colman, George, jr. (IX").
!t:.'7.')ii.'i ( » .-]
,1 -. 129
PE
ENGLISH UTERATURE
PE
4501. C4
4502
4603.02
4504-4505
4507.07
4508.015
.02
.03
.04
4510-4514
4515.07
4516-4517
4518.03
.05
.07
4519.02
4520-4524
4525.02
.C3
.05
.D15
.D2
.D5
4527-i528
4529. D3
4530 -4538
4540
4541. D9
4542^543
4545
4549. D3
D35
.D4
.D5
4550-4598
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
Colton, Oharles Oaleb.
Oombe, William, see PR 3359.05.
Conrad, Joseph, see PR 6005.04.
Cook, Eliza.
Cooper, Edith, see Field, Michael, pseud.
Cooper, Thomas.
Corelli, Marie
Cornwall, Barry (pseud.), see Proctor, Bryan Waller.
Cottle, Joseph.
Couper, Robert.
Coutts, PYaucis Burdette Thomas Money.
Couvreur, Mrs. Jessie (Eraser). "Tasma."
Cox, George William.
Orabbe, George fVII).
Craigie, Mrs. Pearl Mary Teresa ("John Oliver Hobbes")
Craik, Dinah Maria (Mulock) (XII).
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford.
Crokei, Crofton.
Cross, Ada ((>am bridge).
Crow, William.
Cunningham, Allan (VII).
Cunningham, Peter.
Currie, Mary M. L. S. ("Violet Fane").
Oust, Robert Needham.
Daniel, George.
Darley, George.
Davidson, Johu.
De la Ram^e, Louise (Ouida) (XII).
Dempster, Charlotte Louisa Hawkins.
De Quincey, Thomas (IV*).
De Tabley, John Byrne Leicester, 3d baron.
De Vere, Sir Aubrey, 2d bart.
De Vere, Aubrey (XII).
De ^ <>re-Dibdin.
DibJin, Charles, 1745-1814.
Dibdiu, Charles, 1768-1833.
Dibdin, Thomas Frognall, 1776-1817.
Dibdin, Thoma.8 John, 1771-1841.
Dickens, Charles (II).
Separate works.
4565 Barnaby Rudge.
4556 Bleak House.
4557 Christmas books and Christmas atorics.
4558 David Oopperfield.
4559 Dombey and eon .
4500 Great expectations.
4561 Hard times.
4562 Little Dorrit
4563 Martin Chuzzlewit
4564 Mystery of Edwin I.^road,
130
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
lath century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Dickens, Charles (II).
Separate works — (Dontinued.
4565 Nicholas Nickleby.
4566 Old curiosity shop.
4567 Oliver Twist.
4568 Our mutual friend.
4569 Pickwick papers.
4570 Sketches by Boz.
4571 Tale of two cities.
4572 Other, A-Z.
4575 Relation to the drama and the stage.
4599. D2
Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes.
.D4
Digby, Kenelm Henry.
Disraeli, Benjamin, see Beaconefield, Earl uf.
.D6
Disraeli, Isaac.
.D8
Dixon, William Hepworth.
4603-4604
Dobell, Sydney (XII).
4606^607
Dobson, Austin (XII).
4G10.D5
Dodd, James William.
4611^612
Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (Lewis Carroll) (X) 1)
4613. D3
Domett, Alfred.
.D36
Doran, John.
.D4
Douglas, Lord Alfred Bruce.
.D5
Dowson, Ernest.
4620-4624
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (VII).
4626. D5
Doyle, Sir Francis Hastings.
4627
Dr-Drum.
.D4
Drake, Daniel.
4628. D2
Drummond, William Hamilton.
.D3
Druminond. William Henry.
4629. D18
Duclaiix, Agnes Mary Frances (Robinson)
(Formerly Mme. James Darmesteter) .
.D2
Dudley, John.
4630-4638
Du Maurier, George (IV*).
4639. D2
Dunbar, Robert Nugent.
.D3
Dunphie, Charles James.
.E3
Edgar, James David.
4640-4648
Edgeworth, Maria (IV).
4649. E5
Egerton-Warburton, R. E.
465(M688
Eliot, George (II).
Separate works.
4656 Adam Bede.
4657 A-D.
4658 Daniel Deronda.
4659 D-F.
4660 Felix Holt.
4661 F-M.
4662 Middlemarch.
4663 Mid-Mil.
4664 Mill on the Floss.
4665 M-P.
131
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th centTiry, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Eliot, George (II).
Separate works — Continued.
4666 Poems. .Al, collected; .A6-Z4, separate.
4667 P-R.
4668 Romola.
4669 Rr-S.
4670 Silas Marner.
4672 S-Z.
4699. E5
Elliott, Ebenezer.
,E8
Esmond, Henry V.
.E8o
Ewing, Mrs. Juliana Horatia.
.Fll
Faber, Frederick William.
.F15
Fane, Julian.
.F17
Farjeon, Benjamin Leopold.
.F2
Fei^^son, Sir Samuel.
.F4
Ferrier, Susan.
.F5
Field, Michael.
(Pseud, of Katherine Bradley and Edith Cooper.)
.F9
Fitzball, Edward.
4700-4704
Fitzgerald, Edward (VII).
-I70J.F3
Fitzgerald, Percy.
.F35
Forbes, Archibald.
.F4
Forster, John.
.FG
Foster, John.
.F66
Frandllon, Robert Edward.
.F8
Frere, John Hookham.
.F9
Friawell, James Hain.
4706-4707
Froude, James Anthony (XII).
4708. F7
Fullerton, Lady Georgiana.
4708.G2
Gait, John.
.05
Gamett, Richard.
4710-4711
Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth (XII).
4712.G3
Gifford, William.
4713-4714
Gilbert, Sir WilUam S. (XII).
4712.G6
Gilbert, Ann (Taylor).
(Including works by Ann and Jane Taylor.
47I5.G5
Gilchrist, Mrs. Anne.
.G53
Gilfillan, George.
.G55
Gilfillan, Robert.
4716-4717
Gisaing, George (Xll).
4718.G4
Gladstone, William Ewart.
4719.G5
Godwin, Mary (WoUstonecraft).
4720-4724
Godwin, William (XII).
4725.G3
Gordon, Adam Lindsay.
.G5
Gore, Catherine.
.G7
Gosse, Edmund.
.G8
Gower, George Levesou.
4720-4727
Grahame, Kenneth (XII).
4728.G18
Graves, Charles L.
.02
Gray, David.
132
PR
ENGLISH UTERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
4728.G3
Greenwell, Dura.
.G4
Greg, W. R.
.05
Gregory, Isabella Augusta, Lady.
.G7
Grierson, Francis.
.08
Griffin, Gerald.
4729.G3
Grundy, Sydney.
.G5
Guthrie, TMiomas Anstey ("F. Anetey").
47:31-4732
Haggard, Sir Henry Rider (XII).
4735.H2
Hake, Thomas Gordon.
.H4
Hallam, Arthur Henry.
.H7
Halliday, Andrew.
4737-4738
Hamerton, PhiUp Gilbert (XII).
Hamilton, Sir William, see B.
4739.H5
Hannay, James Owen.
4740-4758
Hardy, Thomas (in*).
4741 Collected poems.
Separate works.
4745 Far from the madding crowd.
4746 Jude the obscure.
4747 Return of the native.
4748 Tess of the dTrbervillee.
4749 Weasex tales.
4750 Other, A-Z.
4759. H2
Hare, Augustus John Cuthbert.
.H3
Harraden, Beatrice.
.H4
Harrison, Frederic.
.H78
Hatton, Joseph.
.H8
Havergal, Frances Ridley.
.H9
Hawker, Robert Stephen.
4760-4764
Hawkins, Anthony Hope (VII).
4765.H5
Hawtrey, Charles.
4769. H3
Haynes, James.
4770-4773
Hazlitt,^VilUam(VII).
4777-4778
Hazlitt, William Carew (XII).
4779.H15
Heavysege, Charles.
.H2
Heber, Reginald.
.H7
Heinemann, William.
.H9
Helps, Sir Arthur.
4f8(M781
Hemana, Mrs. Felicia Dorothea (XII).
Henley, William Emeat.
4783.A1
Works. By date.
.A2
Selected works. By date.
.A3
Poetical works. By date.
.A4
Plays (with R. L. Stevenson). By date.
For other editions, see alfo PR 5490.
.A5-Z4
Separate works.
.E5, Essays.
.S6, Song of the sword (and other verses^
(.V5) Views and reviews.
Literature, see PN 710.
Art, see ND 27.
4784
Biography and criticigm.
\:v.i
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
lath century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
ludividual authors — Continued.
4785. H5
Henry, James.
.U55
Henty, George Alfred.
.EI7
Herbert, William, dean of Manchester.
4786. H3
Hersee, Willi-m.
Hewlett, Maurice.
Collected works.
4787.A1
By date.
.A2
By editor.
.A23
Selected works.
.A25-
28 Translations.
.A3-Z Separate works, A-Z.
4788
Biography and criticism.
Hichens, Robert, see PR G015.I4.
4790. H2
nickey, Emily Henrietta.
.ns
Hinkson, Katherine (Tynan).
Ilobhouse, John Cam, see Broughton.
.H8
Hofland, Barbara.
4791-4792
Hogg, James (XII).
Holcroft, Thomas, Pee PR 351 5. H2.
4794. H5
Hone, William.
4795-4799
Hood, Thomas (VII).
4803.n2
Hook, Theodore Edward.
.n4
Hope, Thomas.
.H6
Home, Richard Henry.
4807^808
Houghton, Richard Monckton-Milnes, 1st baron
(XII)
4809.H15
Housman, Alfred Edward.
.ni7
Uousman, Clemence.
.H18
Housman, Laurence.
.H2
Howitt, Mary.
.H3
Howitt, William.
.ns
Hughes, Thomas
.H87
Hume, Fergus.
4810-4814
Hunt, Leigh (VII).
4817.n5
Hyde, Douglas.
4818
I-Im.
4819
Ingelow, Jean.
4821.15
Ireland, William Henry.
Shakespearian forgeries, see PR 2950.
.16
Irving, Laurence.
.J2
Jacobs, William Wymark.
.J25
Jacox, Francis.
.J4
James, George Payne Rainaford.
.J6
Jameson, Mrs. Anna.
.J8
Jeaffreson, John Cordy.
4822-4823
Jefferies, Richard (XII).
4825.J2
Jeffrey, Francis.
.J25
Jerdan, William.
.J3
Jerome, Jerome K.
.J4
Jcrrold, Doiiglas.
.J7
Jewsbury, Geraldine E.
4826.J5
Johnflon, Lionel Pigot.
]M
PR
p:nglish literature
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
frbiividuiil authors — Continued.
4826.J7
.Jones, EbeiU'ZPr.
4827-4828
Jones, Henry Arthur (XII).
4829. J5
.lones, .Tuhn.
4830-1838
Keats, John (IV"*).
4839. KIT)
Keble, .Jolin.
.K2
Kemble, Frances .\nue.
.K28
Kenealy, Edward Vaughan.
.K3
Kenyou, John.
.K5
Kinglake, Alexander William.
4840-4844
Kinpsley, Charles (VII).
4845. K5
Kingsley, Henry.
4849. K5
Kipling, Alice (McDonald).
4850-4858
Kipling, Rudyard (IV).
4851 Collected poema.
4859. K5
Knowles, Jamea Sheridan.
Lamb, Charles.
(Including works of Charles and Mary Lamb.)
4860
Works.
.A2, Poetical and proae. By date.
.A25, Poetical. By date.
.A3, Prose. By date.
.A4, Selections.
.A6-Z, Translations.
4861
Essays of Elia.
4862
Other works, A-Z.
4863
Biography.
4864
Criticism.
4865. L2
Lamb, Mary.
.L4
Larapmau, Archibald.
.L5
Landon, T^etitia Elizabeth {"L. E. L.")
.LS
Landor, Robert Eyres.
1870-4874
Landor, Walter Savage (VII).
4875. L3
Lane, Anna (Eichberg) (Mrs. John Lane).
487G-4877
l.ang, Andrew (XII).
4878. L15
Lang, Leonora Blanche (Mrs. Andrew Lang).
.L2
La Touche, Maria (Price).
.1.6
LaAvless, Hon. Emily.
.L7
Lawrence, George Alfred.
4879. L2
Lear, Edward.
.1.3
Lecky, William Edward Hartpolc.
.L5
Lee, Harriet and Sophia.
.L7
Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan.
4881-4S82
Le Gallienne, Richard (XII).
4SS3.L3
Leightfm, William.
.LG
Leraon, Mark.
18H1-4S85
Lever, Charles (XII).
Leveson-Gower, George, see Gower, George Leveeon
1S86 L3
Le'^ds, Leopold.
4KK7 1888
Lewis, Matthew Gregory (XII).
4889. L5
Linton, Elizabeth (Lynn).
135
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PE
:
I9th centnry, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
4889.L6
T.inton, William James.
4890.L6
Livingston, Peter.
.L8
Lloyd, Charles.
4891.L2
Locker-Lampeon, Frederick.
.L4
Lockhart, John Gibson.
4892-4893
Lover, Samuel (XII).
Lyall, Edna, see Bayly, Ada Ellen.
Lynn-Linton, Mrs. Elizabeth, see PR 4889. L5.
4900-4980
Lytton, Edward George Bulwer-lytton, 1st baron (II) .
Separate works.
4902 Poems and plays. Collected.
4905 Caxtons.
4907 Ernest Maltravers.
4908 Eugene Aram.
4909 Godolphin.
4910 Harold.
4911 Kenelm Chillingly.
4912 Last days of Pompeii.
4913 Last of the barons.
4914 Lady of Lyons.
4916 My novel.
4916 Night and morning.
4917 Poems.
4918 Richelieu.
4919 Rienzi.
4920 Strange story.
4921 Zanoni,
4922 Other, A-Z.
4950-4958
Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer-Lytton, Ist earl of (Owen
Meredith) (IV).
4959.L5
Lytton, Rosina Bulwer-Lytton, baroness.
4963
Macanlay, Thomas Babington, Lord.
Collected works, and special literary works.
4964. M5
McCarthy, Justin Huntley.
4965-4969
Macdonald, George (VII).
4970.M2
Macfarlane, James.
4971.M2
Mackay, Charles (IX').
4971.M3
Mackay, Eric.
.M6
Mackintosh, Sir Jamee.
.M7
Macniah, Robert.
.M8
M'Taggart, Mrs. Ann (IX»).
4972.M3
Maginn, William.
.M33
Mahony, Francis Sylvester ("Father Prout").
.M5
Mallock, William Hurrell.
4973
Mangan, James Clarence (VIII').
4974. M15
Manners, J. Hartley,
.112
Manning, Henry Edward, Cardinal.
Prefer B. Religion.
13b
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued .
4975-4979
Marryat, Frederick (VII).
4980. M4
Marshall, Emma.
.M5
Marshall, George.
.M8
Marston, John Weatland.
4981-4982
Marston, Philip Bourke (XII).
4984.M3
Martin, Sir Theodore.
.M5
Marti neau, Harriet (IX»).
.M6
Mason, James.
.M7
Massey, Gerald.
4987.M2
Mathiaa, Thomas James (IX*).
.M7
Maturin, Charles Robert.
4988.M3
Maurice, Frederick Denison.
4989.M2
Maxwell, Sir Herbert Eustace.
.M4
Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Braddon).
.M5
M^yhew, Horace.
.M7
Mayo, Isabella (Fyvie) "Edward Garrett."
5000-5018
Meredith, George (III*).
Fiction.
5006 Collected.
5006 Separate works, A-Z.
Poems.
6007 Collected.
6008 Separate, A-Z.
5010 Other works, by title, A-Z.
5019.M8
Merivale, Herman Charles.
5020
Merivale, John Herman.
Merriman, Henry Seton, see Scott, Hugh Stdwell
5021 .M2
Metcalf, C. J.
.M3
MeyneU, Mrs. Alice.
.M4
Meynell, Wilfrid.
.M45
Miller, Hugh.
.M47
Mills, Charles.
.M5
Milman, Henry Hart.
.M6
Milner, George.
5022-5023
Mitford, Mary Russell (XII).
5029.M5
Moir, David Macbeth.
.M7
Moncrieff, WilUam Thomas.
.M8
Montgomery, Alexander.
5030-5034
Montgomery, James (VII).
5036.M5
Montgomery, Robert.
5039.M5
Moore, Dugald.
504(^5044
Moore, George (VII).
5050-5068
Moore, Thomas (IV*).
5059.M3
Morgan, Sydney (Owenson), Lady.
.M45
Morley, John Morley, viscount.
.M5
Morris, Charles.
5060-5064
Morrlp, fciir Lewie (VII)
137
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
5070-5088
Morris. William (III").
Poems.
6074 Collected.
5075 Earthly paradise.
5076 Life and death of Jaaon .
5077 Sigurd the Volsung.
5078 Other, A-Z.
Prose.
5079 Tales, A-Z.
5080 Easaya and miscellaneous, A-Z
5081 Translations.
5089. M2
Morritt, John B. S.
5094.M5
Mortimer, John.
5097. M 3
Morton, John Maddison.
.M5
Morton, Thomaa.
5101. M3
Motherwell, William.
.M34
Moultrie, John.
.M4
Munro, Neil.
.M45
Murray, David Christie.
.M5
Murray, Robert Fuller.
.M-6
MyerB, Frederic William Henry.
5102.N3
Naime, Carolina (Oliphant), Baroness.
.N6
Nares, Edward.
5103. N2
Neale, John Mason.
.N4
Newbolt, Henr>' John.
5105-5109
Newman, John Henry, Cardinal (Vil).
Cf. B, Religion.
5110. N24
Nichol, John.
.m
Nicoll, Robert.
.N4
Nicoll, Sir William Pohertson.
.N7
Noble, Thomaa.
5111
Noel, Roden.
5112. N5
Norton, Hon. Mrs. Caroline (Sheridan j.
.05
O'Flahcrty, Charles.
.08
Oliphant, Laurence.
5113-5114
Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant (Wilson).
5115.03
Opie, Mrs. Amelia.
.04
O'Shaiighnessy, Arthur.
.06
Outram, George.
.P2
Paget, Violet (" Vemou Lee").
.P5
Palgrave, Francis Turner.
5119. P5
Parker, George Williams.
5120-5124
Parker, Sir Gilbert (VII).
5126.P5
Parker, Louis N.
5127.P2
Parsons, William.
5130-6138
Pater, Walter [Horatio] (W-).
5140-5144
Patmore, Coventry (VII).
5146-5147
Paton, Sir Joseph Noel(Xn).
5149. P2
Pattiaon, Mark.
6150-6158
Payn, James (IV»).
5159. P5
Payne, John.
138
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
ludividual authors — Continued.
5160-5164
Peacock, Thomas Love (VJI).
5167. P4
Penn, John.
Pennell, 11. Choliuondeley, see Cholmondelev-P'
'niif 11
.P8
Pennie, John F.
5168. P3
Pfeiffer, Mrs. Emily.
5169. P7
Phillips, Charles.
5170-5174
Phillips, Stephen (VH).
5175.P3
Phillips, Watts.
5177
Phillpotts, Eden.
5178
Ph-Pi.
5180-5184
Pinero, Sir Arthur Wing (VII).
5187. P2
Planch^, James Robison.
.P3
Plumptre, Edward Hayes.
.P5
Polidori, Dr. Jolin William.
5189. Pl5
Pollock, Sir Frederick.
.P2
Fcllok, Robert.
.P4
Porter, Anna Maria.
.P5
Porter, Jane.
.P6
Praed, Rosa Caroline (Mrs. Campbell Praed).
.P7
Praed, Winthxop Mackworth.
.P8
Pratt, Samuel Jackson.
5190. P2
Prichard, Thomas Jeffer>' Llewelyn.
.P3
Pringle, Thomas.
.P7
Probyn, May.
5191
Procter, Adelaide Anne (XII).
5192
Procter, Bryan Waller ("Barry Cornwall").
Prout, Father, sec Mahony, Francis Sylvester.
•5194-5195
Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur Thomas (Xl 1 ).
5197.Q3
Quillinan, Edward.
5200-5204
Radcliffe, Mrs. Ann (VII).
5205. R3
Radecliffe, Noell.
5209. R2
Ran da, William Brighty.
5210-5218
Reade, Charles (IV).
5219. R2
Reee, J. Rogers.
.R26
Reid, Mayne.
.R3
Reid, Robert.
5220
Rep-Rey.
5221.R3
Reynolds, Frederick.
.R5
Reynolds, J. H.
5223-5224
Rice, James (XII).
Cf. Besant, W.
5225.R5
Richards, Alfred Bate.
5227. R3
Rickman, Thomas Clio.
.R7
Ritchie, Anne (Thackeray), Lady.
5231
Roberts, Charles G. D.
5232. R5
Robertson, Thomas William.
.R7
Robertson, William B.
Prefer B, Religion.
5233.R2
Robinson, Henry Crabb.
.R27
Robinson, Mrs. Mary.
.R3
Robinson, Robert.
139
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE
19th centary, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued .
5233. R38 Robinson, Thomaa R.
.R4 Robinaon, William.
.R5 Rodd, Sir James Rennell.
5234-5235 Rogers, Samuel (XII).
5236. R3 Rolleeton, Thomaa W. H.
.R6 Koscoe, William Caldwell.
5237^238 Eossetti, Christina (XII).
5240-5248 Eossetti, Dante Gabriel (IV^').
5249(.R15) RoBsetti, Gabriele, see PQ.
.R2 Roasetti, William Michael.
.R9 Ruffini, Giovanni.
5260-5268 Rnskin, John (HP).
Separate works.
5254 Arrows of the chace.
5255 Crown of wild olive.
5256 King of the Golden River.
5257 On the old road.
5258 Poema.
5259 Queen of the air.
5260 Seaame and lilies.
5261 Others, A-Z.
The following will be found generally in the
claases assigned but special copies for literary
study may be classed in PR 5261 :
Aratra Pentelici, aee NB 1140.
Ariadne florentina, see NE 860.
Art of England, aee N 6^67.
Eagle's nest, see N 7445.
Elements of dra%ving, see NC 710.
Elements of English prosody, see PE — .
Elements of perspective, see NC 750.
Elements of sculpture, see N — .
Ethics of the dust, see BJ 1681.
Fora clavigera, see HD 8390.
Frondes agrestes, see Modern painters.
Giotto and his works, aee ND 623. G6.
Hortus inclusus, aee PR 5263.
Lectures on architecture and j)ainting,
aee N 7445.
Lectures on art, aee N 7445.
Lettera and advice to young girls, see HQ 1229.
Love's meinie, see QL 676.
Modern painters, see ND 1135.
Mornings in Florence, see N 6921
Munera pulveris, see HB IGl.
Nature of Gothic, see NA 440.
Notes on Prout and Hunt, see N — .
Notes on the construction of sheepfolds,
see B — ; Religion.
Notes on the Royal Academy, see N 5054.
140
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PH
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Enskin, Jolrn (IIP).
Separate works.
Others, A-Z — Continued .
The following will be found generally in the
classes assigned but special copies for literary
study may be classed in PR 5261.
Notes on Turner, see NC 242.T9.
Poetry of architecture, see NA 2550.
Political economy of art, see N 7445
Praeterita, see PR 5263.
Pre-Raphaelitism, see ND 467.
Proserpina, see QK 81.
Seven lamps of architecture, see NA 2.S.S0
Stones of Venice, see NA 1121.
Study of architecture, see NA —
Time and tide, see HD 8390.
Two paths, see N 7445.
Unity of art, see N — .
Unto this last, see HB 161.
Val d' Arno, see N 6919.
Verona and other lectures, see N 7445.
5271.R5
Russell, George W. E.
5280-5283
Russell, William Clark (VII).
5285. R5
Rutland, Janetta, Ducheaa of.
5291.S2
St. Aubyn, Mary.
5299.S2
Sala, George Augustus.
.S4
Schreiner, Olive.
.35
Scott, Hugh Stowell ("Henry Seton Merriman").
.86
Scott, Michael.
Scott, Sir Walter.
5300
Collected works (poetry and prose). By date.
(Use date letters as in Table I.)
Novels, see 5317-.
Poetical and dramatic works, see 5305.
5301
(Miscellaneous) Prose works.
5302
Selected works.
5303
Selections and anthologies.
Cf. 5331.
5304
Translations.
5305
Poetical (and dramatic) works. By date.
5306
Minor collections. Ballads. Lyrics. Select poetical
works.
5307
Selections. Extracts. Anthologies.
Cf . 5303, 5331 .
Separate works.
5308
Lady of the lake.
5309
Lay of the last minstrel.
5310
Lord of the ihtes.
5311
Marmion.
5312
Rokeby.
5313
Other, A-Z.
141
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
19th centnry, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Scott, Sir Walter — Continued.
Novels, tales, romances. "Waverley novels."
5315 Collections.
5316 Selected novels (Collections of three or more).
Selections, extracts, see 5303,
Separate works.
5317 A-I.
5318 Ivanhoe.
5319 Kenilworth.
5320 . K-Q.
5321 Quentin Durward.
5322 Q-Z.
5324 Spurious, supposititious works.
(5325) Works edited by Scott (e.g. Minstrelsy of the Scottish border) .
Reference entry only.
5326 Adaptations, imitation.s, paraphrases.
.A2, Collections.
5327 Dramatizations, etc.
(Plays founded on Scott's works.)
5328 Songs and other musical compositions founded on or taken
from Scott's works.
Texts only. Music in M.
5329 Illustrations (without text).
Illustrated editions, see 5305-5329.
Biography and criticism.
5330 Periodicals. Societies. Collections of studies, papers,
essays, etc.
5331 Concordances, dictionaries, indexes, quotations.
Cf. 5303, 5307.
5332 General works. Literary biography. "Life and works."
5333 Addresses, essays, lectures.
Biography.
General works, see 5338.
5334 Autobiography; Journals; Letters.
5335 General minor, miscellaneous details.
5336 Love and marriage. Relation to women.
5337 Later life. Imprisonment, etc.
5338 Relation to contemporaries. Homes and haunts. Laud
marks. Local associations.
5339 Anniversaries, celebrations. Exhibitions. Relics.
Iconography (portraits, monuments, etc.).
5340 Authorship.
Criticism.
5341 General works.
5342 Characters.
.A2, General works.
.A3-49, Groups, classes.
p. g. Women.
.A5-Z. Special.
142
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Scott, Sir Walter.
Criticism — Continued .
5343 Special subjects, A-Z.
5343. C7, Criticism.
(Sir WalUtr Scott us a cniir i
5344 Textual criticism, t. omnioutiiries.
5345 Language. Style.
534tJ Grammar.
5347 Versification.
5348 Dialect.
5349. S2 Scott, William Bell.
.825 Seabridge, Charles.
.S4 Selby, Charles.
.85 Sewell, EUzabeth M.
.855 Sewell, Mrs. Mary (of Chertsey).
.86 Sewell, Mrs. Mary (Wright).
.88 Shairp, John Campbell.
5350-5358 Sharp, William (Fiona McLeod) (IV»).
5360-5368 Shaw, George Bernard (IV»).
5360 Complete works (also collected dramas i
5361
Selections.
5362
Translations.
5363
Separate dramas, A-Z.
.A2, The doctor's dilemma, eU.'.
.A25, Misalliance, the dark lady of the sonnets,
and Fanny's first play.
.A3, Plays pleasant and unpleasant.
.A5, Three plays for Puritans.
.A8-Z, Separate dramas, A-Z.
Other works.
5364
Collected.
5365
Separate, A-Z.
5376
Shee, Sir Martin Archer.
5377. S5
SheehaE
t, Patrick Augustine.
5379. S2
Shell, Richard Lalor.
5397-5398
Shelley,
Mary Wollstonecraft.
5400-6448
Shelley, Percy Bysshe (II).
Collected works.
54O0
Original editions, and reprints. By date.
5401
Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
5402
Poems.
5403
Selections. Anthobgies.
5404
Translations. By language, subarranged by trans-
lator.
5405 Prose works.
Separate works. Table X.
5406 Adonaia.
5407 Alastor.
5408 Cenci.
5409 Epipsychidiou.
14:i
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
lath century, 1770/180Q-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe (11).
Separate works. Table X — Continued
5410 HeUas.
5411 Julian and Maddalo.
5412 Maflk of anarchy.
5414 Oedipufl tyrannuB.
5415 Peter Bell the third .
5416 Prometheus unbound .
5417 Queen Mab.
5418 Revolt of Islam.
5419 Rosalind and Helen.
5420 To a skylark.
5421 Witch of Atlaa.
5422 Other, A-Z.
5449.S4
Sherwood, Mary Martha (Butt).
5450. S5
Shore, Margaret Emily.
.S7
Shorter, Dora (Sigerson).
5451
Shorthouse, Joseph Henry (VIII*).
5452.S25
Sidgwick, Henry.
.S3
Simpson, John Palgrave.
.S4
Sims, George R.
.36
Skelton, Sir John.
.37
Skene, Felicia Mary Frances.
5453. S14
Sladen, Douglas B. W.
.815
Smedley, Edward.
.32
Smedley, Francis Edward.
.323
Smedley, Menella Bute.
.33
Smetham, James.
.34
Smith, Albert Richard.
.35
Smith, Alexander.
.36
Smith, Charlotte.
.37
Smith, Horatio.
.88
Smith, Jsunes (and Horatio (IX).
5454
Smith, M. -Smith, 8.
5455-5458
Smith, Sydney (VII).
5459.83
Smithers, Henry.
.85
Solomon, Simeon.
.36
Sotheby, William.
.37
Southey, Caroline Anne (Bowles).
5460-6468
Southey, Robert (TV*).
5469
So-
5470.83
Spedding, James.
.84
Spencer, William Robert.
.87
Stagg, John.
5471-5472
Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn (XI I^.
5473.82
Stephen, Sir James Fitzjamea.
.34
Stephen, James Kenneth.
.36
Stephen, Sir Leslie.
.885
Stephens, George.
.87
Stephens, James Brunton.
£»
Sterling, John.
144
n ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authore — Continued.
5480-549& Stevenson, Bobert Lonis.
5480 Complete works. Novelfl and atoriee, collected .
(Uee date letters aa in Table I.)
MiscellaneouB proee, EsBaya, etc., collected, see
5488.
Poems and plays, collected, see 6490.
6481 Selected works.
6482 Selections. Anthologies.
6483 Translations.
Separate novels and stories.
5484 A-S.
.B3 The Black arrow.
.B6 The Body-snatcher.
.B7 The Bottle imp.
Catriona, see David Balfour.
.D3 David Balfour ( = Catriona in English edi-
tions).
.D9 The Dynamiter.
.E3 The Ebb tide (Stevenson and Osboume).
.F3 Fables.
.17 Island night's entertainments.
.K5 Kidnapped.
.L7 A Lodging for the night.
,M2 The Master of Ballantrae.
,M4 The Merry men, and other tales and fables.
.M6 The Misadventures of John Nicholson.
.N5 New Arabian nights.
.N6 More new Arabian nights (Stevenson and
Mrs. Stevenson).
.P7 Prince Otto.
.S2 St. Ives.
.85 The Sire de Mal^troit's door.
.87 The Story of a lie.
6486 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
5486 Treaaure Island.
5487 T-Z.
.W3 Weir of Hermiston, an unfinished romance.
.W6 Will o' the mill.
.W7 The Wrecker (Stevenson and Osboume).
,W8 The Wrong box.
5488 Other prose works, A-Z.
(Including collected essays, etc.). By title.
5489 Poems (and plays).
Ji2 Collected.
.B2 Ballads.
,05 Child's garden of verse.
.UT Underwoods.
5490 Plays (with W. E. Henley).
.A2 Collected.
J^ Admiral Guinea.
.35 Beau Austin.
'.>27."i!i."'. (I r>i 1(1 145
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PB
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Stevenson,
Eobert Louis.
Plays (with W. E. Henley)— Continued.
5490.D5
Dean Brodie.
.M3
Macaire.
Other editions in PR 4783, worka of W. E.
Henley.
5491
Illuetration, etc.
6492.A1-3
Societies, etc.
.A&-Z
Dictionaries.
6493
General works. Biography.
.A3
Letters. By date.
.A35
Vailima letters.
.A4
Letters to Mrs. Stevenson. By date.
.A&-Z
General works.
5494
Early years. Education. Home and early
haunts. Edinburgh days.
5495
Later life. Marriage. Travels. Island home.
5496
Criticism.
5497
Special.
5498
Language. Style.
5499.S15
.818
.82
.825
(.84)
.85
.852
5500-^518
5519.85
.89
5520-5523
5625-5528
5630-6534
5646-6547
5548 .T5
.T8
5549.T2
Stewart, John.
Stoddart, Thomas Tod.
Strickland, Agnee.
Sulivan, Robert.
Surteee, Robert Smith, see GV 191.89.
Swain, Charles.
Swanwick, Anna.
Swinburne, Algernon Charles (IIP).
Poems.
6505 Collected.
6606 Separate, A-Z.
Dramas.
5507 Collected.
5508 Separate, A-Z.
Prose works, etc.
5509 Collected.
5510 Separate, A-Z.
Symmons, Caroline and Charles.
Symonds, John Addington, 1807-1871.
Symonds, John Addington, 1840-1893 (VII).
Symons, Arthur (VII).
Synge, John Millington (VII).
Tabley, Lord de, see DeTabley.
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon (XII).
Tannahill, Robert.
"Tasma," see Couvreur.
Taylor, Ann, see Gilbert, Arm (Taylor).
Taylor, Sir Henry,
Taylor, Jane.
See PR 4712.G6 for works by Mrs. Ann (Taylor) Gilbert and
Jane Taylor.
140
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
ISth century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
5549. T3 Taylor, John (author of "Monaieur TonBon").
.T36 Taylor, Meadows.
.T4 Taylor, Tom.
.T5 Taylor, William.
.T6 Temple, Frederick, archbishop.
5550-5598 Tennyson, Alfred, Lord (II).
Cf. Wise, T.J. Bibliography of Tennyaon: Z8866.W57.
5550 Collected worke. Poetical works. By date.
(Use date letters as in Table I.)
5551 Selected works. By date.
.A3, School editions
For reference only.
5552 Suppressed poems.
5553 Selections. Anthologies.
5554 Translations.
Separate works, and individual poemj.
(Table X, or XI, as the case may be.)
5555 A-E.
.D5, Dramatic works (collected).
6556 Enoch Arden.
6557 E-I.
5558 Idylls of the King. The true and the false.
.Al Editions. By date.
.A2 Selections. By editor.
.A3 School editions. By editor.
Prefer school editions.
5559 Separate parts, alphabetically.
Under each (successive Cutter numbers):
(1) Texts. By date.
(2) School texts. By editor.
(3) Translations.
(4) Criticism. By author.
.B2-B5, Balin and Balan.
Birth of Arthur, see Coming of
Arthur.
.C5-C8, Coming of Arthur.
Death of Arthur, see Passing of
Arthur.
.E2-E8, Elaine, Lancelot and Elaine.
.E6-E9, Enid. Marriage of Geraint.
Geraint and Enid.
.G2-G5, Gareth and Lynette (Linette,
Lineth).
Geraint and Enid, see Enid.
.G6-G9, Guinevere.
.H5-H8, Holy Grail (and other poems).
Lancelot and Elaine, see Elaine.
Marriage of Geraint, see Enid.
.M3-M6, Merlin and Vivien.
Nimufi, see Merlin and Vivien.
.P2-P5, Passing of Arthur.
.P6^P9, Pelleas and Ettare.
Vivien, see Merlin and Vivien.
5560 Criticism.
147
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
6599.T2
6600-5648
6d49.T4
.T6
665(V-5651
5662.T5
5666-5659
6670.T5
.T6
.T8
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord (U).
Separate works, and individiud poems — Oontd.
5562
In memoriam.
5563
I-L.
5564
Lockaley hall (and otlier poems).
5566
Locksley hall sixty years after.
5566
Loe-Ma.
6567
Maud.
5568
M-P.
6569
Poems by two brothers-
Poemfl 1830, 1833, 1842, see PR 6550.
5670
Po-Pr.
6671
Princess.
5572
P-Z.
.5574
Adaptations. Imitations, etc.
5575
Dramatizations. Plays founded on works of Tenny-
son, e. g. Enoch Arden.
5576
Songs and other works to which music has been
composed.
6577
Illustrations (without text of works).
Illustrated editions, see PR 5550-5571
657^-5598
Divided like Table II, 79-98.
TennyBon
, Frederick.
Thackeray, William Makepeace (II).
Separate works.
5606
A-.
6606
Adventures of Philip.
5607
A-B.
6608
Barry Lyndon.
6609
B-.
6610
Book of snobe.
5611
B-H.
5612
History of Henry Esmond
6613
H-N.
6614
Newcomes.
6616
N-P.
5616
Pendennis.
5617
P-V.
5618
Vanity Fair.
5619
V-.
6620
Virginians.
5621
V-Z.
Thorn, William.
ThomaA,
Fredericks.
TbompBon, Francia (XII).
Thompeon, W. PhiUipa.
Thomson
, James (VII).
Thornbury, George W.
Thomhil]
1, Frederick.
Thurlow,
Edward Hovell Thurlow. 2d baron.
148
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
5671.T2
Tighe, Mary (Bkchford).
.T4
Traill, Henry Duff.
.T5
Trelawny, Edward John.
.T8
Trench, Herbert.
.T8
Trench, Richard Chenevix, archbiahop.
6674. T5
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto.
5680-5688
Trollope, Anthony (IV*).
5699.T3
Trollope, Mrs. Frances, 1780-1863.
.T32
Trollope, Mrs. Frances Eleanor.
.T4
Trollope, Thomas Adolphus.
.T45
Trotman, John Temple.
.T46
Tucker, Charlotte Maria. ("A. L. 0. E.")
.T5
Tupper, Martin Farquhar.
.T7
Turner, Charles Tennyson.
.T8
Turner, Sharon.
5700
T-.
5701
U-.
5703
V-.
Vere, Aubrey de, see DeVere, Aubrey, PR 4542-4643.
5705
W-.
5706. W2
Wade, Thomas.
.W4
Waldstein, Charles.
5708. W5
Walker, William Sidney.
5710-6718
Ward, Mrs. Mary Augusta (Arnold) ("Mrs. Humphrey Ward")
(IV).
5724
Ward -Warren.
5730-6734
Warren, Samuel (VII).
5738. W5
Wat«5n, Henry Brereton Marriott.
5740-6744
Wataon, John (Ian Maclpren) (VII).
5748. W5
Wataon, RoRamund Marriott.
5760-5754
Watson, WilUam (VII).
5759. W4
Watts, Alaric Alexander.
5760-5764
Watts-Dunton, Theodore (VII).
6765. W3
Waugh, Edwiu.
5766. W2
Webster, Mrs. Augusta.
.W5
Wells, Charles.
6770-6778
Wells, Herbert George (IV*).
5779.W3
Weaton, Stephen.
5780-5784
Weyman, Stanley John (VII).
5788.W4
Wheelwright, Charles Apthorp.
5789.W4
White, Arnold Henry.
5790-6794
White, Henry Kirke (VII).
5795
White, H.-Whitez.
.W7
White, William Hale ("Mark Rutherford").
.W8
Whitehead, Charles.
5797
Whitf-.
5799
Why-.
5800-5804
Whyte-Melville, Georpfe John (VII).
5807. W6
Wicksteed, Gustavus William.
.W8
Wightwick, George.
6808.W3
Wilberforce, Samuel, Bishop.
14<t
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
5809
6810-6828
5834.W5
.W6
.W9
5835-5838
5839. W4
5840.W2
5841. W7
5842.W8
5843. \V5
5860-5898
lath century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors — Continued.
Wilde, Jane Francesca (Elgee), Lady.
Wilde, Oscar (III').
5810 Complete works.
5811 Selected works, by editor.
5812 Selections. Anthologies. By editor.
5813 Translations, by language, subarranged by
translator.
5814 Collected poems, by date.
5815 Collected dramas, by date.
5816 Collected prose works, by date.
Separate works.
5817 Ballad of Reading Gaol.
.B4 Birthday of the Infantas.
5818(.C3) Children in prison, see HV.
.D3 De Profundis.
.D5 Decorative art in America, etc.
.D8 Duchess of Padua.
.H2 Happy prince.
.H6 House of pomegranates.
.12 Ideal husband.
.14 Importance of being earnest.
.17 Intentions.
.L2 Lady Windermere's fan.
.L6 Lord Arthur Savile's crime.
.P2 Pan and Desespoir.
5819 Picture of Dorian Gray.
Portrait of Mr. W. H., see PR 2846.
5820.R2 Ravenna.
.S2 Salome.
Soul of man under socialism, HX.
.S6 Sphinx.
.V3 Vera; or, The nihilists.
.W6 Woman of no importance.
Williamfl, Rowland.
Williamflon, Charles Norris.
Wilson, Caroline (Fry).
Wilson, John ("Christopher North") (VII).
Winchilsea and Nottingham, George James, Earl of.
Winkworth, Catherine.
Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, Cardinal.
Prefer B, Religion.
Wollstonecraft, Mary, see Godwin, Mary WoUstonecraft,
PR 4719. G6.
Wood, Ellen (Price) (Mrs. Henry Wood).
Woolncr, Thomas.
Wordsworth, William (II).
5851 Prose works.
Separate (poetical) works.
5856 Evening walk
5858 Excursion.
5860 Intimations of immortality.
1 r,()
PB
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
19th century, 1770/1800-1890/1900.
Individual authors.
Wordsworth, William (II).
Separate (poetical) works — Continued.
5862 Memorial of a tour on the continent.
5864 Prelude.
5866 Sonnets.
5868 White doe of Rylstone.
5869 Other, A-Z.
5871 Separate prose works, A-Z.
5872 Spurious works.
5873 Works edited by William Wordsworth.
e. g. Poems and extracts presented to Lady Mary
Lowther.
5899.W5 Worgan, John Dawes.
.W7 Wraxall, Sir Frederic Charles Lascelles.
.W8 Wyatt, Charles Percy.
.W9 Wynter, Andrew.
.Y3 Yates, Edmund.
5900-5908 Yeatfl, William Butler (IV).
5910-5914 Yonge, Charlotte Mary (VII).
6920-5924 Zangwill, Israel (VII).
5990 Miscellaneous minor; uncatalogued works.
20th century.
In this group are usually to be classified authors bom after
1869, beginning to publish about 1890, and flourishing after
1900.
Names of writers of fiction are as a rule omitted, as their
works are classified in PZ 3.
Under the classification numbers 6001-6049 the author num-
ber is to be taken from the second letter of the name.
flOOO Anonymous works (XIII).
Individual authors.
6001 A.
.B38 Abercrombie, Lascelles.
.R69 Amim, Mary Annette, grafin von.
(Author of "Elizabeth and her German garden.")
6003
B.
6005
.A4
.A65
.A67
.E4
.E45
.E6
.173
.175
.067
.U23
.A42
.A63
C.
Bain, FVancis William.
Barber, Margaret Fairless ("Michael Fairless").
Baring, Maurice.
Beerbohm, Max.
Belloc, Hilaire.
Bennett [Enoch] Arnold.
Binns, Henry Bryan.
Bin yon, Laurence.
Bottomley, Gordon.
Bullen, Frank Thomas.
Campbell, William Wilfred.
Capes, Bernard.
151
FB ENGLISH LITERATURE PE
20th. century.
Individual authors — Continued.
6005 JL9
Cayser, Charles William.
.H26
OhambetB, Charlee Haddon.
.03
Coleridge, Mary Elizabeth.
.04
Coniad, Joseph.
.07
Cotton, William Benaley.
.R87
Critchett, R. C. ("R. C. Carton").
6007
D.
.A7
Daviee, Hubert Henry.
.£5
DeMoigan, William.
.U6
DuMaurier, Guy.
6009
E.
.L8
Ellis, Havelock.
6011
F.
.074
Fowler, Ellen Thomeycroft.
6013
G.
.A28
Crsle, Norman«Rowland.
.A5
Galsworthy, John.
.129
Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson.
.R13
Graham, Harry.
Graves. Charlee, see PR 4728.G18.
.W8
Gwynn, Stephen Lucius.
6015
H.
.A44
Hamilton, Cicely Mary.
.A46
Hamilton, Cosmo.
.A47
Han kin, St. John.
.A77
HaHtingB, Basil M.
.E36
Helston, John.
.14
Hichenfl, Robert.
.02
Hope, Laurence (Violet Nicolson).
.078
Houghton, Stanley.
.U26
Hueffer, Oliver ^dox.
6017
I.
6019
J.
6021
K.
6023
L.
.E15
Leacock, Stephen.
.02
Locke, William J.
.U24
Lucas, Edward V.
.Y6
Lyttelton, Edith.
6025
M.
.A22
McDonagh, Thomas.
.A77
Masefield, John.
.A79
Mason, Alfred E. W.
6027
N.
.E78
Nevinson, Henry W.
.08
Noyes, Alfred.
6029
0.
.K4
0' Kelly, Seumas.
.R25
Orczy, Emmuska, baroness.
.R45
O'Riordan, Conal O'Connell.
.X4
Oxenham. John.
162
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE PE
20th century.
Individual authors — Continued.
6031 P.
.A25 Pain, Bany.
>A.4 Pan ton, Mrs. Jane Ellen.
.A75 Patereon, Andrew Barton.
6033 Q.
.U7 Quinton, John Purcell.
6035 R.
.A35 Raile, Arthur Lyon.
.055 RobinBon, Lennox.
6037 S.
.09 Scott, Duncan Campbell.
.E12 Seaman, Sir Owen.
.E72 Service, Robert William.
.T25 Stead, William Force.
.T8 Street, George Slythe.
.U95 Sutro, Alfred.
6039 T.
.H9 Thurston, Ernest Temple.
.H96 Thurston, Mrs. Katherine Cecil.
.R47 Trevelyan, George Macaulay.
.R48 Trevelyan, Robert Calverley.
6041 U.
6043 V.
6045 W.
.A2 Waddell, Samuel.
.065 Woods, Mrs. Margaret L.
6047 X.
6048 Y.
6049 Z.
EHGLISE LITEBATTJSE : PBOVIHCIAL, COLOinAL, ETC.
Here are claasified literary history, collected biography, and collections of the litera-
ture of the following:
(1) English, counties, regions, islands.
(2) Scotland, Ireland, Wales.
(3) Canada, Australia, India, Africa, and other colonial literature in Engliwh.
The works and biography and criticism of individual authors are to be claasified in
PR 1800-6049, but are to be represented by added entries in the card shelfiist in
PR 8300+ .
For American literature (United States), see PS.
For English provincial and other local dialect literature. Bee PE 1701-3729.
For Celtic literature of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man, Cornwall, etc. (Gaelic,
Irish, Welsh, Manx, Comish), see PB.
For French Canadiaa literature, see PQ.
53
PR
ENGLISH LITERATURE
PR
England.
Counties, regions, islands, etc.
Under each, Table F, except as otherwise
specified.
8309
A-C.
8310-8328
CornwaU (Table D).
8329
C-D.
8330-8348
Devonshire (Table D).
8349
D-K.
8350-8368
Kent (Table D).
8369
K-L.
8370-8388
Lancashire (Table D).
8389
I^Y.
8400-8418
Yorkshire (Table D).
8430-8448
Channel islands (Table D).
8450-8468
Man (Table D).
8469
Other, A-Z.
Places.
8470-8488
London (Table D).
8489
Other, A-Z.
8500-8697
Scotland (Table A).
Folk hterature.
8621 General works.
8622 Collections.
8623 Special topics, A-Z.
8624 Chap-books.
Poetry.
Special. By form or subject, A-Z.
(8660) Ballads, see PR 1181.
8661 Other, A-Z.
e. g. .D4, Descriptive.
.E5, Elegiac.
.J3, Jacobite.
.L6, Love Bongs.
.L8, Lyrics.
8700-8897
Ireland (Table A).
8807.17, Ireland, Irish hfe in fiction.
Cf. PR 477.
8900-8997
Wales (Table B).
Colonies.
9080-9089
General (Table E).
9100-9297
Canada (Table A).
9300-9318
Bermudas (Table D).
Tiibles A to F will he found on pages 156-160.
154
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
Colonies — Continued .
West Indies.
9320-9329
General (Table E).
9330-9339
Barbadoes (Table E).
9340-9349
Jamaica (Table E).
9360
Other, A-Z (Table F).
9370-9379 '
Guiana (Table E).
93S0
Otlier American possessions, A-Z (Table F).
9400-9597
Australia (Table A).
9600-9697
New Zealand (Tabic B).
9700-9797
India (Table B).
Africa.
9S00-9S97
General and states now forming Union of South
Africa (Table B).
9S9S
Other, A-Z (Table F).
9S99
Other, A-Z (Table F).
Tablea A to F will be found on pages 156-160.
TABT.RS A-F. E
NGLI
SH LITERATURE: PROVINCIAL,
COLONTATi, ETC.
C
B
A
History and criticism.
Periodicals, Societies, Collections, etc.
Periodicals.
1
Yearbooks.
2
Societies.
3
Congresses.
Collections.
4
Series. Monographs by different
authors.
1
5
Collected works, studies, essays of
individual authors.
1
2
6
Encyclopedias. Dictionaries.
2
Study and teaching.
3
8
General.
4
9
Schools.
Authorship, see P.N.
History.
4
General.
5
10
Early works.
6
11
Modern treatises.
12
Compends. Text-books.
7
13
Outhnes, Syllabi, Quizzes, etc.
8
14
Collected essays.
5
9
16
Lectures, addresses, pamphlets.
General special.
6
10
18
Relations to history, civilization,
culture, etc.
7
U
19
Relations to other literatures.
8
12
20
Translations.
Treatment of special subjects,
classes, etc.
9
13
22
Subjects, A-Z.
e. g. Nature, Religion.
10
14
23
Classes, A-Z.
e. g. Jews, Priests.
156
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE— TABLES PR
History and criticism — Continued.
C B A Biography.
12 16 27 Collected.
By period, see special period below.
Individual, see PR 1509-6049.
17 29 Memoirs, letters, etc.
18 31 Literary landmarks. Homes and
haunts of authors.
,19 33 Women authors. Literary relations
of women.
By period.
14 20 35 Origins.
38 Medieval.
15 21 41 Modem. General.
44 Renaissance.
47 16th-18th century.
22 50 19th century.
23 53 20th century.
Poetry.
History.
16 26 61 General.
(63) Medieval, see 38.
65 Modem. General.
17 27 67 16th-l 8th century.
28 69 (18th and) 19th century.
18 29 71 20th century.
19 32 Special.
77 Epic.
79 Lyric.
80 Popular poetry. Ballads, etc.
81 Other, A-Z.
Drama.
History.
20 33 83 General.
85 Early.
87 19th century.
89 20th century.
93 Special forms, A-Z.
34 96 Special subjects, A-Z.
157
PE ENGLISH LITERATURE— TABLES PR
History and criticism — Continued.
Prose. Fiction.
C B A History.
22 35 97 General.
36 99 Early.
101 19 th century.
37 103 20tb century.
39 107 Special topics, A-Z.
24 40 Other forms.
109 Oratory.
Ill Letters.
41 113 Essays.
26 42 115 Wit and humor.
27 43 117 Miscellaneous.
28 44 121 Folk literature.
Collections.
30 General.
46 131 Early.
47 133 Modern.
31 48 135 Minor. Selections. Anthologies.
By period.
49 140 Medieval.
60 141 16th-18th centuries.
51 143 19th century.
52 144 20th century.
(32) (54) (147) Local, see 46, 94-95, 191-192.
Poetry.
33 General collections.
65 149 Early (to 1800).
56 150 Modern.
67 151 Minor. Selections. Antholo-
gies.
58 153 Women poets.
By period.
61 155 Medieval.
62 156 15th-18th century.
63 157 19th century.
64 158 20th century.
34 Special. By form or subject, A-Z.
Prefer PR 1181-1195.
66 160 Ballads.
67 161 Other, A-Z.
35 69 163 Translations.
158
PR ENGLISH LITERATURE PR
Collections — Continued.
c
B
A
Drama.
36
70
164
General.
37
71
165
Minor.
By period.
72
166
To 1800.
73
167
19th century.
74
168
20th century.
76
170
Special (Tragedies, Comedies,
etc.), A-Z.
Prose.
38
General.
78
172
Early.
79
173
Modern.
39
Fiction.
80
175
General.
81
176
Minor.
40
83
179
Oratory.
41
85
181
Letters.
42
87
183
Essays.
43
89
185
Wit and Humor.
44
91
187
Miscellany.
45
92
189
Folk hterature.
Prefer PR 951-979.
46
Local.
94
191
By region, province, county, etc.,
A-Z.
95
192
By place, A-Z.
96
193
Foreign countries, A-Z.
e. g. Scotch authors in America,
PR 8693. A3.
(47)
Individual authors, see PR 1800-.
(97)
(196)
To 1600.
(98)
(197)
17th-18th centuries.
(99)
19th-20th centuries.
(198)
19th century.
(199)
20th century.
TABT-K D.
History and criticism.
Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
1
General works. Compends.
2
General special. Minor.
3
Collected essays.
159
PB ENGLISH LITERATURE— TABLES. PR
TABLE D.
History and criticism — Continued,
■ 4 Biography. Collected.
History.
5 Origins.
6 To 1800.
7 19th century.
8 20th century.
(9) Local, see 17.
10 Poetry.
11 Drama.
12 Other.
Collections.
Under each: .A2, Early works.
13 General collections.
14 Poetry.
14.Z5+ Translations.
15 Folk literature.
16 Other.
17 Cocal, A-Z.
Under. each: (1) History, (2) Collections.
(18) Individual authors, see PR 1509-6049.
TABLES E-F.
Table E. Table F.
x=Cutter no.
History.
OAl-5 .xAl-5 Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
0A6-Z .xA6-Z General works.
0.5 .x05 General special. Minor.
1 .xl Biography.
2 .x2 Poetry.
3 .x3 Drama.
4 .x4 Other.
Collections.
5 .x5 General collections.
6 .x6 Poetry.
6.Z5 .x65 Translations.
7 .x7 Drama.
7.6 .x76 Other.
8 .x8 Local, A-Z.
Under each: (1) History; (2) Col-
lections.
(9) (.x9) Individual authors, see PR 1509-6049.
160
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
CLASSIFICATION
CLASS PS: AMERICAN LITERATURE
!»:J75»r) ()—.-) 1 11 161
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
1
Periodicals.
3
Yearbooks.
5
Societies.
Cf. PN 21.
7
Congresses.
Collections.
15
Monographs. Studies.
For Texts, Sources, Anthologies, etc., see PS 501-689.
For collected essays, studies, etc., of individual authors, see
PS 121.
21
Encyclopedias. Dictionaries.
25
Theory and principles of the study of American
literature.
27
History of American literary history.
29
Biography of historians of American literature.
31
Philosophy, Relations, etc.
Study and teaching.
41
General.
44
By period. f
47
By place, A-Z.
49
By school, A-Z. ^
Criticism.
55
Treatises.
58
Minor.
62
History.
65
Special topics.
By period.
Under each:
(1) Treatises. Theory. History.
(2) Specimens. Selections.
71-72
Colonial period.
74-75
19th century.
78-79
20th century.
163
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
History of American literature.
General works.
English.
85 Early (to 1860).
Recent.
88 Treatises.
92 Compends.
94 Outlines, Syllabi, Tables, Charts, etc.
96 Children's books. Stories of American liter-
ature.
98 Catholic works.
French.
102 Treatises. Compends.
103 Minor works.
German.
106 Treatises. Compends.
107 Minor works.
Ill Other languages.
e. g. .15, Italian.
121 Collected essays, studies, etc.
124 Addresses, etc.
Biograpliies, memoirs, letters, etc.
Collected biography.
126 Early (to 1800).
128 1801-.
135 Collected memoirs, letters, etc.
136 Memoirs of individual authors.
138 Miscellany: Satire, humor, etc.
literary landmarks. Homes and haunts of authors,
etc.
141 General.
144 By place, A-Z.
Prefer PS 247, 255, 267, 285.
Women authors.
147 General.
149 Before 1860.
151 Recent.
155 Anonymous literature.
Belations to other literatures.
157 General.
159 Special, by country, A-Z.
161 Translations of American literature.
.Al, General; A5-Z, by language.
Collections, see PS 514-525 and PS 619.
164
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
History of American literature — Continued.
Treatment of special subjects.
163 Nature.
166 Religion.
169 Other, A-Z.
173 Treatment of special classes, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. .P7, Provincial types.
By period.
17th- 18th centuries.
185 General works.
186 General special.
e. g. "Heralds of American literature."
187 Minor works.
Special periods.
191 17th century.
193 18th century.
195 Special topics, A-Z.
19th century.
201 General works. .
203 Minor works.
Special periods.
208 1801-1850.
211 1850-1870.
214 ^ 1870-1900.
221 '20 th century.
228 Special topics, A-Z.
Special regions, states, etc.
241 North.
243 New England.
251 Middle States.
253 Special states, A-W.
.C8, Connecticut.
.D3, Delaware.
.D6, District of Columbiu
.M2, Maine.
.M4, Massachusetts.
.N4, New Hampshire.
.N5, New Jersey.
.N7, New York.
.P4, Pennsylvania.
.R4, Rhode Island.
.V4, Vermont.
255 Special cities, A-Z.
e. g. .B6, Boston.
.N5, New York.
.P5, Philadelphia.
165
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
History of American literature.
Special regions, states, etc. — Continued,
South.
261 General works.
263 South Atlantic.
264 Gult states.
266 Special states, A-W.
.A5, Alabama.
267
271
273
275
277
279
281
283
.AS,
Arkansas.
.F6,
Florida.
.G4,
Geoi^a.
.K4,
Kentucky.
.L8,
Louisiana.
.M3,
Maryland.
.M7,
Mississippi.
.N8,
North Carolina.
.S6,
South Carolina.
.T2,
Tennessee.
•T4,
Texas.
.V5,
Virginia.
.W4,
West Virginia.
Special cities, A-Z.
West and Central.
General.
Middle West.
Mississippi Valley.
Southwest.
Rocky Mountain states.
Pacific states.
Special states, A-W.
.A4,
Alaska.
.A6,
Arizona.
.C2,
California.
.C6,
Colorado,
.12,
Idaho.
.13,
Illinois.
.16,
Indiana.
.18,
Iowa.
.K2,
Kansas.
.M5,
Michigan.
.M6,
Minnesota.
.M8,
Missouri.
.M9,
Montana,
.N2,
Nebraska.
166
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
History of American literature.
Special regions, states, etc.
West and Central.
283
Special states — Continued.
.N3, Nevada.
.N6, New Mexico.
.N9, North Dakota.
.03, Ohio.
.05, Oklahoma.
.07, Oregon,
.88, South Dakota.
.U8, Utah.
.W2, Washington.
,W6, Wisconsin.
.W8, Wyoming.
285
Special cities, A-Z.
Special forms.
Poetry.
303
Treatises.
305
Minor works, essays, etc.
309
Special forms of poetry, A-Z.
e. g. .L8, Lyrics.
310
Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .L3, Landscape.
.P3, Patriotism.
.R4, Religion.
By period.
312
17th-18th centuries. Colonial period.
314
Revolutionary period.
316
19th century.
319
Early, to 1860.
321
Later.
324
20th century.
Drama.
330
Dictionaries.
332
Treatises.
334
Minor works, essays, etc.
336
Special forms, A-Z.
338
Special topics, A-Z.
By period.
341
17th-18th centuries. Colonial period.
19th century.
343
Early, to 1860.
345
Later.
351
20th century.
167
PS
AMERICAN LITERATORE
PS
History of American literature — Continued.
Special forms.
Prose.
362 Treatises.
364 Minor works, essays, etc.
366 Special topics, A-Z.
Prose fiction.
371 General works.
373 Minor works.
374 Special topics, A-Z.
e. g. .H5, Histon'-J fiction.
.R6, Rorr i-cism.
- .S6, Sh^ /i;ory.
By period.
375 Early.
377 19th century.
379 20th century.
Oratory.
400 General works.
403 Minor works.
By period.
406 Early.
407 1 9th century.
408 20th century.
410-418 Letters.
(Divided like 400-408.)
420-428 Essays.
(Divided like 400-408.)
430-438 Wit and humor. Satire.
(Divided like 400-408.)
For collectione, see PN 6157-6161.
441 Miscellany. Curiosa. Eccentric literature.
451 Folk literature.
Collections.
504 General.
Collections before 1800, see PS 530.
507 Minor. Selections. Anthologies, etc.
Cf . PN «075, Selections for dailv reading.
508 Special classes of authors, A-Z.
e. g. .C6, College verse and stories.
.N4, Newspaper prose and verse.
.W7, Women authors.
509 Special topics (Prose and verse).
e. g. .H5, Historical and patriotic.
168
?S AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
Collections.
General — Continued .
,511)
Translations from foreign languages (including
translations with texts), see PN 6019-6020.
Translations of American literature into foreign
languages.
514
Polyglot.
516
French.
517
German.
519
Itahan.
525
Other, A-Z.
By period.
1 7 th-1 8th centuries. Colonial.
530
Contemporary works.
531
Works since 1800.
533
Revolutionary period.
535
19th century.
536
20th century.
By region.
(Including collections of poetry or prose or
both.)
538
North.
541
New England.
545
Middle States.
548
By state, A-Z.
(Divided Uke PS 253.)
549
By city, A-Z.
e. g. .B6, Boston.
.N5, New York.
.P5, PhUadelphia.
551
South.
553
South Atlantic states.
555
Gulf states.
558
By state, A-Z.
(Divided Uke PS 266.)
559
By city, A-Z.
561
West and Central.
563
Middle West.
565
Mississippi Valley.
567
Rocky Mountain states.
569
Pacific states.
571
By state, A-Z.
(Divided like PS 283.)
572
By city, A-Z.
1 69
ro AMIi.ttlUAiN JLirHiKAiUKh; FS
Collections — Continued .
Poetry.
581 Collections published before 1801.
583 Collections published 1801-.
586 Minor. Selections, anthologies, " birthday books,"
etc.
Selprtioiifl from a single author, with the author.
0. g. PS 1603, Emerson.
Ci. PR 1176, Engliflh literature.
Special.
589 Women poets.
591 Special groups of authors, A-Z.
C3, Catholic authors.
College verse, see PN 6110.C7.
593 By form.
e. g. .F7, Fugitive verse. Newspaper poetry.
.L8, Lyrics. Songs.
.85, Songbooks (Popular, minor).
.S6, Sounete.
.V4, Vers de soci^t^.
595 By subject.
e. g. (.C5) Children, see PN 6110. C4.
.C6, Cowboy verse.
.H5, HiBtorical. Patriotic.
For special wars, see E.
JB.8, Humorous verse.
.17, Irish-American.
.P8, Puritans. Pilgrim.
.R4, Religious poetry.
.87, Slavery.
.W4, White Mountains.
By period.
601 17th-18th centuries. Colonial period.
(604) Revolutionary, see E.
19th century.
607 General.
609 Early, to 1860.
(610) Civil war poetry, see F.
Cf. PS 595.H5, 551.
611 Later.
614 20th century.
619 Translations of American poetry.
.A2, Polyglot.
.A5-Z, By language.
170
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
Collections — Continued.
Drama.
623
General.
625
Minor: Selections, anthologies, etc.
627
Special, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. .P3, Patriotic playe, spectacles, etc.
By period.
631
Early (to 1800).
632
19th century.
634
20th century.
635.Z9
Minor material of individual authors (mostly
unbound and uncatalogued).
.Z9A-Z, Copyright deposit (a collection to
be later in part separately classi-
fied and catalogued).
.Z99A-Z, Plays in typewritten form.
Prose (in general).
Prose fiction, see PZ 1.
643
General.
645
Minor. Selections, anthologies, etc.
647
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .S4, School compositions, et'-.
.W6, Women writers.
By period.
651
Early (to 1800).
19th century.
653
General.
655
Early (to 1860).
658
Recent.
659
20th century.
Oratory.
660
Early (to 1800).
661
1801-.
662
Minor collections.
.Z9
Minor individual, A-Z.
663
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .C7, Collegiate.
.N4, Negro.
.S6, Southern.
By period.
666
17th-18th centuries.
667
19th century.
668
20th century.
171
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
Collections — Continued.
Letters.
670
Early (to 1800).
671
1801-.
672
Minor collections.
673
Special, A-Z.
e. g. .L6, Love letters— Collectiona.
.L7, Love letters — Individual authors,
Prefer PS 700-3549 for well-known authors.
By period.
676
17th-18th centuries.
677
19th century.
678
20th century.
Essays.
680
Early (to 1800).
681
1801-.
682
Minor collections.
683
Special, A-Z.
By period.
686
17th-18th centuries.
687
19th century.
688
20th century.
(690)
Wit and humor, see PN 6157-6161.
INDIVIDUAL AUTHOES.
Colonial period (17th and IStli centuries).
700 Anonymoufl works (XIII).
701. A3 Adams, John. 1704-1740.
.A4 Adams, John (President).
AS Adams, Samuel.
702 Allston, Washington.
703. A2 Alaop, George.
.A5 Alsop, Richard.
.A6 Ames, Nathaniel.
.A7 Arnold, Josias Lyndon.
.B3 Bacon, James.
704-705 Barlow, Joel.
706. B5 Bartlett, Joseph.
707. B2 Barton, Andrew.
.B5 Beverly, Robert.
.B7 Blair, James.
708. B3 Bleecker, Ann Eliza.
.B5 Brackenridge, Hugh Henr>'.
.B7 Bradford, William.
711-712 BradBtreet,,Anne.
Brown, Charles Brockden, see PS ] 130-1138.
719 Bruce, David.
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
Colonial period (17th and 18th centuries)— Continued.
721. B3
Bulkeley, Peter.
.B5
Byies, Mather.
723-724
Byrd, William.
726. C2
Calef, Robert.
.C4
Callender, John.
727. C3
Carey, Mathew.
.C6
Chalkley, Thomaa.
.C8
Chapin, Peletiah.
728. C3
Chauncy, Charles.
.C5
Clap, Roger.
.C7
Cliffton, William.
731-732
Cook, Ebenezer.
733.C4
Coombe, Thomaa.
734-735
Cotton, John.
736.C6
Cox, John.
737. C5
Cr^ecoeur, St. John de.
.D3
Denton, Daniel.
.D4
Dinsmoor, Robert.
.D5
Douglass, William.
.D7
Duramer, Jeremiah.
739
Dwight, Timothy.
741-742
Edwards, Jonathan.
Cf. B 870-874.
744. E3
Eliot, John.
.E6
Evans, Nathaniel.
.F5
Folger, Peter.
.F7
Foster, Hannah (Webster).
745-752
Franklin, Benjamin.
Cf. -B 880-884; E.
Collected works, see E 302.
Literary works ("Works consisting of his life written by him-
self, together with Essays, htimorous, moral, and liter-
ary," and similar selections).
745. A2
By date.
.A3A
-Z By editor.
.A6-Z Translations. By language.
746
Anthologies. Sayings. Thoughts, etc.
Separate works.
(747)
Autobiography (without the "Essays"), see E 302. 6. F8.
748
"Essays" (without the "Life written by himself").
.A2, By date,
.A5-Z, By editor.
749
Poor Richard's almanac.
.A2, Collection ai original issues.
.A3, Facsimiles Collections.
.A4, Separate issues.
.A5, Reprints. By date.
.AG, Selections.
.A7, Adaptations, imitations, spurious issues, etc.
Cf. AY 287. P5.
173
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
Colonial period (17th and ISth centuries).
Franklin, Benjamin — Continued.
750
Other workfl, A-Z.
Prefer classification by subject.
e. g. Dissertation on liberty and necessity: B.
Experimenta and observations on electricity:
QC 516.
Hiatorical review of Pennsylvania: F 152.F82-t-.
Interest of Great Britain considered: E 199. F81.
Observations on the causes and cure of smoky
chimneys: TH 2284. F8+.
Physical and meteorological observations: QC 859.
Way to wealth: HF 5386. F8+.
751
Liter&ry biography. Franklin as a man of letters.
General biography, see E302.6.F7-8.
752
Criticiflm.
755-759
Freneau, Philip.
761
Godfrey, Thomas.
763.G5
Gookin, Daniel.
.G7
Green, Joseph.
766
Hamilton, Alexander.
Cf. E.
767.H2
Hammond, John.
768.H5
Higginson, Francis.
769.H3
Honeywood, St. John.
771-772
Hooker, Thomas.
773. H7
Hopkins, Lemuel.
775-776
Hopkinson, Francis.
778.H4
Hubbard, William.
.H5
Humphreys, David.
.H7
Hutchinson, Thomaa.
781-782
Jay, John.
785-789
Jefferson, Thomaa.
Cf. B 880-884; E.
791.J3
Johnflon, Edward.
.J5
Jones, Hugh.
.37
Joaselyn, John.
.K5
Knight, Sarah Kemble.
.L2
Lawson, John.
.L4
LiviBgston, William.
.LG
Logan, James.
Lucas, Eliza, see Pinckney, Eliza (Lucas).
793.M3
Mack, Alexander.
795-799
Madison, James.
801.M7
Markoe, Peter.
802
Maaon, John.
804
Mason -Mather.
805
Mather, Cotton.
Cf. B; E.
806.M6
Mather, Increase.
Cf. B; E.
.M8
Maylem, John.
808.M3
Morrell, William.
174
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
Colonial period (17th and 18th centnries)— Continued
808. M5
Morton, Nathaniel.
.M7
Morton, Sarah Wentworth (Apthorp).
811.N3
Niles, Nathaniel.
.N5
Norton, John, 1606-1663.
.N6
Norton, John, 1651-1716.
.N8
Noyes, Nicholas.
813.02
Oakea, Urian.
.04
Odell, Jonathan.
.06
Otifl, James.
81&-819
Paine, Thomaa.
Cf. JC.
821
Penn, William.
823
Percy, George.
824. P7
Pinckney, Eliza (Lucas).
Cf. F272.P+.
825
Pory, John.
827
Prince, Thomafl.
828.Q5
Quincy, Joeiah, 1744-1775.
829. R2
Ralph, James.
.R4
Rich, R.
.R6
Rogers, Robert.
.R8
Rose, Aquila.
.R9
Rumford, Sir Benjamin Thompson, count.
Cf. Q 143.R8.
(830-834)
Sandys, George, see PR 2338.
836.S3
Scull, Nicholas.
.S5
Seccomb, John.
.87
Sewall, Jonathan.
837-838
Sewall, Samuel.
839. S5
Smith, Elihu Hubbard.
.87
Smith, John.
Cf. E.
841.82
Smith, WilUam, 1727-1803.
.S3
Smith, William, 1728-1793.
843.85
Stansbury, Joseph.
845-846
Stith, William.
847.85
Story, Isaac.
848-849
Strachcy, William.
850.T3
Thomaa, Gabriel.
Thompson, Benjamin, see Rumford.
852-853
Trumbull, John.
855. T2
Tucker, St. George.
.T7
Tyler, Royall.
857.W3
Wadsworth, Benjamin.
858.W2
Ward, Nathaniel.
.W8
Warren, Mercy (Otw)
860-864
Washington, Georgf.
Cf. E.
866.W5
Wheatley, Phillis.
867-868
Whitaker, Alexander.
Cf. B.
869
Whi taker-Wigglesworth .
175
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
Colonial period (17th and 18th centnries) — Continued.
871-872
Wigglesworth, Michael.
Cf. B.
874
Williams, Roger.
Cf. B.
875.(W5)
Wilaon, Alexander, see PR 3765.W6.
877-878
Winthrop, John.
881. W5
Wise, John.
88^-886
Witherspoon, John.
888.W7
Wolcott, Roger.
889. W5
Wood, William.
891-892
Woolman, John.
Prefer B.
19th century.
991
Anonymous works (XIII).
.A3
Abbey, Henry.
1000.A5
Abbott, Charles Conrad.
.A8
Abbott, Jacob.
1001-1002
Abbott, John Stevens Cabot.
1003.A2
Acton, John.
.A3
Adams, A. P.
.A35
Adams, Abigail (Smith).
.A4
Adams, Catharine A. Van Buren.
.A45
Adams, Charles Follen ("Yawcob Strauss").
.A5
Adams, Charles Francis.
.A6
Adams, E. F.
1004.A3
Adams, G. Z.
.A35
Adams, George.
.A37
Adams, Hannah.
.A4
Adams, Henry.
.A45
Adams, Henry W.
.A5
Adamfl, Herbert.
.A6
Adams, John Jay.
1005
Adams, John Quincy.
1006.A3
Adams, Miss L. B.
.A33
Adams, Mary (Mathews),
.A4
Adair s, Oscar Fay.
.A6
Ade, George.
1007. A5
Albee, John.
1010-1013
Alcott, Amos Bronson (VII).
Including works on the Alcott family.
Prefer B 908.A6 tor Alcott's philosophy.
1015-1018
Alcott, Louisa May (VII).
1019.A7
Aldrich, Anne Reeve.
1020-1028
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (IV»).
1020 Collected works (Prose and poetry; collected poeme)
1021 Collected prose works.
1024 Poems.
.B2, Ballad of Babie Bell.
.B4, Bells.
.C5, Cloth of gold.
.C6, Course of true love.
.F5, Flower and thorn.
176
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (IV*).
1024 Poems— Continued.
.F7, Friar Jerome's beautiful book.
.J8, Judith and Holofemes.
.M3, Mercedes and later lyrics.
.P2, Pampinea.
.S4, Sister's tragedy.
.U6, Unguarded gates.
.W7, Wyndham Towers.
1025 Prose works.
(.F7) From Ponkapog to Pesth, see D.
.M2, Marjorie Daw and other stories.
.04, An old town by the sea.
.P6, Ponkapog papers.
.P7, Prudence Palfrey.
.Q8, Queen of Sheba.
.S6, Stillwater tragedy.
.88, Story of a bad boy.
.T8, Two bites at a cherry, with other tales.
1029.A3
Alger, Horatio.
.A5
Allen, Benjamin.
.A7
Allen, Elizabeth Akers.
.A76
Allen, Fred Raphael.
.A8
AJlen, J. Mord.
1030-1038
Allen, James Lane (IV).
1039.A25
Allen, William (President of Bowdoin college").
.A265
AUibone, Samuel Austin.
.A32
Ames, Mary (Clemmer).
.A33
Ames, Nathan.
.A34
Amory, Thomafl C!ofl5ii.
.A36
Amf^bary, Wallace Bruce.
.A365
Anagnos, JuUa Rom&na (Howe).
.A39
Andrews, Jane.
.A5
Appleton, Thomas Gold.
.A7
Arnold, George.
1040-1043
Atherton, Gertrude (Horn) (VII).
1044
Ath-Atz.
1049
Au-.
.A5
Auringer, Obadiah Cyrus.
1050-1053
Austin, Jane (Goodwin) (VII).
1054. A17
Austin, WnUam.
.B3
Bacheller, Irving.
.B57
Bacon, Delia.
.B6
Bacon, Ezekiel.
.B62
Bacon, Josephine Dodge (Daakam).
.B64
Bacon, William Thompson.
1056
Bad-Bag.
1057
Bagby, George William.
1059
Bah-Bam.
.B2
Baker, Geoige Augustus.
.B4
Baker, William Mumford.
.B6
Baleatier, Wolcott.
177
FS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
1 9th century — Continued.
1060
Ban-.
1061
Bancroft, George.
1063.B2
Bancroft, Hubert Howe.
1064. B3
Bangs, John Kendrick.
.B5
Banks, Charles Eugene.
1065.B4
Barbe, Waitman.
.B9
Barlow, Warren S.
1066.B3
Barnard, Charles.
.B8
Barnes, Almont.
1067. B15
Barnes, G. H.
1068.B2
Barnitz, Albert T. S.
.B6
Bamum, Frances Courtenay (Baylor).
1070-1073
Barr, Amelia Edith (Huddleston) (VID
1074.B3
Barron, Elwyn Alfred.
.B7
Bartley, James Avis.
.B75
Bartol, Cyrus Augustus.
.B8
Barton, Ardelia Maria (Cotton).
.B88
Barton, William Eleazar.
1075
Ba&-Bat.
1076
Bates, Arlo.
Bates, Charlotte Fiske, see Rog6, Mme. Charlotte Fiske (Bates)
1077.B4
Bates, Katharine Lee.
.B6
Bates, Margaret Holmes (Ernsperger).
1078
Bau-Baw.
1079
Bax-Bayl.
Baylor, Frances Co'jrtenay, see Bamum, Frances Courtenay
(Baylor).
1081
Baym-Baz.
1082
Bea-Beb.
1083
Bec-Beecher, G.
1084. B2
Beecher, Henry Ward.
Cf. B.
.B3
Beecher, Lyman.
a. B.
.B6
Beers, Henry Augustin.
1085
Bela-BeU.
.B63
Bell, Lillian L. (Mrs. A. H. Bogue).
1086-1087
Bellamy, Edward (XII).
1088.B3
Bellamy, Elizabeth Whitfield.
.B6
Benedict, Frank Lee.
1090-1093
Benjamin, Park (VII).
1094.B2
Benjamin, Samuel Green Wheeler.
.B9
Bensel, James Berry.
1095. B4
Benton, Thomas Hart
Cf. E.
1096. B3
Bethune, George Washington.
1097
Bierce, Ambrose.
1098
Bi^-Bim.
1099. B6
Bird, Robert Montgomery.
1100
Bisliop, William Henry.
1101
Bis-Bk.
178
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1102.B6
Blaine, James Gillespie.
Cf. E.
.B8
Blake, James Vila.
.B9
Blake, Mary Elizabeth (McGrath).
1103.B46
Blanden, Charles Granger.
.B8
Bloede, Gertrude ("Stuart Sterne").
.B85
Blood, Henry Ames.
1104
Boa-Bok.
Bogue, Lillian (Bell), see Bell, Lillian L. (Mrs. AH. HoKue)
1105-1106
Boker, George Henry (XII).
1107.B2
BoUeP, Frank.
.B7
Bolton, Charles Knowles,
.B8
Bolton, Sarah (Knowles).
1108
Bom-Bond.
1109. B3
.Boner, John Henry.
1110
Bo8-Bot.
nil
Botta, Anna Charlotte (Lynch).
1112
Bott>-Bcu.
1113.36
Bovee, Christian Nestell.
.B8
Bo wen, Herbert Wolcott.
1114
Bower-Boyeson.
1115-1118
Boyeson, Hjalmar Hjorth (VII).
1119
Boyeson-Bq.
1120.B45
Bradlee, Caleb Davis.
.B47
Bradley, Mary Emily (Neely).
.B5
Brady, Cyrus Townsend.
.B8
Brainard, John Gardiner Calkins.
1121
Bram-Braz.
1122
Bre-Brh
1123.B2
Bridges, Robert ("Droch").
.B25
Bridgman, MarcuB FayetT3.
.B44
Brine, Mary D.
.B83
Brooks, Charles Timothy.
.B835
Brooks, Elbridge S.
.B86
Brooks, Maria (Gowen).
.B89
Brooks, Noah.
.B9
Brooks, Phillips.
.B93
Brooks, Sarah Warner.
1124.B3
Brotherton, Alice William.
.B6
Brougham, John.
1125-1128
Brown, Alice (VII).
1129.B6
Brown, Carrie.
1130-1138
Brown, Charles Brockden (IV»).
1139.B5
Brown, Joseph Brownlee.
1140-1143
Browne, Charles Farrar ("Artemus Ward") (VII).
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
1144. B3
Browne, Frances Elizabeth.
1145.B3
Browne, John Ross.
.B5
Brownell, Henry Howard.
.B6
Brownell, William Crarj-.
.B7
Brownson, Orestes Augustus.
1146.65
Bruce, Wallace.
179
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
1147.B2
1148.B5
.B8
1149.B5
1150-1198
1199.B5
1200-1203
1200
laoi
1202
1203
1204.B5
1205
1206.B6
1207.B4
1210-1218
1219. B4
.B7
1220-1228
19th century — Continued,
Bruner, Albert Milton.
Bryan, Daniel.
Bryan, William Jennings.
Bryant. John D.
Bryant, William Cnllen (II).
Poetical worka.
1155 Among the trees.
1156 Death of the flowers.
1158 Flood of years.
1159 Forest hymn.
1160 Fringed gentian.
1161 Little people of the snow.
1163 SeUa.
1164 Song of the sower.
1166 Story of the fountain.
1166 Thanatopsis.
1167 To a waterfowl.
1169 Other, A-Z.
1170 Tranalations.
Prose works.
1171 Collected.
1172 Separate, A-Z.
1180 Adaptations, prose versions, etc.
Bunce, Oliver Bell.
Bunner, Henry Cuyler (VII).
Works.
.A2, Collected. By date.
.A3A-Z, By editor.
.A4A-Z, Selected works. By editor.
.A5-Z, Translations. By language.
.Z5, Selections. Anthologies.
Poetry and Drama.
.A3,
.A5,
.A6-Z,
Prose.
.A3.
.A5-Z,
Collected poems.
Collected dramas.
Separate works.
Collected. By date.
Special works.
Prefer PZ.
First editions here.
Biography and criticism.
Burch, Adelle.
Burdette, Robert Jones.
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
Burgess, Adelaide Maria.
Burleigh, William Henry.
Burnett, Frances (Hodgson) (IV).
Bumham, Clara Louise.
Bunitt, Elihu.
Burroughs, John (IV).
(Collections and literary criticism
mainly in Q.)
only. Separate worka
180
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1229.B6
Burton, Richard.
1234
BUB-BUBZ.
1235.B5
Butler, WUUam Allen.
.B7
Butterworth, Hezekiah.
1236
By-.
1237
Bynuer, Edwin Laaaeter.
1239
Oa-Cab.
1240-1248
Oable, George Washington (IV«).
1249
Oable-Oak.
.C2
Cabot, James ElUot.
1250
Oala-Oalk.
125]
Call-Camp.
.C7
CalvGTt, George Henry.
1252
Campa-Caq.
.C25
Campbell, Bartley T.
.C33
Campbell, Helen (Stuart).
.C4
Campbell, John Preston.
1253
Car-Card.
1254
Care-Carl,
1255-1258
Oarleton, Will (VII).
1259
Oarleton-Oarq.
.06
Carpenter, Henry Bernard.
1260
Oarr-.
.07
Carryl, Guy Wetmore.
1261
Cars-Carter, R.
1262
Carter, S-Oerx.
.06
OaruB, Paul.
1263-1266
Oary, AUce (VII).
(Including works by Alice and Phoebe Gary and biographies
of the two.)
1267
Oary, Phoebe.
1268
Oary-Oaar.
.02
Oary, Richard L.
1269
Caas-Cath.
1270-1273
Oatherwood, Mary (Hartwell) (VII).
1274.07
Caverly, Robert B.
1275-1278
Oawein, Madison Julius (VII).
1279.03
Chadwick, John White.
1280-1288
Chambers, Robert William (IV*).
1289
Oham-Ohan .
1290-1291
Channing, William EUery (XII).
1292.03
Chapman, John Jay.
.05
Cheney, John Vance.
1293
Child, Lydia Maria (Francis) (VIII).
1294.04
Chivers, Thomas Hollev.
.06
Ohoate, Rufus.
Of. E,J.
1295-1298
Churchill, Winston (VII).
1299.03
Clark, Willis Gaylord.
.05
Clarke, James Freeman.
Of. B.
181
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued,
1299. C7
Olay, Henry.
Of. E, J.
1300-1348
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne ("Mark Twain") (II)
Separate works.
1305 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
1306 Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
1307 American claimant.
1308 Oonnecticut yankee in King Arthur's court.
1309 Extracts from Adam's diary.
1310 Following the equator.
1311 Gilded age.
1312 Innocents abroad.
1313 Joan of Arc.
1314 Life on the Missisaippi.
1315 Million pound bank-note.
1316 Prince and the pauper.
1317 Pudd'nhead Wilson.
1318 Roughing it.
1319 Sketches old and new.
1320 Tom Sawyer abroad.
1321 Tramp abroad.
1322 Other, A-Z.
1351.C2
Oleveland, Grover.
Of. E, J.
.04
Oleveland, Rose Elizabeth.
.06
Olinton, DeWitt.
Of. E, J.
1365
Olymer, Ella(Dietz).
1356
Oly-Ooe.
1357
Oof-Ook.
.035
CoflBn, Oharles Oarleton.
C4«
Oofl5n, Robert Stevenson.
1358
Ool-Ooler.
1359
Ooles-Conv.
.02
Ooles, Abraham.
.05
OoUier, Thomas Stephens.
.06
Colly er, Robert.
.07
Cone, Helen Gray.
1361
Conw.
.03
Conway, Katherine Eleanor.
1366-1367
Conway, Moncure Daniel (XII).
1368
Conw-Oonz.
1378
Coo-Oooke, J.
1380-1383
Cv^oke, John Esten (VII).
1385-1388
Cooke, Philip Pendleton (VII).
1390-1393
Cooke, Rose (Terry) (VII).
1397
Oooke-Ooold .
.05
Ooolbrith, In a Donna.
1398
Coole-Ooolz.
Coolidge, Susan, see Woolsey. Sarah Chauncey. "
1399
Coom-Coop.
182
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1400-1448
Cooper, James Fenimore (II).
Leather t
stocking tales, collected, in PS 1402.
Separate works.
1405.A4
Afloat and ashore.
.A8
Autobiography of a pocket handkerchief.
Borderers, see Wept of the Wish-ton-wiah,
.B7
Bravo.
.04
Chain bearer.
.C7
CTater, or Vulcan's peak.
1406
Deerslayer.
1407.E4
Elinor Myllys.
Eve Effingham, see Home aa found.
.H2
Headsman.
.H4
Heidenmauer.
.H7
Home as found.
.H8
Homeward bound.
.J3
Jack Tier.
1408
Last of the Mohicans.
1409.L4
Lionel Lincoln.
.M3
Mercedes of Castile.
.M5
Miles Wallingford.
.M7
Monikina.
.N3
Ned Myers.
.02
Oak -openings.
1410
Pathfinder.
1412
Pilot.
1414
Pioneers.
1416
Prairie.
1417.P6
Precaution.
.R3
Red Rover.
.R5
Redskins.
.S3
SatAnstoe.
.S5
Sea Uons.
.87
Spy.
1418.T5
Two admirals.
.W3
Water witch.
.W6
Ways of the hour.
.W7
Wept of the Wiah-ton-wish.
14I9.W3
Wing-and-wing.
.W7
Wyandotte.
1421
Other, A-Z.
1449.C5
Cowan, Frank.
.C6
Coxe, Arthur Cleveland.
.C65
Cozzem, Frederic S.
.C8
Cranch, Christopher Pearse.
.C85
Crane, Stephen.
1450-1468
Crawford, Francia Marion (III').
1469.C3
Crawford, Jo
hn Wallace ("Capt. Jack Crawford").
1470
Cri-Cro.
1471-1472
Croly, Jane (Cunningham) ("Jennie June") (XII).
1473.C3
Crosby, Frederick K.
183
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1473.C6
CroasweU, WilliAm.
Cf. B.
Crothera, Samuel McChord, see PS 3505.R9.
1474
Cul-Cur.
.C5
Cumminfl, Maria S.
1475-1476
Curtis, George Ticknor (XII).
1480-1498
Curtis, George William (III').
Separate works.
1485 From the easy chair.
The howadji in Syria, see DS 94.
Literary and social essays, see PR ] 2
Lotus-eating,_ see E 166.
Nile notes of a Howadji, see DT 64.
1486 Potiphar papers.
1487 Prue and I.
1488 Speeches, addresses, etc.
1489 Trumps.
The wanderer in Syria, see DS 107
1490 Other, A-Z.
1499.C45
Cutler, Elbridge Jefferson.
.D4
Dabney, Richard.
.D85
Daly, Augustin.
1501-1502
Dana, Richard Henry (XII).
1505-1506
Dana, Richard Henry, jr. (XH).
1508-1609
Dandridge, Danake (Bedinger) (XII).
1510
Dand-Dar.
1511-1512
Dargan, OUve Tilford (XII).
Daskam, Josephine Dodge, see Bacon.
1513.D8
Davidson, Lucretia Maria.
.D9
Davidson, Margaret Miller.
1514
Davie-Davis, M.
.D95
Davis, Mary Elizabeth (Moragne).
1515
Davis, Mary Evelyn (Moore).
1516. D2
Davis, Miles Avery.
1517
Davis, Rebecca (Harding).
1519. D5
Davis, Richard Bingh.aTn.
1520-1523
Davis, Richard Harding (VII).
1624
Da-vis, R-Dai.
1526.D3
Day, Richard Edwin.
.D5
DeForeat, John William.
.D7
DeKay, Charles.
.D8
DeKroyft, Sarah Helen (Aldrich),
1530-1633
Deland, Margaret Wade (Campbell) (VIl )
1534. D2
DoMille, Henry C.
.D3
DeMille, James.
.D4
Doming, Philander.
.D6
Dennie, Joseph.
1535
Derby, George Horatio ("John Phoenix").
1536 D5
DeVere, Mary Ainge ("Madeline Bridges").
1537
DeWint-Dickinson.
.D6
Diaz, Abby (Morton).
1538
Dickinson, Anna Elizabeth.
1639. D5
Dickinson, Charles M.
184
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1541
Dickinflon, Emily.
1542.D3
Dickinson, Mary (Lowe).
1543
Din-Dodge.
.D5
Dodd, Anna Bowman (Blake).
1544
Dodge, Mary Abigail ("Gail Hamilton").
1545.D15
Dodge, Mary Barker.
.D2
Dodge, Mary (Mapee).
.D25
Doggett, John Marshall.
.D27
Doggett, Solon.
.D3
Dole, Nathan Haskell.
.D4
Donahoe, Daniel Joseph.
.D45
Donaldson, Samuel.
.D5
Donnelly, Eleanor Cecilia.
1546
Dop-Dorr.
.D5
Dorgan, John Aylmer.
1547-1548
Dorr, Julia Caroline (Ripley) (XII).
1549
Dorr-Drake, J.
1550-1553
Drake, Joseph Rodman (VII).
1554
Drake, J.-Dt.
1555
Du-Dunbar.
.D4
Duganne, Augustine Joseph Hickey.
.D6
Duhring, Julia.
1556-1557
Dunbar, Paul Laurence (XII).
1558
Dunbar, P.-Dunlap.
1560-1561
Dunlap, Waiiam (XII).
1562
Dunlap-Dv.
.D3
Dupuy, Eliza Ann.
.D5
Durivage, Francis Alexander.
.D7
Duyckinck, Evert Augustus.
1564
Dw-.
1566
Dy-.
1567
E-Edf.
.E22
Eastman, Charles Gamage.
Eastman, Elaine (Goodale), see Goodale,
Elaine.
.E7
Eddy, Mary Morse (Baker) Glover.
1568
Edg-Edv.
1569.E6
Edwards, George Wharton.
1570
Edwards, Harry StillweU.
1574
Edwards-Egan.
1575-1576
Egan, Maurice Francis (XII).
1577
Egan-Eggleston .
1580-1583
Eggleston, Edward (VII).
1584. E2
Eggleston, George Cary.
1585
Eliot, Charles William.
Cf. L.
1586
EliotHEUott.
1587-1588
Elliott, Maud (Howe) (XII).
1589
Elliott-Ellr.
1591
Ells-Ellz.
1593
Elm-Elz.
1598
Em-Emd.
1599.E5
Emerson, Edward Waldo.
E7
Emerson, Edwin.
185
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1600-1648
Emersc
in, Kalph Waldo (II).
Prose works.
1605
Collected.
Separate.
1606
Conduct of life.
1607
English traits.
1608
Essays, first and second series.
Separate.
1609
Character.
1610
Friendship.
1611
History.
1612
Love.
1613
Nature.
1614
Self-reliance.
1615
Others, A-Z.
e. g. .06, Compensation.
.E7, Experience.
.H4, Heroism.
.16, Intellect.
.M2, Manners.
.P6, Prudence.
.S6, Spiritual laws.
Other prose works.
1616
Lectures and biographical sketches.
1617
Letters and social aims.
1618
Miscellanies.
1619
Natural history of the intellect.
1620
Nature, addresses, and lectures.
1621
Representative men.
1622
Society and solitude.
1623
Others, A-Z.
(Including separate parts of works in PS 1616-
1622.)
e. g. .07 1837, Oration, Phi Betta Kappa so-
ciety.
1624
Poems.
.Al, Collected (by date).
.A5-Z, Separate, A-Z.
1649
Emerson-Eml.
1650
Emm-Emz.
.E7
Emmons, Richard.
1651
En-Engliah.
1652-1653
English, Thomas Dunn (XII).
1654.E55
Everett,
David.
.E6
Everett,
Edward.
.F3
Fairchild, Sumner L.
1655-1658
Fawcett
. Edgar (VII).
1659.F3
Fay, Theodore Sedgw-ick.
.F5
Fenner,
Cornelius George.
.F6
Feuollosa, Ernest Francisco.
1661-1662
Fenollosa, Mary (McNeil) ("Sidney McCall") (XII).
186
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1664
Fessendea, Thomas Green.
1C6&-1668
Field, Eugene (VII).
1669. F2
Field, Kate.
.F3
Field, Roswell.
.F5
Fields, Annie (Adams) (Mrs. James T. Fields).
1670-1671
Fields, James T. (XII).
1672. F3
Finch, Francis Miles.
1673
Fiflke, John.
Cf. E, B.
1674
Fiske-Fitch.
1675-1678
Fitch, Clyde (VII).
1679. F4
Flash, Henry Lynden.
.F6
Fletcher, Julia Constance ("George Fleming")
.F7
Flint, Timothy.
1681
Flo-.
.F4
Flower, Benjamin Orange.
1683
Ffv-.
1685-1688
Foote, Mary (Hallock) (VII).
1689
Foote-Ford.
1690-1693
Ford, Paul Leicester (VII).
1694
Ford-Fox.
.F2
Foss, Sam Walter.
.F5
Foster, Stephen Collins.
.F8
Foulke, William Dudley.
1700-1703
Fox, John, jr. (VII).
1704. F
Fox-Frederic.
1705-1708
Frederic, Harold (VII).
1709. F
Frederic-Freeman.
1710-1713
Freeman, Mary E. (Wilkine).
1714. F
Freeman- French.
1715-1718
French, Alice ("Octave Thanet") (VII).
1719
French-.
.F6
French, L. Virginia (Smith)
1720
Frea-.
1721
Fri-.
1722
Fro-.
.F5
Frothingham, Nathaniel Langdon
.F8
Frothingham, Octavius Brooks.
Cf. B, Religion.
1723
Fry-.
1724
Fu-.
1725-1728
Fuller, Henry Blake (VII).
1729.G5
Gallagher, William Davis.
.G8
Gardner, Celia E.,
1730-1733
Garland, Hamlin (VII).
1734. G2
Garrison, Wendell Phillips.
.03
Gates, Ellen Maria (Huntington).
1735-1738
Gayarr6, Charles fitienne Arthur (VII).
1739.09
Gilder, Jeannette Leonard.
1740-1743
Gilder, Richard Watson (VII).
1744.02
Gillette, William.
18i
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th centnry — Continued.
1744.G5
Gilmftn, Caroline (Howard).
.G57
Oilman, Charlotte (Perkins) Stetson.
.G6
Oilman, Samuel.
.068
Oilmore, James Roberta.
.077
Oladden, Washington.
174&-1748
Glasgow, Ellen (VII).
1749.05
Ooddard, Martha LeBaron.
1750-1751
Godkin, Edwin Lawrence (XII).
Cf. PN 4874.
1752.05
Godwin, Parke.
1753.03
Ooodale, Dora Reed.
.04
Ooodale, Elaine (Mrs. Charles A. Eastman).
(Including works by Elaine and Dora Goodale.)
1754-1765
Goodrich, Samuel Griflwold ("Peter Parley") (XII).
1757
GoodB-Got.
.04
Gordon, Hanford Lennox.
1758
Gou-.
.025
Gould, Edward Sherman.
.G4
Gould, Hannah Flagg.
.683
Ooulding, Francis Robert.
1759
Gow-.
1760-1763
Grant, Robert (VII).
Green, Anna Katharine, see Rohlfs, Anna Katharine (Green)
1764.027
Greene, Aella.
.029
Greene, Sarah Pratt (McLean).
.08
Oriswold, Hattie (Tyng).
.082
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot.
.095
Guild, Curtis.
1765-1768
Guiney, Louise Imogene (VII).
1769.025
Gunsaulus, Frank Wakely.
Cf. B.
.04
Guthrie, William Norman.
.H5
Habberton, John.
.H7
Hageman, Samuel Miller.
.H73
Hagen, John Cole.
.H76
Hager, Levi Lewis.
1770-1773
Hale, Edward Everett (VII).
1774.H13
Hale, Lucretia Peabody.
.H2
Hale, Sarah Joeepha (Buell).
.H25
Hale, Susan.
1775-1778
Hall, Gertrude (VII).
1779.H33
Hall, Louiea Jane (Park).
.H4
Hall, Thomas Winthrop ("Tom Hall").
1780-1783
Halleck, Fitz-Greene (VII).
1784.H2
Halpine, Charles Graham.
.H25
Halstead, Murat.
.H3
Halsted, Leonora B.
.H6
Harbaugh, Thomaa Chalmers.
1785-1788
Harben, William Nathaniel (VII).
1790-1793
Hardy, Arthur Sherburne (VII).
1795-1798
Harland, Henry ("Sidney LuRki^") (VII).
188
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19th century — Continued.
1800-1818 Harris, Joel Chandler (III').
Separate works.
1805 A-N.
Georgia from the invaaion of DeSoto, F 286.
Life of Henry W. Grady, E C64.
1806 Nighta with Uncle Remua.
1807 N-U.
Stories of Georgia, F 286.
1808 Uncle Remus and his friends.
1809 Uncle Remus, hia songs and sayings.
1810 U-Z.
1819.H5 Harris, Miriam Colea.
.H6 Harris, Thomas Lake.
.H7 Harrison, Constance (Gary) (Mrs. Burton Harrison).
1820-1838 Harte, Bret (in*).
Prose (including dramatic works).
1824 CoUected.
Separate.
1825 Col. Starbottle's client.
1826 First family of Tasajara.
1827 Luck of Roaring Camp.
1828 Tales of the Argonauts.
1829 Other, A-Z.
Poems.
1830 Collected.
1831 Separate, A-Z.
1839 Harte-Haru.
1840 Harv-Harz.
1841 Has-.
1842 Hat-.
1843 Hav-.
1844 Haw-.
1845-1848 Hawthorne, Julian (VII).
1850-1898 Hawthorne, Nathaniel (II).
Separate works.
1855 Blithedale romance.
1856 Dr. Grimshawe's secret.
1858 Grandfather's chair.
1861 House of seven gables.
1862 Marble faun.
1863 Mosses from an old manse.
1864 Our old home.
1865 Passages from the American note-books.
1866 Passages fi ctq the English note-books.
1867 Passages from the French and Italian note-books.
1868 Scarlet letter.
1869 Tanglewood tales.
1870 Twice-told tales.
1871 Wonder-book.
1872 Other, A-Z.
1900-1903 Hay, John (VII).
189
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
1904. H5
190^1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1915-1918
1919.H4
.H6
1920-1923
1924. n64
1925-1928
1929.H2
.H6
.H69
.H83
1930-1938
1939. HG
1940-1948
1949.H5
.H6
.H7
.H8
1950-1998
19th century — Continued.
Hayes, John Russell.
Hayne, Paul Hamilton (VII)
Haynft-Hayv .
Hayw-.
Haza-.
Haze-Hazz.
Hea-.
Hearn, Lafcadio (VII).
Henry, 0., see Porter, William Sydney.
Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting).
Herbert, Henry W^illiam ("Frank Forester").
Herrick, Robert (VII).
Hey wood, Joseph Converse.
Higginson, Thoiuaa Wentworth (VI 1).
Hildreth, Charlis Lotin.
Hill, George.
Hillis, Newell Dwight.
Hitchcock, David.
Hoffman, Charles Fenno (IV).
Holden, Warren.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert (IV).
1940 Complete works. Collected prose works.
1941 Collected poems.
Holley, Marietta.
Holmes, Alice A.
Holmes, Georgiana (Klingle) ("George Klingle").
Holmes, Mary Jane (Hawes).
Holmes, Oliver Wendell (II).
Poems.
1955 Collected.
1956 Early poems.
Separate.
1957 Last leaf.
1958 One horse shay.
1959 Other, A-Z.
Prose.
Fiction.
Collected.
Separate.
1960 Elsie Venner.
1961 Guardian angel.
1962 A mortal antipathy.
Other works.
1964 Autocrat of the breakfast-table.
(1965) Currents and coimter-currents, see R.
(1966) Medical essays, see R.
(1967) Our hundred days in Europe, see D
1968 Over the tea-cups.
1969 Pages from an old vohimo of life.
1970 Poet at the breakfafittable.
1971 Professor at the breakfast-table.
1972 Other, A-Z.
190
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
1999. HI
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1841-.
.H25
Hooper, Johnson Jones.
.H3
Hooper, Lucy Hamilton (Jones).
.H4
Hope, James Barron.
.H43
Hopper, Edward.
.H52
Hosmer, Frederick L.
.H53
Hosmer, James Kendall.
.H54
.Hosmer, William Henry Cuyler.
.H6
Houghton, George Washington Wright.
2005-2008
Hovey, Richard (VII).
2010
Hovey-Howard.
Howard, Blanche Willis, see Teuffel.
2014.H12
Howard, Bronson,
.H2
Howarth, Ellen Clementine (Doran).
.H5
Howe, Edgar Watson.
2015-2018
Howe, Julia (Ward) (VII),
2019.H7
Howell, John Edward.
2020-2038
Howells, William Dean (IIP).
Novels.
2021 Collected.
2025 Separate, by title, A-Z.
Plays.
2026 Collected.
2027 Separate, A-Z.
Other prose works.
2028 Collected.
2029 Separate, A-Z.
Poems.
2030 Collected.
2031 Separate, A-Z.
2039.H6
Hoyt, Ralph.
2040-2043
Hubbard, Elbert (VII).
Hudson, Mary (Clemmer), see Ames, Mary (Clemmer).
2044. H4
Huneker, James Gibbons.
.H5
Hutton, Laurence.
.H8
Hylton, John Dunbar.
.12
Iliowizi, Henry.
.13
Ingalls, John Jam^s.
Cf. E.
.15
IngersoU, Charles Jared.
2045-2046
Ingersoll, Robert Green (XII).
Cf. B.
2048.152
Ingraham, Joseph Holt.
2049
Ir-Irving.
2050-2098
Irving, Washington (II).
Separate works.
Abbotsford and Newetead Abbey, see DA 890.
Adventures of Captain Bonneville, see F 692.
Alhambra, see DP 402.
Astoria, see F 880.
Biography and poetical remains of Margaret Davidson
flpePSl513D9.
191
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th centnry.
Irviiig, Washington (II).
Separate works— Continued.
2057
Braceb ridge Hall.
Chronicle of the conquest of Granada, see DP 122.
2060
Crayon miscellany.
2062
Legends of the conquest of Spain.
History of New York by Diedrich Knickerbocker,
see F 122.
Life and voyages of Columbus, see E 111.
Life of Oliver Goldsmith, see PR 3493.
Life of Washington.
Mahomet and his succeaeorB,
2063
Reviews and miscellanies.
2064
Salmagundi (Irving and Paulding).
2066
Sketch-book.
2067
Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
2068
Rip Van Winkle.
2069
Other, A-Z.
e. g. .04, ChriBtiiiaa papers: "Christmas in Eng-
land," "Old Christmas."
2070
Tales of a traveller.
Tour on the prairies, see F 697.
Voyages of the companions of Columbus, see E 123.
2071
Wolfert's roost.
2072
Other, A-Z.
2099.15
Irving,
William.
2101
I8-Iu.
2102
Iv-.
2103
Iw-Iz.
2104
J-Jftckson.
2105-2108
Jackaon
, Helen Hunt (VII).
2109.J4
James, <
Charles.
2110-2128
James,
Henry (in»).
Novels.
Collected in PS 2110.
2116
Separate, by title, A-Z,
2120
Other works (essays, etc ), by title, A-Z.
2129.J2
Janvier,
Francis de Haes.
.J3
Janvier,
, Margaret Thomson ("Margaret Vand^rift").
.J6
Janvier,
, Thomas AUibone.
J7
Jeffrey,
Rosa Vertner (Griffith).
.J8
Jenniflo:
n, Lucy White.
2130-2133
Jewett,
Sarah Orne (VII).
2134
Jewett-Johnflon, L.
J2
Jewett, Sophie.
2135
Johnson, M. -Johnson, R.
.J4
Johnson, Robert Underwood.
.J7
Johnson, Rossiter.
2136
Johnson S.-Johnson, Z.
.J5
Johnson, Virginia Wales.
2137
Johnston, A. -Johnston, M.
2140-2143
Johnston, Mary (VII).
2146-2148
Johnston, Richard Malcolm (VII).
192
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th centTiry — Continued.
2149.J8 Johnston, William Preaton.
2150.J3 Jones, Amanda Theodoaia.
2161 Jonee, J.-Jonea, Z.
2162 Jordan-Joyce.
.J4 Jordan, David Starr.
2153.J4 Joyce, John Alexander.
2155 Judd, Sylvester.
2156.J3 Judflon, Emily (Chubbock).
2157-2158 Keenan, Henry Francis (XII).
2159.K2 Kelley, William Valentine.
.K3 Kellogg, EUjah.
2160-2163 Kennedy, John Pendleton (VII).
2164. K3 Kenyon, James Benjamin.
.K6 Ketchum, Annie Chambers.
2165-2168 Key, Frands Scott (VII).
2169.K4 Kimball, Harriet McEwen.
.K6 Kimball, Richard Burleigh.
.K8 King, Benjamin Franklin, jr. ("Ben King").
2170-2173 King, Charles (VII).
2174.K5 King, Edward.
2175-2178 King, Grace Elizabeth (VII).
2179. K5 Kinney, Coates.
2182-2183 Kinney, Elizabeth Clementine (Dodge) (XII).
2186.K5 Kip, Leonard.
2187-2188 Kirk, EUen Warner (Olney) (XII).
2189 Kirk-Kirkland.
2191-2192 Kirkland, Caroline Matilda (Stansbury) (XII).
2194-2195 Kirkland, Joseph (XII).
2196 Kirkland-Knn.
Klingle, George, see Holmes, Georgiana (KHngle)
2197. K2 Knowles, Frederic Lawrence.
.K4 Knox, Thomas Wallace.
.K6 Koopman, Harry Lyman.
2198 Lai-Lal.
2199. L3 Laman, Mirabeau Bonaparte.
.L5 Landon, Melville D. ("Eli Perkins").
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
.L8 Lanier, Clifford.
2200-2218 Lanier, Sidney (III*).
Poems.
Collected.
Separate, by title, A-Z.
Prose works.
Collected.
Separate.
Bob, see QL 676.
The English novel, see PR 826.
Florida, see F 316.
Music and poetry, see ML 60.
Retrospects and prospecta.
Science of English verse, see PE 1505
Shakspere and his forerunners, see PR 2956.
2210 Tiger-lilies (in PZ 3 for the prsaent).
2205
2206
2207
(2208)
2209
!»27r.!tr) <> .-.I
193
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19tli century — Continued.
2219. L4
Lanigan, George Thomas.
2220-2223
Larcom, Lucy (VII).
2225-2226
Lathrop^ Georire Parsons (XII).
2227
Lathrop, G.-Lathrop, R.
2230-2231
Lathrop, Rose (Hawthorne) (XII).
2232. L3
Latimer, Henry Randolph.
2233-2234
Lazarus, Emma (XII).
2235. L5
Learned, Walter.
.L7
Leavitt, John McDowell.
2236
Lee-Legar6.
2237-2238
Legar^. Hugh Swiaton (VII).
2239. L3
Leggett, William.
.L5
Leighton, William.
2240-2243
Leland, Charles Godfrey ("Hans Breitman") (Vll).
2244
Leland-Iveu.
.L5
Leslie, Eliza.
2245
Lev-.
2246.L2
Lewis, Alonzo.
.L3
Lewis, Charles Bertrand ("M. Quad").
.U5
Lewis, Estelle Anna Blanche (Robinson)
(.L5)
Lincoln, Abraham, see E 457.2.
.L7
Linn, John Blair.
.L8
Lippard, George.
2247
Lippincott, Sarah Jane (Clarke) ("Grace Greenwood'
•)
2248. L2
Lippmann, Julie Mathilde.
.L3
Litchfield, Grace Denio.
.L6
Lloyd, David Demarest.
.L7
Lloyd, John Uri (XII).
.L8
Locke, Davis Ross ("Petroleum V. Nasby").
Cf. PN 6161. Wit and humor.
.L85
Lockhart, Arthiir John ('"Pastor Felix").
.L9
Lockwood, Ralph Ingersoll.
2249. L4
Lodge, Henry Cabot.
Cf.E.
.L5
Lofland, John.
.L6
Loga'i, Algernon Svdney.
22.'>0-2298
Longfellow, Henry Wads worth (II).
2255 Ballads and other poems.
2256 Belfry of Bruges and other poems.
2257 Birds of passage.
2258 Christus.
2259 The divine tragedy.
2260 The golden legend.
2261 The New England tragedies.
2262 Courtship of Miles Standiah, etc.
2263 Evangeline, etc.
2261 Hanging of the crano, etc.
2265 Poems on slavery.
2266 The seaside and the fireside.
2267 The song of Hiawatha, etc.
2268 The Spanish student.
2269 Tales of a wayside inn
194
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (II) — Continued.
2270 Voices of the night.
2271 Other poetical works, A-^.
Prose.
2272 Collections.
2273 Separate, A-Z.
2299.L2
Longfellow, Samuel.
.L4
Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin.
.L6
Lord, William Wilberforce.
.L8
Loring, F'rederick Wadsworth.
.L98
Lowe, Martha Ann (Perry).
2300-2348
Lowell, James Russell (II) .
Poems.
2305 Collected.
Separate.
2306 Biglow papers.
2307 Thecourtin'.
2308 Early poems.
2309 Fable for critics.
2310 Last poems.
2311 Under the old elm.
2312 Vision of Sir Launfal.
2314 Other, A-Z.
Prose.
2315 Collected.
Separate.
2316 Among my books.
2317 Early prose works.
.
2318 Fireside travels.
2319 Latest literary essays.
2320 My study windows.
2322 Other, A-Z.
2349. L2
Lowell, Maria (White).
.L4
Lowell, Robert Traill Spence.
.L6
Lucas, Daniel Bedinger.
2350
Lud-.
.L5
Ludlow, Fitz Hugh.
2351. L2
Luders, Charles Ilenry.
.L4
Lunt, George.
.1.6
Lytle, William Haines.
2353-2354
Mabie, Uemilton Wright (XII).
2355.M2
McClelland, Margaret Greenway.
.M6
McCord, Louisa Susannah (Cheves).
2356
McCubbin -McDowell.
.M5
McDermott, George Lawrence.
2357-2358
McDowell, Katherine Sherwood (Bonner) ("Sherwood Hoiiner")
2359.M14
McGaffey, Ernest.
.M48
McKellar, Thomas.
.M635
Macy, Artliur.
.M648
Major, Charles.
.M66
Maione, Walter.
.M69
Mann, Horare.
.M7
Mansfield, Lewis W
195
m
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
2360-2363
Markham, Edwin (VII).
2364.M8
Martin, Edward Sandford.
2365
Marvin, Frederic Rowland.
2366
Marvin-Marz.
2367
Mas-.
.M3
Mason, Caroline Atherton (Briggs).
.M6
Maaeon, Thomas Lansing.
2368
Mat-.
.M3
Mathers, Albert ("Paul Siogvolk").
.M4
MathewB, Cornelius.
.MS
Mathews, William.
2369
Matt-.
2370-2373
Matthews, James Brander v^H).
2374
Matthews-Maw.
.M9
Maturln, Edward.
2375
Max-,
2376
May-Maz.
.M7
Mayo, WiUiam Starbuck.
2377
Mea-.
2378
Meb-Mek.
2379.M2
Mellen, Grenville.
2380-2388
Melville, Herman (IV).
2389
Messenger, Lillian Rozell.
2390
Mi-Mi fflin.
2391-2392
Mifflin, Lloyd (XII).
2393
Mifflin-Millard.
.M6
Milee, George Henry.
2394
Miller, A.-MiUer, J.
2395-2398
MiUer, Joaquin (VII).
2399.M5
Miller, Harriet (Mann) ("Olive Thome Miller")
2400-2408
Mitchell, Donald Grant ("Ik Marvel") (IV).
2409.M2
Mitchell, John Ames.
.M4
Mitchell, Langdon Elwyn.
2410-2418
MitcheU, SUas Weir (IV).
2411 Collected poems .
2419.M3
Mitchell, Walter.
2420-2423
Monroe, Harriet (VII).
2424
Monroe-Moody .
2425-2428
Moody, William Vaughn (VII).
2429.M4
Moore, Charles Leonard.
.M5
Moore, Clement Clarke.
.M8
Moore, John Trotwood.
2430
Moore, Julia-More.
2431-2432
More, Paul Elmer (XII).
2433
More-Morris.
.M5
Morris, George Pope.
2434. M4
Morse, James Herbert.
2435-2436
Motley, John Lothrop (XII).
2437
Motley-Moulton.
2440-2443
Moultfjn, Louise (Chandler) (VII).
2444
Moulton-Moz.
2447
Mu-Muk.
.M5
Muir, John.
190
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
2448 Mul-Mum.
2449 Mun-Mur.
.M4 Hunger, Theodore Thornton.
2450-2458 3Iurfree, Mary Noailles ("Charles Egbert Craddock") (IV*).
2459.N2 Nadal, Ehrman Syme.
.N28 Neal, John.
.N3 Nesmith, James E.
.N4 Newell, Robert Henry ("Orpheus C. Kerr").
Cf. PN 6161.
.N49 Newman, Eugene William ("Savoyard").
.N6 Nichols, Starr Hoyt.
2464 Nicholson-Nid.
2466 Nie-Nik.
2467 Nil-Niw.
2468 Nix-Niz.
2469 Noar-Norris.
2470-2473 Norris, Frank (VII).
2474 Norris-Norton.
2475-2478 Norton, Charles Eliot (VII).
2479 Norton-Nt.
2480 Nu-Nye.
2481-2482 Nye, Edgar Wilson ("Bill Nye") (XII).
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
2483 Nye-Nz.
2484 0-0'Brien, F.
.04 Oberholtzer, Sara Louisa (Vickers).
2485 O'Brien, Fitz-James.
2486 O'Brien, F.-O'Hara, T.
.05 O'Counor, William Douglaa.
2487-2488 O'Hara, Theodore (XII).
2489 O'Hara, T.-0'Reilly, J.
2490-2493 O'Reilly, John Boyle (VII).
2494 O'Reilly-Osboume. ^
,04 Osbom, Laughton.
2495 Osboume, Lloyd.
2496 Osboume-Osgood, F.
2497 Osgood, Frances Sargent (Locke).
2498 Osgood, F.-Osgz
2499 Osh-Oss.
2500-2508 Ossoli, Sarah Margaret (Fuller) (IV).
2509 Osaoli-Page.
.08 Owen, Robert Dale.
2510-2518 Page, Thomas Nelson (IV').
2519.P2 Paine, Robert Treat.
.P4 Palmer, John WilliamBon.
.P6 Palmer, Ray.
2520 Pam-Parkman.
.P4 Parker, Benjamin Strattan.
Parkea, Elizabeth (Robins), see Robins, Elizabeth.
2521-2522 Parkman, Francis (XII).
Cf. E.
2523.P8 Parsons, Thomas William.
197
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
2523. P9
2524
2525-2528
2530-2533
2534
.P5
2539.P14
.P28
.P3
.P4
.P5
.P7
2540-2543
2544
2545. P4
.P5
.P7
2550-2553
2554. P4
2555
2556
2557
2558
2559
2565
2566-2567
2576. P4
2578-2579
2581-2582
2583
2584. P2
2585-2586
2587.P5
2588
.P5
2589
2590
2591-2592
2593
2600-2648
2605
2606
2607
2608
2609
2610
2611
19th century — Continued.
Parton, Sarah Payaon (Willis) (."Fanny Fern").
Pat-Paulding.
Paulding, James Kirke (^11).
Payne, John Howard (Vll).
Payne-Peab.
Payne, Will.
Peacock, Thomas Brower.
Peck, George Wilbur.
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and luimor.
Peck, Harry Thurston.
Peck, Samuel Minturn.
Peck, William Henry.
Pellew, George.
Percival, James Gates (VII).
Percival-Perq.
Perry, Bliss.
Perr>', George.
Perry, Lilla Cabot.
Perry, Nora (VII).
Peterson, Henry.
Pett-Pettb.
Petti-Phelps, D.
Phelps, E.-Phelps, R.
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart, see Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps).
Phelps, S.-Phh.
Phi-Phillips, I.
PhUlips, David Graham, see PS 3531. H5.
Phillips, J.-Phillii).s. \V.
Phillips, Wendell (XII).
Piatt, Donn.
Piatt, John James (XII).
Piatt, Sarah Morgan (Bryan) (XII).
Piatt-Pic.
Pidgin, Charles Felton.
Pike, Albert (XII).
Pike, Mary Hayden (Green) ("Mary Langdon").
Pil-Pim.
Pilgrim, James.
Pin-Pind.
Pine-Pinkney.
Pinkney, Edward Coate (XII).
Pinkney-Poe.
Poe, Edgar Allan (II).
Poems.
Collected.
Separate.
Annabel Lee.
Bells.
Lenore.
Raven.
Ulalumo.
Other, A-Z.
198
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19tli century.
Poe, Edgar Allen (II)-
-Continued.
Prose workd.
Fiction.
2GJ2 Collected.
Separate.
2613 Black cat.
2614 Fall of the house of Usher.
2615 Gold bug.
261G Ligeia.
2617 Murders in the Rue Morgue.
2618 Other, A-Z.
(Critical and miscellaneous.
2619 Collections.
Separate.
2620 Eureka.
2622 Other, A-Z.
2649 Poe-roz.
.PI Pool, Maria Louise.
.P5 Porter, William Sydney (''0. Henry";.
.P82 Powers, Horatio Nelson.
2651 Pra-.
2653-2651 Prentice, George Denison (XII).
2655. P5 Prentiss, Elizabeth (Payson).
2656-2657 Prescott, William liickling (XII).
2659. P5 Preston, Harriet Waters.
2660-2663 Preston, Margaret (Junkin) (XII).
2664. P3 Prime, Samuel Irenujus.
.P4 Prime, William Cowper.
2665-2668 Proctor, Edna Dean (VII).
2669. P3 Proudflt, David Law.
.P6 Putnam, Mary Traill Spence (Lowell).
2670-2671 Pyle, Howard (XII).
2672. Q5 Quincy, Edmund.
.Q7 Quincy, Josiah, 1772-1864.
.Q8 Quincy, Josiah Phillips, 1829-.
2673 Ra-Randall
2674 Randall, Janiea Ryder.
2675. R2 Randall, John Witt.
.R4 Randolph, Anson Davies Fitz.
.R6 Rankin, Jeremiah Eames.
2676 Rap-Raymond, G.
.R8 Ray, William.
2677-2678 Raymond, George Lansing (XII).
2679. R3 Rayner, Isidor.
.R6 Read, Opie Percival.
2680-2688 Read, Thomas Buchanan (IV).
2690-2691 Realf, Richard (XII).
2693-2694 Reese, Lizette Woodworth (XII).
2696-2697 Repplier, Agnes (XII).
269&.R2 Requier, Augustus Julian.
.R3 Rcxford, Eben Eugene.
.R5 Rice, Harvey.
.R8 Richards, Laura Elizabeth (Howe).
199
fB
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
2699. R2
Richardson, Albert Deane.
.R54
RicketsoD, Daniel.
.R6
Riddle. Albert Gallatin.
.R7
Rideing, WilLisun Henry.
2700-2708
Riley, Jamea Whitcomb (IV).
2710-2713
Ripley, George (VII).
2714
Ripley-Ritchie.
2716-2717
Ritchie, Anna Cora (Ogden) Mowatt (XII).
2718
Ritchie-Robd.
2719
Robe-Roche.
.R4
Robins, Elizabeth ("C. E. Raimond") (Mrs. G.
R. Parkefi),
.R5
Robinson, Annie Douglas (Green).
.R7
Robinson, Tracy.
2721-2722
Roche, James Jeffrey (XII).
2723
Roche-Rocz.
2724
Rod-Roe.
2725-2728
Roe, Edward Payson (VII).
2729.R4
Rog6, Charlotte Fieke (Bates).
2730-2733
Rohlfs, Anna Katharine (Green) (VII).
2734. R3
Rollinfl, Alice Marland (Wellington).
.R6
Roosevelt, Theodore.
Cf. E 660. R, Collected works.
.E7
Roeenfeld, Sydney.
.R8
Ross, Clinton.
2735
Roes, E.-Rowk.
2736
Rowl-Runm.
.RS
RowBon, Susannah (Haswell).
.R32
Royle, Edwin Milton.
2737
Runn-Russel.
2738
Russell, A.-Rufisell, I.
.R3
Riissell, Addison Peale.
2740-2743
Russell, Irwin (VII).
2746-2748
Ryan, Abram Joseph (VII).
2749
Ryan-Sal tus.
2750-2753
Saltus, Edgar Evertson (VII).
2755-2756
Saltus, Francis Saltus (XII).
2758-2759
Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin (XII).
2760
Sanborn, F.-Sanborn, K.
2761
Sanborn, Katherine Abbott (" Kate Sanborn").
2762
Sanborn, K.-Sanbt.
2763
Sanbu-Sandi .
2764
Sands-Sangster, M.
.S4
Sands, Robert Charles.
2765-2768
Sangster, Margaret Elizabeth (Munson) (VII).
2770-2773
Santayana, George E. (VII).
2775-2778
Sargent, Epes (VII).
2779.815
Sargent, Lucius Manlius.
.S2
Saunders, Frederick,
.S25
Savage, John.
.S3
Savage, Minot Judson.
.S4
Savage, Philip Henry.
.S5
Savage, Richard Henry.
2780-2788
Saxe, John Godfrey (IV*).
200
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
2790-2793
ScoUard, Clinton (VII).
2794.S5
Scudder, EUza.
2796-2796
Scudder, Horace Eliflha (XII).
2797.S3
Searing, Laura Catharine (Redden).
.S5
Sears, Edmund Hamilton.
.S7
Seawell, MoUy ElUot.
2798
Sedgwick, Catharine Maria.
2799
Sedgwick, C.-Sel.
2800
Sem-Seton.
2801-2802
Seton, Ernest Thompson (XII).
2803
Seton-Sev.
2804.S2
Sewall, Harriet (Winslow).
.S4
Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate.
.S6
Shanly, Charles Dawson.
2805-2808
Shaw, Henry Wheeler ("Josh BUlings") (VII).
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
2810-2813
Sherman, Frank Dempster (VII).
28 14. S3
Sherwood, Mary Elizabeth (Wilson).
2815-2818
Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow ("Mrs. Partington") (VII)
2819
Shillaber, B.-Shim.
2820
Shin-»Shinn, C.
2821-2822
Shinn, Charles Howard (XII).
2824-2825
Shinn, Milicent Washburn (XII).
2826
Shinn, M.-Shn.
2827
Sho-Shors.
2828
Short-Shr.
2829
Shu-Sig.
.S3
Shurtleff, Ernest Warburton.
2830-2833
Sigoumey, Lydia Howard (Huntley) (VII).
2836-2838
Sill, Edward Rowland (VII).
.A2, Collected poems (by date).
.A4, Collected proee (by dat^).
Simms, William Oilmore.
Collected works.
2840
Complete works.
(By date.)
2841
Collected poems.
(Complete collections.)
2842
Collected dramas.
2843
Selections.
2844
Translations, by language, A-Z.
Separate works.
2845
Poems, A-Z.
e. g. .A7, Areytoe.
.A8, Atalantis.
.C3, Cafiflique of Accabee.
.C6, City of the silent.
,D6, Donna Florida.
.G6, Grouped thoughts.
.L7, Lyrical and other poems.
.P6, Poems: descriptive, dramatic, etc.
.S3, Sabbath lyrics.
.S6, Southern paflsages and pictures.
.V5, Vision of Cortes, etc.
201
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19th century.
Simms, William Gilmore.
Separate works — Continued.
2846 Dramaa, A-Z.
e. g. .M5, Michael Borihara.
.N6, Norman Maurice.
Romances, etc.
2847 Border romances.
2848 Special, A-Z.
e.g. .A7, As good as a comedy.
.B2,
Beauchampe.
.B4,
Book of my lady.
.B6,
Border beagles.
.C2,
Carl Werner.
.C3,
Cassique of Kiawah.
.C5,
Castle Dismal.
.06,
Oharlemont.
.07,
Confession.
.08,
Count Julian.
.D2,
Damsel of Darien.
.E8,
Eutaw.
.F6,
Forayers.
.G4,
Golden Christmas.
.G8,
Guy Rivers.
.H3,
Helen Halsey.
.K2,
Katherine Walton.
.K5,
Elinsmen (afterwards The Scout).
.L4,
Lily and the totem.
.M2,
Marie de Bemiere.
Maroon, see .M2.
.M6,
Martin Faber.
.M7,
Mellichampe.
.P2,
Partisan.
.P4,
Pelayo .
.R5,
Richard Hurdis.
Scout, see The Kinsmen.
.S7,
Southward ho.
.S8,
Sword and the distaff.
-V2,
Vasconselos.
.W4,
Wigwam and the cabin.
Woodcraft, see The Sword and the distaff.
.Y5,
Yemassee.
2850
Other works.
e. g. .E3, Egeria.
Works of American history, see E and F.
2852
Dictionaries, Indexes, etc.
2853
General works on Simms' life and writings.
Criticism.
2854
General.
2858
Language. G
rammar. Style.
2859. S2
Slosson, Annie (Trumbull).
.S5
Smith, Charles He
nry ("Bill Arp").
Cf. PN 6161, Wit and humor.
.S8
Smith, Elizabeth Oakes (Prince).
202
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19th century — Continued.
2860-2868
Smith, Francis Hopkinson (IV*).
2869. S3
Smith, May Riley.
.S7
Smith, Richard Penn.
2870-2873
Smith, Samuel Francis (VII).
2974
Smith, Samuel-f^mith, Saq.
2875
Smith, Sar-Smith, Seb.
2876-2877
Smith, Seba ("Major Jack Downing") (XII).
2878
Smith, S.-Smz.
2879
Sna-Snider.
2880-2883
Snider, Denton Jacques (VII).
2884
Snider-Snow.
2885
Snow-Snz.
2886
So-Soq.
2887
Sor-Sot.
2888
Sou-Soutg.
2889
South- .
2890-2893
Southworth, Emma D. E. (Nevitte) (VII).
2895-2898
Spofford, Harriet Prescott (VII).
2900
Sprague, A.-Sprague, Z.
2902
Sta-Stand.
2903
Standiflh, A.-Standish, Z.
2905-2906
Stanton, Frank Lebby (XII).
2907
Stanton, F.-Staq.
2908
Star-Staz.
2909
Ste-Stedman, E.
2910-2918
Stedman, Edmund Clarence (IV').
2919.S3
Stephens, Anna Sophia (Winterbotham).
.S5
Stephens, Robert Neilson.
.S8
Stillman, William James.
2920-2923
Stimson, Frederic Jesup ("J. S. of Dale") (VII
2924. S4
Stimflon, John Ward.
2925-2928
Stockton, Frank Richard (VII).
2930-2931
Stoddard, Charles Warren (XII).
2934
Stoddard, C.-Stoddard, R.
.S3
Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew (Baretow).
.S5
Stoddard, John Lawson.
2935-2939
Stoddard, Richard Henry (VII).
2941-2942
Stoddard, William Osborn (XII).
2943
Stoddard, W.-Stone.
.S2
Stokes, Ellwood H.
.S3
Stone, Cara Elizabeth (Hanecom) Whitou-.
2944
Stoner-Story.
.S5
Storrs, Richard Salter.
.S7
Story, Joseph.
2945-2948
Story, William Wetmore (VII).
Biography, etc., see NB 237.
2950-2958
Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher) (IV).
2959. S5
Street, Alfred Billings.
2960-2961
Stuart, Ruth (McEneiy) (XII).
2962.87
Sturgis, Julian.
2963
Sullivan. Thomas Russell.
2964.S79
Swift, Lindsay.
20;^
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19th century — Continued.
2964. S8
Swing, David.
.S87
Sylvester, Herbert Milton.
.S9
Symonds, William Law.
2965-2968
Tabb, John Banister (VII).
2969. T5
Tahnage, Thoioaa DeWitt.
.T6
Tappan, William Bingham.
2970-2973
Tarkington, Booth (VII).
2978
Tarkington-Taylor.
2980-2998
Taylor, Bayard (III*).
Poems.
2985 Collected.
2986 Separate, A-Z.
Prose fiction.
2987 Collected.
2988 Separate, A-Z.
Other works (Dramas, etc.).
2989 Collected.
2990 Separate, A-Z.
(Collections of travels classed in PS 2989; separa
works in D.)
2999
Taylor-Tel..
.T2
Taylor, Benjamin FranJclin.
3000
Tem-Terhune.
3005-3008
Terhune, Mary Virginia (Ilawes) ("Marion Harland") (VII).
3009. T7
Teuffel, Blanche Willis (Howard) von.
3010-3013
Thaxter, Celia (Laighton) (VII).
3015-3016
Thayer, William Roscoe (XII).
3019
Thayer-Thomas.
3020-3023
Thomas, Augustus (VII).
3025-3028
Thomas, Edith Matilda (VII).
3029
Thomas, E.-Thomas, K.
.T3
Thomas, Frederick William.
3030.T5
Thomas, Lewis Foulke.
3031
Thompson, A. -Thompson, F.
.T7
Thompson, Daniel Pierce.
3032
Thompson, G. -Thompson, H.
3033
Thompson, I.-Thompeon, K.
.T4
Thompson, John Reuben:
3034
Thompson, L. -Thompson, M.
3035-3038
Thompson, Maurice (VII).
3039. T4
Thompson, William Tappan.
.T9
Thorbum, Grant.
Thoreau, Henry David.
3040
Collected works, by date (using date-letters).
3041
Collected poems.
3042
Selections, by editor.
e. g. "Autumn," "Summer," "Winter."
"Early Spring in Maasachufetts."
3013
Translations, by language, A- Z.
204
AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19th century.
Thoreau, Henry David — Contiaued.
Separate works.
3044 Cape Cod.
3045 Excursiona.
"Journal," aee PS 3053.A2.
Letters, see PS 3053.A3.
The Maine wooda, see F 27.
Miacellaniea, see PS 3053.A5.
3048 Walden.
3049 A week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers.
A Yankee in Canada, aee F 1052.
3051 Other, A-Z.
e. g. .C5, On the duty of civil disobedience.
.L5, Life without principle.
S052 Indexes, etc.
3053 General works on Thoreau's life and writings.
Criticism.
3054 General.
Special.
3056 Sources.
3057 Other, A-Z.
e. g. .P4, Thoreau's philosophy.
3068 Language. Grammar. Style.
3059 Thoreau-Thome.
3060 Thomton-ThoTO.
3061 Thorp-Thr.
.T5 Thorpe, Rose (Hartwick).
3062 Thu-Ticknor.
.T8 Ticknor, Francis Orray.
3063-3064 Ticknor, George (XII).
3065 Ticknor-Tieman.
3066 Tieman, Frances Christine (Fisher) ("Christian Reid").
3067.T5 Tiffany, Francis.
3068 Tig-Till.
3069.T5 Tilton, Theodore.
3070-3073 Timrod, Henry (VII).
3079 Timrod-Torrey.
.T15 Tincker, Mary Agnes.
3082-3083 Torrey, Bradford (XII).
3085-3088 Tourg^e, Albion W. (VII).
3089.T2 Towle, George Makepeace.
.T38 Townsend, Frederic.
.T4 Townsend, George Alfred ("Gath").
.T6 Townsend, Mary Ashley (Van Voorhia).
.T65 Trask, Kate (Nichols).
.T7 Traubel, Horace.
.T8 Trent, William Peterfield.
3090-3093 Troubetzkoy, Am^lie (Rives) Chanler (VII).
3095-3098 Trowbridge, John Townsend (VII).
3099 Trowbridge-Trul.
3101-3102 Tucker, Nathaniel Beverley (XII).
3104 Tucker-Tuckerman, H,
205
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19th century — Continued.
3.105-3108 Tuckerman, Henry Theodore (VII).
3109 Tuckerman. H.-Tumbnli.
3110 Turner, A. -Turner, Z.
3111 Tumey-Tyl.
3112 Tyler-Tz.
3113 U-Uz.
.U7 Upham, Thomas Cogswell.
3115-3118 Van Dyke, Henry (VII).
3119. V7 Venable, William Henry.
3120-3123 Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin (VII).
3125-3128 Very, Jones (VII).
3129. W9 Wallace, Horace Binney.
3130-3138 Wallace, Lewis ("Lew Wallace") (IVN.
3139. W4 Wallace, William Ross.
.W6 Walsh, William Shepard.
.W8 Walworth, Jeanette Richie (Hadermann).
3140-3143 Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps) (VII).
3144. W3 Ward, Samuel.
3145 Ware, A. -Ware, W.
.W5 Ware, Eugene Fitch ("Ironquill").
3146-3147 Ware, William (VII).
3149 Ware, W. -Warner, C.
.W3 Warfield, Catherine Ann (Ware).
.W6 Warner, Anna Bartlett ("Amy Lathrop").
3150-3153 Warner, Charles Dudley (VII).
3155-3156 Warner, Susan ("Elizabeth Wetherell") (XIl).
3157.W2 Wasson, David Atwood.
.W4 Watteraon, Henry.
.W6 Watterston, George.
.W6 Webb, Charles Henry ("John Paul").
.W8 Weeks, Robert Kelley.
.W9 Weiss, Susan Archer.
3158. W2 Wei bum, Drummond.
.W3 Welby, Amelia.
.W5 Welch, Philip Henry.
.W7 Wendell, Barrett.
.W95 West, James Harcourt.
3159. W12 Westcott, Edward Noycs.
W;> VVetmore, Elizabeth (Bisland).
.-^IfiO 3163 Wharton, Edith (VII).
3164 Wharton, E.-Whaz.
3165 Whe-Wheeler, C.
3166 Wheeler, D.-Wheeler, R.
3167 Wheeler, S.-WQiipple, E.
3170-3173 Whipple, Edwin Percy (VII).
3175-3178 White, Richard Grant (VII).
3179 Wliite, R.-Whitez.
3180 Whitf-Wiiiting, L.
3181 -3182 Whiting, Lilian (XII).
3184 Whiting, L.-Whitl.
3187 Whitm-Whitman, R.
3189 Whitman, S -Whitman, W.
.W4 Whitman, Sarah Helen (Power).
206
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
19tli century — Continued.
3200-3248 Whitman, Walt (II).
3200 Collected works (Poetry and proee) .
3201 Collected poems, iacluding editioua of Leaves of
grass, by date.
3202 Prose.
3203 Selected works. Minor works, etc.
3204 Selections. Anthologies. Extracts. Fragments, etc .
3205 Tranalationa.
Separate works.
3207 As a strong bird on pinions free.
3209 Calamus.
3210 Collect.
3211 Drum taps.
3213 Democratic vistas.
3214 Good-bye, my fancy.
Leaves of grass, see PS 3201.
3216 Memoranda of the war.
3217 November boughs.
3218 Passage to India.
3219 Song of the exposition (' 'After all not to create only ").
3220 Specimen days.
3221 Wound dresser.
3222 Other, A-Z.
3249. W3 Whitney, Adeline Button (Train).
.W4 Whitney, Anne.
3250-3298 Whittier, John Greenleaf (II).
Poems.
3255 .A4 Among the hills, and other poems.
.A7 At sundown.
.B2 Ballads of New England, etc.
3256 Barbara Fritehie.
3257. B2 Bay of Seven Islands, and otlier poems.
.C2 Captain's well.
.0-4 Chapel of the hermits, and other poems.
.D3 Demon lady.
.F6 Frost spirit.
.H2 Hazel-blossoms.
3258 Home ballads and poems.
3259.15 In war time.
.J2 Jack in the pulpit.
.K4 King's missive, and other poems.
.L2 Lays of my home.
.L4 Legends of New-England.
3260 Mabel Martm, and other poems.
3262 Maud Muller.
3263. M3 Miriam, and other poems.
.M6 Mogg Megone.
.M8 Moll Pitcher.
3264 National lyrics.
3265. P2 Panorama, and other poems.
.P4 Pennsylvania pilgrim, and other poems.
.PC Poems of nature.
207
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
lath century.
WMttier, John Greenleaf (11).
Poems — Continued.
3265 .F8 Prayer of Agassi e.
.R4 River path.
.83 Baint Gregory's guest, and recent poems
3266 Snow-bound.
3267.83 8ong8 of labor.
.85 Stranger in L owel 1 .
.87 Sycamores.
3268 Tent on the beach, and other poems.
3269.V4 Vision of Echard.
.V6 Voices of freedom.
.W6 Worship of nature.
Prose works.
8271 Collected.
3272 Separate, A-Z.
3300-3303
Wiggin, Kate Douglas (Mrs. G. C. Riggs) (VII).
3304
Wiggin, K.-Wiggz.
3305
Wigh-Wij.
S308.W5
Wikoff, Henry.
3309
Wil-Wilcox, E.
3310-3313
Wilcox, EUa Wheeler (VII).
831&-3318
Wilde, Richard Henry (VII).
3319.W2
Wilder, Marshall Pinckney.
.W3
Wiley, Calvin Henderson.
Wilkins, Mary E., see Freeman, Mary E. (Wilkins).
.W44
Wilkinson, William Cleaver.
.W6
Willard, Emma (Hart).
Cf. L.
.W7
Williamson, Alice Muriel (Livingstone).
3320-3328
WiUis, Nathaniel Parker (IV»).
3329.W5
Willflon, Forceythe.
.W7
Wilmer, Lambert A.
.W8
Wilmshurst, Zavarr.
3330-3333
Wilson, Augusta Jane (Evans) (VII).
3334.W5
Wilson, John Byers.
3335-3338
Wilson, Robert Bums.
3339.W3
Wilson, Woodrow.
Cf. E, J, etc.
3340
Winn-Winter, W.
3341-3342
Winter, WiUiam (XII).
3343 .W2
Winthrop, Theodore.
3344
Wire-Wister.
.W3
Wirt, William.
.W6
Wise, Henry Augustus ("Harry Gringo").
3345-3346
Wister, Owen (XII).
3348
Wolcott-Wooc.
3349
Wood, A.-Wood, L.
.W6
Wood, George.
3350
Wood, M.-Woodberry, G.
3351-3352
Woodberry, George Edward (XII).
3353
Woodberry, G.-Woodq.
208
PS
AMERICAN LITERATURE
PS
19tli centnry — Continued.
3354 Woodr-Woodworth.
.W5 Woods, Kate (Tannatt).
3355-3356 Woodworth, Samuel (XII).
3357 Woodworth-Woolf.
.W8 Woolf, Benjamin Edward.
3358 Woolg-Woolr.
.W4 Woolley, Celia Parker.
.W6 Wooleey, Sarah Chauncey ("Suean Coolidge").
3360-3363 Woolaon , Constance Fen imore (VII).
3364 Woolson-Young.
3365-3368 Young, WUIiam.(VII).
3369 Young-Z.
3390 Miscellaneous minor; uncatalogued works.
20th century.
In this group are usually to be claseifiec} authors born after 1869,
beginning to pubUsh about 1890, and flourishing after 1900.
Names of writers of fiction are, as a rule, omitted, as their works
are classified in PZ 3.
Under the classification numbers 3501-3549 the author number
is to be taken from the second letter of the name.
3500
Anonymous works (XIII).
Authors.
3501
A
.D24
Adams, Franklin Pierce.
.R575
Armstrong, Paul.
.U8
Austin, Mary (Hunter).
3503
B
.J6
BjOrkman, Edwin.
.R2
Bradford, Gamaliel.
.R63
Broadhurst, George H.
.R78
Brown, Abbie Farwell.
.U6
Burgess, Gelett.
3505
C
.013
Ckjates, Florence (Earle).
.014
Cobb, Irvin S.
.056
Cooke, Edmund Vance.
.R9
Crothers, Samuel McChord.
3507
D
.A87
Day, Holman Francis.
.19
Dix, Beulah Marie.
.193
Dixon, Thomas.
3509
E
.A85
Eaton, Walter Prichard.
.V363
Evans, Florence (WiHdnson)
3511
F
.E56
Femald, Chester Bailey.
.L16
Flagg, James Montgomery.
.L8
3513
G
.028
Cf. NC 1429, etc.
Flower, Elliott.
Cloing, Charles Buxton.
209
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
20th century.
Authors — Continued.
3515
H
.A23
Hagedorn, Hermann.
Hall, Holworthy, see Porter, Harold Kverctt.
.A54
Hapgood, Norman.
.A797
Hartman, Sadakichi.
.A81
Harvey, George.
.A9
Hawthorne, Hildegarde.
.A973
Hazard, CaroUne.
.E62
Herford, Oliver.
.0826
Howard, George B»onaon.
3517
I
.R8
Irvine, Alexander.
.R87
Irwin, Wallace.
3519
J
.02
Johnson, Burges.
.03
Johnston, Annie (Fellows).
.034
Joline, Adrian Hoffman.
.06
Jordan, Elizabeth Garver.
3521
R
.A73
Kaufman. Herbert.
.E39
Keller, Helen Adams.
.£53
Kennedy, Charles Rann.
.E8
Kester, Paul.
.1355
KUdare, Owen Frawley.
.15
King, Basil.
.176
Kiser, Samuel Ellsworth.
3523
L
.146
Tiincoln, Joseph Crosby.
.027
Lodge, George Cabot.
.046
London, Jack.
.047
Long, John Luther.
.0545
Loom is, Charles Battell.
.064
Loruner, f " €orge Horace.
.085
Loveman, H-obsrt.
3525
M
.A187
McCutcheon, George Barr.
.A25
McKaye, Percy Wallace.
.A823
Mason, Walt.
.E62
Merington, Marguerite.
.E9
Meyer, Annie (Nathan).
Moody, William Vaughn, see PS 2425-2428.
3527
N
.135
Nicholson, Meredith.
3529
.P4
Opdycke, John Baker.
3531
P
.A27
Paine, Albert Bigelow.
.A275
Paine, Ralph Delahayc.
.E13
Peabody, Josephine Preston
.H5
Phillips, David Graham.
.L2
Plummer, Mary Wrighl.
0735
Porter, Harold Everett ("Holworthy Hall").
082
Pound, Ezra Loomis.
210
PS AMERICAN LITERATURE PS
20th century.
Authors — Continued .
3533
Q
3535
K
.E3
Reed, Myrtle.
.122
Rice, Cale Young.
.015
Robbina, Reginald Chauncey
.U47
Runkle, Bertha.
.U67
RtiBBell, Charles Edward.
3537
S
.E23
Sedgwick, Henry Dwight.
.H62
Sheldon, Ekiward Brewster.
.147
Sill, Louise Morgan (Smith).
.186
Sinclair, Upton Beall.
.T483
Stewart, Charlee David.
.T485
Striuger, Arthur.
.U9
Sutherland, Howard Vigne.
3539
T
.063
Torrence, Frederic Ridgely.
3541
U
.N72
Untermeyer, Louia.
.P7
Upson, Arthur Wheelock.
3543
V
.132
Viereck, George Sylvester.
3545
w
.A61
Walter, Eugene.
.A8
Waterman, Nixon.
.E533
Wells, Carolyn.
.H53
White, Hervey.
.H6
White, Stewart Edward.
.H83
Whitney, Helen (Hay).
.136
Wiley, Sara King.
.R45
Wright, Harold BeU.
3546
X
3547
Y
3549
Z
Oriental authors resident in United States
9990 Armenian
211
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
CLASSIFICATION
CLASS PZ: FICTION AND JUVENILE
LITERATURE
213
FICTION AND JUVENILE LITERATURE
FICTIOir IN ENGLISH
A special collection of standard and ourent fiction including English trunglationa
of foreign authore.
PZ
1 Collections of novels, short stories, etc.
e. g. Tales from Blackwood's.
3 Individual authors
Under each, special works, A-Z.
JirVENILE IITEEATXJEE
Americaii and English.
5 Collections.
6 Early works (to 1860/70).
7 General juvenile literature, 1870-.
8 Fairy tales.
Arabian nights, in Oriental literature.
8.1 Folk-lore, legends, romance.
e. g. Lang, Book of romance.
Kingsley, Hero tales.
The Sampo.
The Jatakas.
Arthurian romance.
Greek myths and legends.
Wagnerian legends.
Niebelungenlied .
Cf. Folk-literature in PN-PV.
8.2 Fables.
Including ^sop in English versions for children.
8.3 Verses for children.
For collections of poetry for and about children, prefer
PN 6110.C5; PR 1195.C5; PS 595.C5.
8.7 Humorous works.
Prefer 7.
8.9 Miscellaneous stories.
(Of dolls, toys, etc.)
9 Historical and geographical tales.
Biography, see CT 107.
(9.5) Individual biography, with subjects, class A-Z,
with cross reference here.
10 Science and industry.
Prefer Q-V.
10,3 Animal stories.
Prefer PZ 8.3 for verse.
Cf. PZ 8.2, P^ables.
215
PZ
JUVENILE LITERATURE
PZ
American and English — Continued.
Juvenile drama.
(10.6) American and English, see PN 6120.A4-5.
Foreign.
10.7 Miscellaneous. Minor,
e. g. Chats with children.
Dntch.
Collections.
11 General.
11.1 For Boys.
11.2 For Girls.
12 Early works (to 1860/70).
13 General juvenile literature, 1870-.
14 Fairy tales.
Arabian nights in Oriental literature.
14.1 Folk-lore, legends, romance.
Cf . Folk-literature in PN-PV.
14.2 Fables.
14.3 Verses for children.
For collectionB of poetry for and about children, prefer
PN 6110.C5; PR 1195.C5; PS 595.C5.
14.7 Humorous works.
Prefer PZ 13.
14.9 Miscellaneous stories.
(Of dolls, toys, etc.)
15 Historical and geographical talcs.
Biography, see CT 107.
Individual biography, with eubjecta, class A-Z, with
cross reference here.
16 Science, and Industry.
Prefer Q-V.
16,3 Animal stories.
Prefer PZ 14.3 for verse.
Cf. PZ 14.2, Fables.
17 Juvenile drama.
21-27 French.
Divided like PZ 11-17.
31-37 German.
Divided like PZ 11-17.
41-47 Italian.
Divided like PZ 11-17.
51-57 Scandinavian.
Divided like PZ 11-17.
61-67 Slavic.
Divirlodlike PZ 11-17.
71-77 Spanish and Portngnese.
Divided like PZ 11-17.
90 Other languages, A-Z.
216
TABLES OF SUBDIVISIONS UNDER
INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
217
TABLE OF SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS.
May be modified in application to specific cases whenever it Beems desirable.
I
(98 uos.)
II
(48 noe.)
or 50
5-40
61
52
53
54
5-22
55-72
Authors with forty-eight or ninety-eight
numbers.
Collected works.
Original editiona, and reprinte. By date.
To 1500: A00-A99.
1500-1599: B0O-B99.
1600-1699: C00-C99.
1700-1799: D0a-D99.
1800-1899: E0a-E99.
1900-1999: F0a-F99.
Editions with commentary etc. By editor,
A-Z.
Selected works. Minor works. Inedited works,
fragments, etc.
Selections. Ajithologiee. Extracts.
Translaiions. By language; subarranged by
translator.
.F6, French.
.G5, German.
.15, Italian.
.S5, Spanish.
.Z5, Other.
Separate works, alphabetically by title.
(Only the more important have a special num-
ber or numbers assigned to them, the lesser
works are to have Cutter numbers.)
For subdivisions where one number is assigned
to a work use Table X. For Cutter num-
bers, use Table XI.
Under each:
Texts.
By date.
1 1 By editor.
2 2 Selections.
219
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
I
II
Authors with forty-eight or ninety-eight
(98 noa.)
(48 ao3.)
numbers.
Separate works, alphabetically by title — Contd.
- ■
Under each— Continued.
&-40
5-22
55-72
3
3
Translations (and Adap-
tations: Dramatizations,
etc.j Imitations).
N. B. Adaptations, drama-
tizations, etc., by
the author of the
original work him-
self to precede
translations in for-
eign languages.
4
4
1
Criticism.
5-9
Special, A-Z.
23
73
Doubtful, Bpurious works.
Cf. 70 (Table I); 36, 86 (Table II).
42
.A2+
.A2+
Collections.
43
.A5-Z
.A5-Z
Special, A-Z. !
44
Works edited by the author under consideration.
45
24
74
Imitations. Adaptations.
46
Parodies.
47
25
75
Relation to the drama and the stage. Dramati-
zation.
48
26
76
Translations (Comparative studies, etc.).
(49)
(27)
(77)
Illustrations (Portfolios, etc., without text, illus-
trationa with quotations).
Prefer N 8215, or the special artists in NC-NE
as the case may be.
Classification of illustrations in P may be pre-
ferred in the case of a few authors of the first
rank whose works have inspired many artists.
Illustrated editions with other editions.
Portraits, etc., of the author with his Biogra-
phy.
Biography, Criticism, etc.
(50)
(28)
(78)
Bibliography, see Z 8001-9000.
51
29
79
Period
ical
B, Societies, Collections.
220
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
(98 noe.)
62
53
54
65
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
II
(48 noe.)
30
31. A2
.A3
.A5-Z
32
33
34
35
36
80
81.A2
.A3
.A5-Z
82I
83
84
85
86
Authors with forty-eight or ninety-eight
nnmben.
Biography, Critdciflm, etc. — Continued.
Dictionaries, Indexes, etc.
General encyclopedic dictionaries only.
Special dictionaries with subject
e.g. Characters, see 78 (Table I); 39, 89
(Table II).
Concordances and dictionaries, see
91-92 (Table I); 45, 95 (Table II).
General works.
Autobiography.
Journals; Letters; Memoirs.
General works.
Early life. Education.
Love and marriage. Relation to women.
Later life.
Relations to contemporaries. Times, etc.
Cf. 73 (Table I); 36, 86 (Table II).
Homes and haunts. Local associations.
Landmarks.
Cf. DA.
Anniversaries. Celebrations.
Memorial addresses. Treatment in litera-
ture.
Poetry.
Fiction.
Iconography.
Portraits.
Monuments.
Relics.
Authorship.
Manuscripts. Authorship.
For textual criticism, see 89 (Table I); 43,
93 (Table IJ).
Forgeries, etc.
Cf. 42, 43, 45 (Table I); 23-4, 73-4
(Table II).
Sources.
Forerunners.
Associates. Followers. Circle. School.
Cf. 59 (Table 1); 33, 83 (Table II).
221
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
I
(98 no8.)
(48
II
noB.)
Authors with forty-eight or ninety-eight
numbers.
Authorship — Continued.
74
Aliueiona.
75
37
87
Chronology of works.
Criticism and interpretation.
76
38
88
General works. Genius, etc.
Prefer 55 (Table I); 31, 81 (Table II;.
77
Philosophy.
Prefer 76 or 82 (Table I), and corresponding
numbers of Table II.
Characters.
78
39
89
General.
79
Special.
Groups, Classes,
e. g. Women.
80
40
90
Individual.
81
41
91
Plots, Scenes, Time, etc.
42.A-Z
92.A-Z
Treatment and knowledge of special subjects.
82
83
Philosophy. Religion. Ethics.
Law, Politics, etc.
84
History.
85
Art.
86
Nature.
87
Science.
88
Other, A-Z.
89
43
93
Textual criticism, commentaries, etc.
To include discussion of manuscripts of classi-
cal or medieval authors and works.
90
44
94
Language, Style, etc.
Prefer 76 (Table I); 38, 88 (Table II).
91
45
95
Dictionaries. Concordances.
92
Dictionaries.
Concordances.
46
96
Grammar.
93
General.
94
Special.
Use of words.
95
Syntax.
96
47
97
Versification, meter, rhythm, etc.
97
48
98
Dialect, etc.
222
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
III
IV
Authors with eight or eighteen numbers.
Collected works.
1
2
1
2
By date.
By editor.
Selectiona .
3
Separate parts, see Separate works.
TranslationB.
3
4
5-10
.A2A-Z
.A3-Z
4.A-Z
Modem English. By translator.
Other, by language, subarranged by translator.
Separate works.
Under each ;
III, see Table X, or XI.
IV, see Table XI.
11
12.A1-5
5
6.A1-19
Apocryphal, spurious works, etc.
Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
.A6-Z
.A2-3
Dictionaries, indexes, etc.
13
.A5-Z
Biography and criticism.
Criticism.
14
7
General.
15
16
Textual. Manuscripts, etc.
Special.
Sources.
17
8
Other, A-Z.
18
e. g. Langxiage, grammar, style, etc.
Language. Grammar. Style.
III»
IV»
Same as III and IV, using the following date letters:
To 1500: A0O-A99.
1500-1599
B0O-B99.
1600-1699
C0O-C99.
1700-1799
D00-D99
1800-1899
E00-E99.
1900-1999
F00-F99.
V
(8 no8.)
VI
(5 noe.)
Single works with five or eight numbers.
or 5
Texts (including texts with commentaries )
.Al, To 1800.
.A2, 1801-1900, by date, when no editor ie given.
.A5-Z, 1801 + , by editor.
223
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
V
(8 nos.)
VI
(5 nos.)
Single works with five or eight numbers.
Tables V and VI— Continued.
1
1 or 6
Selections, subarranged like 0.
2
Separate parts, by number or name.
TranslationB.
3
2 or 7
English (or In the case of medieval works, modern ver-
sions or adaptations in the vernacular).
4.A-Z3
3. or 8
Other, by language, A-Z.
.Z5
Imitations, stories, etc., founded upon the text.
(Prefer classification with other works of the author of
the imitation, with reference here only.)
4 or 9
Criticism.
5
General (including authorship).
6
Textual.
7
Special, by subject, A-Z.
8
Language, grammar, etc.
VII
(5 nos.)
Authors with four or five numbers.
01
■ 5
Collected works.
.Al
To 1800.
1800-.
Under modem authors, 19th century and later.
Collected works are to be classified under .A2
by date, and only in special cases under
.A5A-Z by editor.
.A2
By date.
.A5A-Z
By editor.
.A6-Z3
Translations. By language, subarranged by trans-
lator.
1
6
Selections^ anthologies, etc., A-Z.
2
7
Separate works, by title, A-Z.
(Use Table XI.)
3
8
Biography and criticism.
.Al-29, Periodicals. Societies.
.A3, Dictionaries. Indexes.
.A4, Autobiography. Journals. Memoirs.
.A5-Z, General works.
4
9
Criticism.
Where only four numbers arp provided, class
Criticism with Biography.
224
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
VIII
IX
Authors with one number or Cutter number *
(1 no.)
(Cutter no.)
U.se Tables V11I» aucl IX" when poasible.
Collected works.
.Al
.X
By date.
.All-19
.xAll-19
By editor (alphabetically).
Translations.
.A2-29
.XA2-29
English. By translator.
.A3-39
.XA3-39
French. By translator.
.At-49
,xA4-49
German. By translator.
.A5-59
.XA5-59
Other, By language.
.A6-69
.XA6-69
Separate works. By title.
.A8-Z
.XA&-Z
Biography and criticism.
Collected works.
* In Table IX and modificationa, x= Cutter number.
VIII"
(1 no.)
IX"
(Cutter no.)
Authors with one number or Cutter number.
Collected works.
.Al
.X
By date.
.All-14
.xAIl-M
By editor.
.A15
.xAlo
Collected novels.
.A16
.xAl6
Essays, Miscellanies, etc.
.A17
.xA17
Collected poems.
.A19
.xA19
Collected plays.
Translations.
.A2-29
.XA2-29
English. By translator.
.A3-39
.xA3-39
French. By translator.
.A4-49
.XA4-49
German. By translator.
.A5-59
.XA6-59
Other. By language.
.A6-Z4
.XA6-Z4
Separate works.
.Z5A-Z
.XZ5-99
Biography and criticism.
!»27.')!»r) (> .j1 l.T
225
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
VHP
(1 no.)
IX"
(Cutter no.)
Authors with one number or Cutter number.
Collected works.
.Al
.X
By date.
.All-14
.xAll-14
By editor.
.A15
.xA15
Collected novels.
.Aie
.xAl6
Essays, miscellanies, etc.
.A17
.xA17
Collected poems.
.A19
.xAl9
Collected plays.
A3 Z29
.IA3-Z29
Separate works.
Translations.
Z-! -39
.xZ3-3&
English.
./S+-4y
r64-A9
P>ench.
.ZC-63
.xZO-69
Other. By language.
.Z7-79
.XZ7--79
Adaptations, Lmitations, dramatizations, etc.
(By title).
.Z8-9
.xZ8-9
Biography and criticism.
X
(iDO.)
X»
(1 DO.)
Separate works with one number. ' "^
Use Table X* for works after 1600.
Texts.
.Al
.Al
By date.
.All-2
.A2A-Z
By editor.
.A3
School texts.
Translations.
.A21-39
Modern versions of medieval works.
.A4--J9
.A4-^9
French.
.A5~69
.A5-59
German.
.A 6-69
.A6-C9
[ Other languages. By language
.A7-Z
.A7-Z
Criticism.
r/ C
226
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
XI
(Cutter no.)
(l).z date
•xA-Z
(2)
(3).xA-Z
Separate works with Cutter numbers.
riui. t,^s> crK.
Texts.
Translations, by language.
.A3-39, Modem versions in same language.
.A4-Z, Other languages.
Adaptations, dramatizations, etc.
Criticism.
NoTB. In Table XI, (1), (2), and (3), .x repreeenla
Buccoesive Cutter numbers, as, for example: .F6, .F7,
.F8 or .F66, .F67, .F68.
In the case of works where division (2) is inappli-
cable the numbers may be modified by using two
Cutter numbers only, as .F4, .F5 or .F4, .F41,
t^\->f C
XII
(2 nos.)
Anthora with two numbers.
Collected editions.
(l).Al
By date.
.A2-^9
By editor.
(If there are many different oditions,
.A2A-Z
may be used instead of .A2-49.)
.A5-Z
Separate works. By title.
(2).A-Z
Biography and criticism.
Siii|;le works with two numbers.
Texts.
By date.
By editor.
Parts, by title.
Criticism.
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
XIII
Anonymous works in fiction, poetry, drama, etc.
Special num-
No special
Works by unidentified authors are to be classified
ber for
number for
under the period to which they belong and are to
anonymous
anonymous
precede the works of individuals author known by
works.
works.
name, except as otherwise provided for in the
schedules.
They are to be arranged according to the following
table.
Where a special number is not provided for anony-
mous works the numbers in the second column are
to be used with such modifications a" may be nec-
essary.
If two or more works are identified aA being by the
same author, they are to be kept together, using for
this purpose the numbers .AlOl-199, etc.
.Al
.Al
Works without any indication of author, either by
symbol or initial. By title, A-Z.
.A2
.All
Works by *, **, ***, etc. (asterisk or asterisks).
By title, A-Z.
Note When special number is assigned .AlOl-199
may be used in cases where two or
more works are known to be by the same
author, arranged by word or phrase pre-
ceding the symbol,
e. g. PQ 2149 Works by "L' abb6 •*•."
.A121 Le j&uite.
.A123 Le mauduit.
.A124 Les mystiquee.
.A127 I^ religieuse.
.A3
.A13
Works by — , , etc. (dash or dashes).
By title, A-Z.
.A201-299 may be used like .AlOl-199.
.A4
.A15
Works by . , .. , ... , etc. (dot or dots). By title, A-Z.
.A301-399 may be used like .AlOl-199.
.A5
.A17
Works by authors indicated by other symbols
(I, ?, t, etc.).
.A401-499 may be used like .AlOl-199.
.A6
.A19
Works by authors indicated by a descriptive phrase,
e. g. .A6A5 or .A19A5 Amator patriae.
.A6I5 (Un) Ingdnieurenchefhon-
oraire des mines.
.A6P2 Patriae amator.
228
SUBDIVISIONS UNDER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
XIII
Anonymous works in fiction, poetry, drama, etc.
.A7
.A2
Workfl "By the author of" arranged by the title
named,
e. g. .A7E7+, By the author of "Erite aicut Deua."
.A7R8+, By the author of "Ruinen aus den
eagen dea nor-
dena."
A9
.A21
Works by A, A*^, A— Capt. A, etc.
Subarranged in one alphabet by title disregard-
ing symbols and other initials that may be
added.
(As in the case of .AlOl-199 exceptions may be
made for two or more works known to be by
the same author which may be arranged
.A801-899; .A201-.2099)
.B3
.A22
Works by B.
(.B201-299, .C201-299, etc., may be used as in the
case of .A801-899.)
.03
.A23
Works by C.
.D3
.A24
Works by D.
.E3
.A25
Works by E.
.F3
.A26
Works by F.
.G3
.A27
Works by G.
.H3
.A28
Works by H.
.13
.A29
Works by I.
.J3
.A3
Works by J.
.K3
.A31
Works by K.
.L3
.A32
Works by L.
.M3
.A33
Works by M.
.N3
.A34
Works by N.
.03
.A35
Works by 0.
.P3
.A36
Works by P.
.Q3
.A37
Works by Q.
.R3
.A38
Works by R.
.S3
.A39
Works by S.
.T3
.A4
Works by T. .
.U3
.A41
Works by U.
.V3
.A42
Works by V.
.W
.A43
Works by W.
.X
.A44
Works by X.
.Y
.A45
Works by Y.
.Z
.A46
Works by Z.
229
INDEX
231
INDEX
Abbey, Henry: PS 1000. A3.
Abbott, Charles Conrad: PS 1000.A5.
Abbott, Jacob: PS 1000. A8.
Abbott, John Stevens Cabot:
PS 1001-1002.
Abercrombie, Lascelles: PR 6001 .B38.
Abrahall, Chandoe Hosky na :
PR 4000.A5.
Acting: PN 2055-78.
Acton, John: PS 1003.A2.
Acrostics: PN 6369-G377.
Actors and actresses
Biography: PN 2205-17.
Special countries:
PN 2286-3030.
U.S.: PN 2285-7.
Gt. Brit.: PN 2597-8.
Austria: PN 2617-8.
France: PN 2637-8.
Germany: PN 2657-8.
Italy: PN 2687-8.
etc.:
Adams, A. P.: PS 1003.A3.
Adams, Abigail (Smith): PS 1003. A35.
Adams, Catharine A. Van Buren:
PS 1003. A4.
Adams, Charles Follen:
("Yawcob Strauss"): PS 10p3.A45.
Adams, Charles Francis: PS 1003. A5.
Adams, E. F.: PS 1003.A6.
Adams, Franklin P.: PS 3501.D24.
Adams, G. Z.: PS 1004.A3.
Adams, George; PS 1004. A35.
Adams, Hannah: PS 1004.A37.
Adams, Henry: PS 1004. A4.
Adams, Henry W.: PS 1004. A45.
Adams, Herbert: PS 1004. A5.
Adams, John (1704-1740): PS 701. A3.
Adams, John (President): PS 701. A4.
Adams, John Jay: PS 1004.A6.
Adams, John Quincey: PS 1006.
Adams, }fiss L. B.: PS 1006.A3.
Adams, Mary (Mathews): PS 1006. A33.
Adams, Oscar Fay: PS 1006. A4.
Adams, Samuel: PS 701. A5.
Adams, Sarah Fuller Flower:
PR4001.A2,
Adams, William: PR 4001. A3.
Addison, Joseph: PR 3300-8.
Ade, George: PS 1006. A6.
Aelfric: PR 1520-38.
After-dinner speeches: PN 4205.04.
Agg, John: PR 4001. A4.
Aguilar, Grace: PR4001.A45.
Aid6, Hamilton: PR40fll.A48.
Aikin, John: PR 4001 .A5.
Aikin, Lucy: PR 4001. A7.
Aingcr, Alfred: PR 4001. A9.
Ainsworth, William Harrison: PR 4002-3.
Akenside, Mark: PR 3310-4.
Albee, John: PS 1007.A5.
Alcott, AmosBronson: PS 1010-1013.
Alcott, Louise May: PS 1015-1018.
Aldrich, Anne Reeve: PS 1019.A7.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey: PS 1020-1028.
Alexander of Hales: PR 1804.
Alexander, William, Bishop of Armagh:
PR 4004. A12.
Alford, Henry: PR 4004.A15.
Alfred the Great: PR 1540-68.
Alger, Horatio: PS 1029. A3.
Allegorical epics: PN 1329.
Allen, Benjamin: PS 1029. A5.
Allen, Elizabeth Akers: PS 1029.A7.
Allen, Fred Raphael: PS 1029.A75.
Allen, Grant: PR 4004. A2.
Allen, J. Mord: PS 1029.A8.
Allen, James Lane: PS 1030-1038.
Allen,' William (President of Bowdoin
college): PS 1039. A26.
Allibond, John: PR 3315. A3.
Allibone, Samuel Austin: PS 1039. A265.
Allingham, William: PR 4004.A5.
Allston, Washington: PS 702.
Alsop, Anthony: PR 33I5.A35.
Alsop, George: PS 703. A2.
; Alsop, Richard: PS 703.A5.
! Amateur authors: PN 159.
2.^:^
INDEX
Amateur drama: PN 6120.A4-6.
Amateur journalism: PN 4795-4800.
Amateur theatricals r PN 3151-«9.
Plays: PN 6120.A.
American literature
Anonymous works:
17-18th centuries: PS 700.
19th century: PS 991.
20th century: PS 3500.
Biography: PS 12e-151.
C!oUected monographs: PS 11-18.
Collections: PS 501-689.
Colonial: PS 70O-«92.
Collections: PS 531.
Poetry: PS 601.
History and criticism:
PS 185-195.
Drama: PS 341.
Poetry: PS 312.
Prose: PS 375-426.
Congresses: PS 7.
Criticism: PS 56-79.
Dictionaries: PS 21.
Drama
Collections: PS 621-635.
History and criticism:
PS 332-351.
Encyclopedias: PS 21.
History (General): PS 85-124.
History and criticism
Collections: PS 11-18.
Drama: PS 330-351.
Eccentric literature: PS 441-8.
Essays: PS 420-8.
Letters: PS 670-9.
Oratory: PS 400-8.
Poetry: PS 303-324.
Prose: PS 362-151.
Satire: PS 431-8.
Wit and humor: PS 431-8.
Middle States
Collections: PS 563-5.
History and criticism:
PS 251-255.
New England
Collections: PS 541.
History and criticism: PS 243-7.
Nineteenth century
Collections: PS 535.
Drama: PS 632,
Poetry: PS 607-611.
Proee: PS 653-€87.
American literature — Continued.
Nineteenth century — Continued.
History and criticism:
PS 201^14.
Drama: PS 343-345.
Poetry: PS 316-321.
Prose: PS 377-427.
Periodicals: PS 1.
Philosophy, relations, etc.: PS 31.
Poetry
Collections: PS 581-619.
History and criticism:
PS 303-324.
Translations: PS 619.
Prose
Collections: PS 641-689.
History and criticism:
PS 362-451.
Relations to other literature:
PS 157-9.
Revolutionary period
Collections: PS 533.
Poetry: PS 604.
History and criticism: PS 191.
Poetry: PS 314.
Seventeenth-reighteenth centuries,
See American literature:
Colonial.
Societies: PS 5.
South
Collections: PS 551-559.
History and criticism:
PS 261-267.
Study and teaching: PS 25-49.
Translations: PS 514-625.
Poetry: PS 619.
Twentieth century
Drama: PS 635.
Poetry: PS 614.
Prose: PS 658-689.
History and criticism:
PS 221-228.
Drama: PS 351.
Poetry: PS 324.
Proee: PS 37^-428.
West
Collections: PS 561-572.
History and criticism:
PS 271-285.
Wit and humor
Collections: PN 6157-6161.
History: PS 430-438.
234
INDEX
American literature — Continued.
Women authors: PS 147:161.
Year-books: PS 3.
Ames, Mary (Clemmcr): PS 1039. A32.
Ames, Nathaniel: PS 703. A6.
Amhurst, Nicholas: PR 3315.A4.
Amory, Thomas: PR 3315.A45.
Amory, Thomas Coffin: PS 1039. A34.
Amsbary, Wallace Bruce: PS 1039. A36.
Ana: PN 6250-8
Anacreontic literati; re: PN 6233-8.
Anagnos, Julia Romana (Howe):
PS 1039. A365.
Anagrams: PN 6369-6377.
Literary history: PN 1525.
"Ancren riwle" : PR 1807-10.
Anderson, Robert: PR 4007. A5.
Andr6, Major John: PR 3315.A5.
Andrew of Wyntoun: PR 1812.
Andrews, Jane: PS 1039.A39.
Anecdotes: PN 6260-8.
Anecdotes of actors: PN 2217.
Anglo-Norman literat\ire: PR 1807-2165.
History and criticism: PR 281-7.
Anglo-Saxon literature: PR 1509-1799.
Collections: PR 1501-1508.
History and criticism: PR 171-236.
Poetry: PR 201-217.
Prose: PR 221-236.
Animal epics: PN 1333.A6.
Anonymous literature
History and criticism:
American; PS 155.
English: PR 121.
Anonymous plays (English Renaissance):
PR 2411.
Anonymous works
American literature
17th-18th centuries: PS 700.
19th century: PS 991.
20th century: PS 3500.
English literature
Medieval: PR 1509-2164.
Renaissance: PR 2199.
17th-18th centuries: PR 3291.
19th century: PR 3991.
20th century: PR 6000.
Anstcy, Christopher: PR 3316. A3.
Anstey, F., pseud.: PR 4729.G5.
Aphorisms: PN 6369-6377.
Apothegms: PN 6300-8.
Appleton, Thomas Gold: PS 1039.A5.
Arblay, Mnu. Frances (Bumey) d':
PR 3316.A4.
Arbuthnot, John: PR 3318 A5.
Archer, William: PR 4007. A63.
Argyll, John, 9th duke of: PR 4007. A65.
Armin, Robert: PR 2417.
Armstrong, John: PR 3316' A6
Armstrong, Paul: PS3501.R575
Amim, Mary Annette, gr&fin von.
{Author of" Elizabeth and her German
garden''): PR6001.R60.
Arnold, Sir Edwin: PR 4010-4
Arnold, Frederick: PR 4015. A4.
Arnold, George: PS 1039. A7.
Arnold, Josias Lyndon: PS 703 A7.
Arnold, Matthew: PR 4020-4.
Arnold, Thomas, jr.; PR 4028. A6.
Arp, Bill pseud.: PS 2859.S5.
Art
Quotations: PN 6084. A8.
Relation of journalism to: PN 4762.
Relation of literature to: PN 53.
Relation of poetry- to: PN 1069.
Art, Pictorial
Relation of drama to: PN 1637.
Arthurian legends
Medieval literature: PN 685-6.
English: PR 328.
Artrobus, Benjamin: PR 3316. A66.
Ascham, Roger: PR 2201-2.
Ashby-Sterry, Joseph: PR 4028. A73.
"Assumptio Mariae" (Middle English):
PR 1817.
"Athelstan's victory" (Anglo-Saxon);
PR 1592.
Atherstone, Edwin: PR 4028. A8.
Atherton, Gertrjde (Horn): PS 1040-1043.
Atkinson, Sarah: PR 4029. A4.
Atkinson, Thomas: PR 4029. A5.
Aungerville, Richard (Richard of Bury):
PR 1820-8.
Auringer, Obadiah C>tu8: PS 1049. A5.
Austen, Jane: PR 4030-8.
Austin, Alfred: PR 4040-4.
Austm, Jane (Goodwin): PS 1050-1053.
Austin, Mary (Hunter): PS 3501. U8.
Austin, William: PS 1054.A17.
Authors' biographies (Collective):
PN 451-481.
American: PS 126-151.
English: PR 103-120.
Authors' relation to women: PN 481.
Authorship: PN 101-249.
\xon, William: PR 4046. A5.
"Ayenbite of inwyt": PR 2085. M3.
Aylet, Robert: PR 3316.A7.
2;^^
INDEX
Aylmer, John: PR 2203. A5.
Ayton, Richard: PR 4046. A7.
Ayton, Sir Robert: PR 2203. A7.
Aytoun, William Edmondstoune :
PR 4047-8.
Azariaa: PR 1575.
Bacheller, Irving: PR 1054. B3.
Bacon, Delia: PS 1054. B57.
Bacon, Ezekiel: PS 1054. B6.
Bacon, Francis: P 1151-1183.
Bacon, Francis: PR 2206-8.
Bacon, James: PS 703. B3.
Bacon, John: PR 1831. .
Bacon, Josephine Dodge (Daskam):
PS 1054. B62.
Bacon, William Thompson: PS 1054. B64.
Bagby, George William: PS 1057.
Bagehot, Walter: PR 4049.B2.
Bailey, Peter: PR 4049. B7.
Bailey, Philip James: PR 405(M.
Baillie, Joanna: PR 4056.
Bain, Francis William: PR 6003. A4.
Baird, Henry: PR 4057.B13.
Baker, Daniel: PR 3316.B15.
Baker, George Augustus: PS 1059. B2.
Baker, William Mumford: PS 1059.B4.
Baldwin, William: PR 2209.B15.
Bale, John: PR 2209. B2.
Dramatic works: PR 2419. B2.
Balestier, Wolcott: PS 1059. B6.
Balfour, Arthur James: PR 4057.B135.
Ball, Edward; PR 4699.F9.
Ballade: PN 1471.
English literature: PR 1194.
Ballade
Literary history: PN 1376.
Ballads (English literature)
Collections: PR 1181.
History and criticism: PR 507.
Ballantine, James; PR 4057. B14.
Ballet
Drama; PN 6120. B3.
Dramatic history: PN 1989-1991.
Musical history: ML 3460.
Bampfylde, John: PR 3316. B165.
Bancroft, George: PS 1061.
Bancroft, Hubert Howe: PS 10G3.B2.
Bancroft, Thomas: PR 2209 B2G.
Bangs, John Kcudrick: PS 1064. B3.
Banim, John: PR 1057 B2.
Banim, Michael; PR 4057. B3.
Banks, Charles Eugene; PS 1064. B5.
Baimatyue, George: PR 2209. B28.
Barbauld, Anna Letitia: PR 4057. B7.
Barbe, Waitman: PS 1065. B4.
Barber, Margaret Fairlesa ('* Michael Fair-
leas"): PR6003.A65.
Barbour, John: PR 1833.
Barclay, Alexander: PR 2209. B3.
Barclay, William: PR 2209. B4.
Barham, Richard Harris: PR 4058-9.
Baring, Maurice: PR 6003. A67.
Baring-Gould, Sabine: PR 4061-2.
Barlow, Jane: PR 4063. B3.
Barlow, Joel: PS 704-705.
Barlow, Warren S.: PS 1065.B9.
Barnard, Charies: PS 1066. B3.
Barnes, Almont: PS 1066. B8.
Barnes, Barnabe: PR 2209. B6.
Dramatic works: PR 2419. B3
Barnes, G. H.: PS 1067.B15.
Barnes, William: PR 4064-5.
Bamfield, Richard: PR 2209. B8.
Barnitz, Albert T. S.: PS 1068.B2.
Barnum, Frances Courtenay (Baylor):
PS 1068.B6.
Baron, Robert: PR 3316. B18.
Barr, Amelia Edith (Huddleston):
PS 1070-1073.
Barre, William: PR 4069. B4.
Barrett, Eaton Stannard: PR 4069. B5.
Barrie, Sir James Mathew; PR 4070-8.
Barron, Elwyn Alfred: PS 1074. B3.
Bartlett, Joseph: PS 700. B5.
Bartley, James Avis: PS 1074. B7.
Bartol, Cyrus Augustus: PS 1074. B75.
Barton, Andrew: PS 707. B2.
Barton, Ardelia Maria (Cotton):
PS 1074. B8.
Barton, Bernard: PR 4079. B2.
Barton, William Eleazar; PS 1074. B88.
Basse, William; PR 2211. B2.
Bates, Ario: PS 1076.
Bates, Chariotte Fiske: PS 2729. R4.
Bates, Katharine Lee; PS 1077. B4.
Bates, Margaret Holmes (F.nisperger):
PS 1077. BO.
Baxter, Richard; PR 3316.B19.
Baylor, Frances Courtenay; PS 1068. B6.
Bayly, Ada FUen ("Fdna Lyall"):
PR 4079. B5.
Bayly, Thomas Hayues; PR 4079. B6.
"Be domes dsege" (Last Judgment);
PR 1576.
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, lord:
PR 4080-8.
2:^()
INDEX
Beattie, James: PR 3316. B2.
Beaumont, Francis, and Fletcher, J.:
PR 2420-38.
Beaumont, Sir John: PR 2211. B3.
Beaumont, Joseph: PR 3316. B5.
Beck, Thomas: PR 4089. B7.
Becket, Andrew: PR 4089. B8.
Beckford, William: PR 4091-2.
Beckingham, Charles: PR 331 6. B7.
Beda Venerabilie: PR 1578.
Beddoes, Thomas Lovell: PR 4097-8.
Beecher, Henry Ward: PS 1084.B2.
Beecher, Lyman: PS 1084. B3.
Beerbohm, Max: PR 6003. E4.
Beers, Henry Augustin: PS 1084. B6.
Behn, Mrs. Aphra: PR 3317.
Bell, Florence E. E. (OUiffe), Lady
{Earlier known as Mrs. Hugh Bell.):
PR4099.B15.
Bell, Lillian L. (Mrs. A. H. Bogue):
PS 1085.B63.
Bellamy, Edward: PS 1086-1087.
Bellamy, Elizabeth Whitfield:
PS 1088.B3.
Bellenden, John: PR 2211. B5.
Belloc, Hilaire: PR 6003.E45.
Belon, Peter: PR 3318.B2.
Benedict, Frank Lee: PS 1088.B6.
Benjamin, Park: PS 1090-1093.
Benjamin, Samuel Green Wheeler:
PS 1094. B2.
Bennett, Arnold: PR 6003. E6.
Bennett, William Cox: PR 4099. B4.
Bensel, James Berry: PS 1094. B9.
Benson, Arthur Christopher: PR4099.B5.
Benson, Edward Frederic: PR 4099. B6.
Benson, Robert Hugh: PR 4099. B7.
Bentley, Richard: PR 3318.B3.
Benton, Thomas Hart: PS 1095. B4.
Beowulf: PR 1580-8..
Beresford, James: PR 4099. B8.
Besant, Sir Walter, and Rice, James:
PR 4100-8.
"Bestiary" (Middle English): PR 1836.
Bethune, Alexander: PR 4109. B2.
Bethune, George Washington:
PS 1096. B3.
Beverly, Robert: PS 707. B6.
Bible in literature: PN 49.
Poetry: PN 1077.
American literature: PS 166.
Poetry: PS 310. R4.
Bible in literature — Continued.
English literature: PR 145.
Medieval literature: PR 275.
Poetry: PR508.R4
Bickersteth, Edward Henry: PR 4109. B6.
Bierce, Ambrose: PS 1097.
Billings, Jcsh, psrud: PS 2805-2808.
Binns, Henry Bryan: PR 6003.173.
Binyon, Laurence: PR 6003.175.
Biography, Literary: PN 451^81.
Se^ Actors; Authors; Elocutionists;
Journalists; Lecturers; Orators.
Bird, James: PR 4112.B7.
Bird, Robert Montgomery: PS 1099. B5.
Birrell, Augustine: PR 4115.
Birthday books: PN6084.B5; PS 586.
Bishop, Samuel: PR 3318. B47.
Bishop, William Henry: PS 1100.
Bjorkman, Edwin: PS 3503.J6.
Black, William: PR 4120-8.
Blackie, John Stuart: PR 4129. B5.
Blackmore, Sir Richard: PR 3318. B5.
Blackmore, Richard D.: PR 4130-4.
Blackwell, Anna: PR 4135. B8.
Blaine, Jaihes Gillespie: PS 1102. B6.
Blair, James. PS 707. B7.
Blair, Robert: PR 3318. B7.
Blake, James Vila: PS 1102. B8.
Blake, Mary Elizabeth (McGrath):
PS 1102.B9.
Blake, William: PR 4140-8.
Bland, Edith: PR 4149. B4.
Blanden, Charles Granger: PS 1103. B46.
Bleecker, Mrs. Ann Eliza: PS 708. B3.
Blessington, Lady: PR 4149. B5.
Blickling homilies; PR 1590.
Blind, Mathilde: PR 4149.B55.
Blcede, Gertrude ("Stuart Sterne"):
PS 1103. B8.
Blood, Henry Ames: PS 1103. B85.
Bloomfield, Robert: PR 4149. B6.
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen: PR 4149.B8.
Boaden, James: PR 3324. B4.
Bodenham, John: PR 2211. B8.
Bogue, Lillian (Bell): PS 1085.B63.
Bokenham, Osbern: PR 1840.B5.
Boker, George Henry: PS 1105-1106.
Boldrewood, Rolf, pseud.: PR 4175. B7.
Bolles, Frank: PS 1107.B2.
Bolton, Charles Knowlcs: PS 1107. B7.
Bolton, Sarah (Knowl<«3): PS 1107. B8.
Boner, John Henry: PS 1109.B3.
237
INDEX
Bonmots: PN 6319-6328.
Bonner, Sherwood: PS 2357-2358.
Booka, Collections of extracte about:
PN 6071.B7.
Books and reading: Z 1003.
Borrow, George: PR 4150-8.
Bosanquet, George William: PR 4160.B5.
Boflwell, James: PR 3325.
Botta, Anna Charlotte (Lynch): PS 1111.
Bottomley, Gordon: PR 6003.067.
Bouchier, Sir John (Lord Bemers):
PR 2212-3.
Boucicault, Dion: PR 4161.B2.
Boxirdillon, Francis William:
PR 4161.B3.
Boiime, Vincent: PR 3326.B2.
Bovee, Christian Neetell: PS 1113.B6.
Bowdler, Hannah: PR 3326.B25.
Bowen, Herbert Wolcott: PS 1113.B8.
Bower, Richard: PR 2439.B3.
Bowles, WiUiam Lisle: PR 4161.B4.
Bowring, Sir John: PR 4161.B42.
Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchison:
PR 4161.B45.
Boyeson, Hjahnar Hjorth: PS 1115-1118.
Boys, Poetry for:
English: PR 1195.B7.
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry: PS 708.B5.
Braddon, Mary E.: PR 4989 .M4.
Bradford, Gamaliel: PS 3503.R2.
Bradford, WUliam: PS 708.B7.
Bradlee, Caleb Davis: PS 1120.B45.
Bradley, Katherine, and Cooper, Edith,
(Michael Field, pseud.): PR 4699. F5.
Bradley, Mary Emily (Neely):
PS 1120.B47.
Bradshaw, Henry: PR 2214.B2.
Bradstrett, Anne: PS 711-712.
Bradwardine: PR 1841.
Brady, Cyrus Townsend: PS 1120.B5.
Brainard, John Gardiner Calkins:
PS 1120.B8.
Brandon, Samuel: PR 2439.B4.
Brathwaite, Richard: PR 2214.B3.
Bray, Anna Eliza (Kempe): PR4161.B57.
Breitman, Hans, pteud.: PS 2240-2243.
Breton, Nicholas: PR 2214.B4.
Brewer, Anthony: PR 3326.B3.
Bridges, Madeline, paeud.: PS 1536.D5.
Bridgee, Robert: PR 4161.B6.
Bridges, Robert ("Droch"): PS 1123.B2.
Bridgman, Marcus Fayette: PS 1123.B25.
Brimley, George: PR 4161.B8.
Brine, Mary D.: PS 1123.B44.
Bristed, Charles Aetor: PR 4161.B7.
Bristol, George Digby, id earl of:
PR 3326.B35.
Broadhurst, George H.: PS 3503. R63.
Broke, Arthur: PR 2214.B6.
Brome, Richard: PR 2439. B5.
Bronte, Anna: PR 4162-3.
Bronte, Charlotte (including works on the
Bronte family): PR 4165-9.
Bronte, Emily: PR 4172-3.
Brooke, Fulke Greville, lat baron:
PR 2215-6.
Brooke, Henry: PR 3326.B4.
Brooks, Charles Shirley: PR 4174.B4.
Brooks, Charles Timothy: PS 1123.B83.
Brooks, Elbridge S.: PS 1123.B835.
Brooks, Maria (Gowen): PS 1123.B86.
Brooks, Noah: "PS 1123.B89.
Brooks, Phillips: PS 1123. B9.
Brooks, Sarah Warner: PS 1123. B93.
Broome, William: PR 3326.B6.
Brotherton, AUce William: PS 1124.B3.
Brougham, John: PS 1124.B6.
Broughton, John Cam Hobhouse, Ut.
baron: PR 4174.B55.
Brown, Abbic Farwell: PS 3503.R78.
Brown, AUce: PS 1125-1128.
Brown, Carrie: PS 1129. B6.
Brown, Charles Brockden: PS 1130-1138.
Brown, George Douglas: PR 4174.B6.
Brown, James: PR 3326.B9.
Brown, Dr. John: PR 4175.B2.
Brown, Joseph Brdwnlee: PS 1139. B5.
Brown, Thomas, 1663-1704: PR3326.B93.
Brown, Thomas Edward: PR 4175.B5.
Browne, Charles Farrar ("Artemua
Ward"): PS 1140-1143.
Browne, Frances Elizabeth: PS 1144.B3.
Browne, John Ross: PS 1145.B3.
Browne, Sir Thomas: PR 3327.
Browne, Thomas Alexander (Rolf Boldre-
wood): PR4175.B7.
Browne, WUliam: PR 2217. B5.
Brownell, Henry Howard: PS 1145.B5.
Brownell, William Crary: PS 1145.B6.
Browning, E. B.; PR 4180-98.
Browning, Robert: PR 4200-49.
Browning, Samuel: PR 4250.B5.
Brownson, Orestes Augustus: PS 1145.B7.
Bruce, David: PS 719.
Bruce, Michael: PR 3328.B3.
Bruce, Wallace: PS 1146.B5.
238
INDEX
"BrunanbTirh" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1592.
Bruner, Albert Milton: PS 1147.B2.
Bryan, Daniel: PS 1148. B5.
Bryan, William JenningB: PS 1448. B8.
Bryant, John D.: PS 1149.B5.
Bryant, William CuUen: PS 1150-1198.
Brydgea, Sir Samuel Egerton:
PR4252.B7.
Buchan, John: PR4252.B75.
Buchanan, Andrew: PR 4252. B8.
Buchanan, George: PR 2218-9.
Dramatic works: PR2439.B7.
Buchanan, Robert: PR 4260-4.
Buckingham, George Villiers, td duke of:
PR 3328.B5.
Buckingham, John Sheffield, 1st. duke of:
PR3328.Bb.
Buckstone, John Baldwin: PR 4265.B6.
Bulkeley, Peter: PS 721. B3:
Bullen, Frank Thomae: PR 6003. U23.
Bulwer Lytton, see Lytton.
Bunce, Oliver Bell: PS 1199.B5.
Bunner, Henry Cuyler: PS 1200-1203.
Bunyan, John: PR 3329-3332.
Burbidge, Thomaa: PR 4269.B7.
Burch, Adelle: PS 1204.B5.
Burdette, Robert Jones: PS 1205;
PN 6161.
Burdon, William: PR 4270.B3.
Burdy, Samuel: PR 3332.B3.
Burges, -Sir James Bland: PR 4271.B3.
Burgess, Adelaide Maria: PS 1206.B6.
Burgess, Gelett: PS 3503. U6.
Burgoyne, Gen. John: PR 3333.B7.
Burk, Edward: PR4271.B7.
Burke, Edmund: PR 3334.B4.
Burke, Walter: PR 3334. B7.
Burleigh, William Henry: PS 1207.B4.
Bum, David: PR4275.B7.
Bumand, Sir Francis Cowley:
PR4279.B5.
Burnett, Frances (Hodgson):
PS 1210-1218.
Burnham, Clara Louise: PS 1219.B4.
Bums, John: PR 4280. B6.
Burns, Rol rt: PR 4300-48.
Bums, Robert, of Hamilton: PR 4349. B3.
Burrell, Lady Sophia: PR 4349.B5.
Burritt, Elihu: PS 1219. B7.
Burroughs, John: PS 1220-1228.
Burton, Richard: PS 1229. B6.
Burton, Robert: PR 2223-4.
Burtt, John: PR4349.B53.
Buahe, Amyas: PR 3337.B5.
Butler, Edward: PR 4349 B6.
Butler, Samuel, (1612-1680): PR 3338.
Butler, Samuel (1835-1902): PR4349.B7.
Butler, William Allen: PS 1236. B5.
Butterworth, Hezekiah: PS 1235. B7.
Byles, Mather: PS 721.B5.
Bynner, Edwin Laaseter: PS 1237.
Byrd, William: PS 723-724.
"Byrhtnoth's death": PR 1594.
Byrom, John: PR 3339. B6.
Byron, George Gordon, lord: PR 4350-98.
Byron, Henry Jamee: PR 4399. B6.
CabaretB (Amueementa): PN 2219.
Cable, George Washington: PS 1240-1248
Cabot, James Elliot: PS 1249. C2.
Caedmon: PR 1600-28.
Caesar in literature: PN 57. C2.
Caf6 chantant: PN 2219.
Caine, Hall: PR 4400-8.
Calef, Robert: PS 726.C2.
Callender, John: PS 726.C4.
Calverley, Charles Stuart: PR 4409. C2.
Calvert, George Henry: PS 1251. C7.
Campbell, Bartley T.: PS 1252.C25.
Campbell, Helen (Stuart): PS 1252. C33.
Campbell, John Preston: PS 1252. C4.
Campbell, Thomas: PR 4410-1.
Campbell, William Wilfred:
PR 6005. A42.
Campion, Thomas: PR 2228-9.
Canning, George: PR 3339. Cl5.
Canton, William: PR 4415. C2.
"Canute song": PR 1843.
Capes, Bernard: PR 6005. A53.
Capgrave, John: PR 1845.
Carew, Richard: PR 2231-2.
Carew, Thomas: PR 3339.C2.
Carey, Mathew: PS 727. C3.
Carlell, Ludowick: PR 2439.C4.
Carleton, WiU: PS 1255-1258.
Carleton, William: PR 4416-7.
Carlyle, Jane (Welsh): PR 4419. C5.
Carlyle, Thomaa: PR 4420-38.
Carman, Bliss: PR 4441-2.
Carnavon, Henry, 3d earl of: PR 4443. C6.
Carols
Engliah literature: PR 1195.C2.
Carpenter, Edward: PR 4451.
Carpenter, Henry Bernard: PS 1259. C«.
Carpenter, Richard: PR 3339 C3.
Carr, Joseph William Com>TiB:
PR 4452. C5.
2:u)
INDEX
Carroll, Lewis, paeud.: PR 4611-2.
Carryl, Guy Wetmore: PS 1260. C7.
Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth: PR 3339. C4.
Carton, R. C, pseud.: PR 6005. R67.
Cartwright, Thomas: PR 2233. C2.
Cartwright, William: PR 2439.C8.
Cams, Paul: PS 1262.06.
Gary, Alice: PS 1263-1266.
Cary, Phoebe: PS 1267.
Gary, Richard L.: PS 1268.C2.
Casey, John K.: PR 4452. C7.
Catherwood, Mary (Hartwell):
PS 1270-1273.
Catholic influence in literature:
PN 605. C2.
Medieval: PN 682.
Catholic recitations: PN 4305. C3.
Caverly, Robert B.: PS 1274.C7.
Cawein, Madison Julius: PS 1275-1278.
Caxton, William: PR 1847-8.
Cayley, George John: PR 4452.08.
Cayzer, Charles William : PR 6005. A9.
Censorship, Dramatic: PN 2042-4.
Censorship, Literary: Z 657-661.
Centlivre, Afrs. Susannah: PR 3339. C6.
Centos, Pasticcios: PN 1475.
Chad wick, John WTiite: PS 1279.C3.
Chadwick, Sheldon: PR 4453.C17.
Chalkley, Thomas: PS 727. C6.
Chamberlayne, William: PR 3339.C8.
Chambers, Charles Haddon:
PR 6005. H25.
Chambers, James: PR 4453.C18.
Chambers, Robert: PR 4453. C2.
Chambers, Robert William:
PS 1280-1288.
Chambers, William: PR 4453.C21.
Chandos, tht herald: PR 1849.04,
Channing, William EUery:
PS 1290-1291.
Chant royal: PN 1479.
English literature: PR 1194.
Chap-books
General: PN 970.
Special countries: PQ, PR, etc.
English: PR 972-975.
French: PQ 781-797.
German: PT 1341.
Chapin, Peletiah: PS 727.C8
Chapmati, George: PR 2440-58.
Chapman, John Jay: PS 1292. C3.
Charades: PN 6369-6377.
Charles, count of Angoultme, duke of Or-
Uana: PR 1849.C6.
Chatterton, Thomas: PR 3340-4.
Chaucer: PR 1850-1954.
Chauncy, Charles: PS 728.C3.
Cheer: PN 6338.06.
Cheke, Sir John: PR 2233.C4.
Cheney, John Vance: PS 1292.C5.
Chesson, Nora (Hopper): PR 4453.03.
Chester, Robert: PR 2233.06.
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith: PR 4453.04.
Chestre. Thomas: PR 1962.05.
Chettle, Henry: PR 2233.08.
Dramatic works: PR 2459.04.
Chetwood, William: PR 3346.03.
Child, Lydia Maria (Francis): PS 1293.
Children in literature: PN 56.05.
Collections (prose and verse):
PN 6071.05.
Poetry: PN 6110.04.
Thoughts: PN 6338.05.
Children's poetry: PZ 8.3.
Poems for and about children:
PN 6110.04.
Children's sayings: PN 6328.05.
Chinese maxims: PN 6307.05.
Chivalry
English literature: PR 149.05.
Chivers, Thomas Holley: PS 1294.04.
Choate, Rufus: PS 1294.06.
Cholmondeley-Pennell, Henry :
PR 4453.05.
Ohorley, Henry Fothergill: PR 4453.053.
"Christ (Crist) and Satan": PR 1630-4.
Christmas carols
Literary history: PN 1431.
Christmas plays: PN 6120.05.
Christmas poems
Collections: PN 6110.05.
History: PN 1431.
Christmas stories and poems:
PN 6071.06.
Church, Relation of drama to the:
PN 1649.
Church, Relation of the theatre to the:
PN 2047-51.
Churchill. Charles: PR 3346.08.
Churchill, Winston: PS 1295-1298.
Churchyard, Thomas: PR 2234.
Oibber, Colley: PR 3347.
Clap, Roger: PS 728.05.
Clare, John: PR 4453.06.
Clark, Ewan: PR 3348.02.
Clark, John: PR .3348.03.
Clark, Willis Gaylord: PS 1299.03.
Clarke, Charles Cowdea: PR 4453.07.
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INDEX
Clarke, James Freeman: PS 1299. C5.
Clarke, Marcus: PR 4453. C75.
Clarke, Mary Victoria (Novello)
(Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke):
PR 4453.C8.
Clarke, Samuel: (PR 3348. C5).
Clarke, Stephen: PR 4453. C85.
Classical antiquity
Modem literature: PN 883.
English literature: PR 127.
Classicism
English literature: PR 445.
Collections: PR 1136.
Clay, Henry: PS 1299. C7.
"Cleanness" (Middle p:nglish): PR 1964.
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne ("Mark
Twain"): PS 1300-1348.
Clemmer, Mary: PS 1039. A32.
Cleveland, Grover: PS 1351. C2.
Cleveland, John: PR 3348.C7.
Cleveland, Rose Elizabeth: PS 1351.C4.
Clifford, Lucy (Lane): PR 4454. C2.
Clifford, William Kingdom: PR 4454.C3.
Cliffton, William: PS 728.C7.
Clinton, DeWitt: PS 1351. C6.
Clough, Arthur Hugh: PR 4455-9.
Clyraer, Ella (Dietz): PS 1355.
Coates, Florence (Earle): PS 3505.013.
Cobb, Irvin S.: PS 3505.014.
Cobbe, Frances Power: PR 4461. C3.
Cobbold, Richard: PR4461.C35.
Cochrane, James: PR 4461. C5.
CofRn, Charles Carlet>on: PS 1357.C35.
Coffin, Robert Stevenson: PS 1357.C48.
Cokayne.iSir Aston: PR 3349. C3.
Coleridge, Hartley: PR 4467-3.
Coleridge, Mary Elizabeth: PR 6005.03.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: PR 4470-88.
Coleridge, Sara (Coleridge):
PR 4489.C2.
Coles, Abraham: PS 1359. C2
Collections
General literature: PN 6011-6525.
College stories and verse.
American collections: PS 508. C6.
English collections: PR 1178.C6.
College theatricals
College plays: PN 6120.C6.
History: PN 3175-3191.
College verse: PN 6110.C7.
Collier, Thomas Stephens: PS 1359.C5.
Collins, John Churton: PR 4489.C3.
Collins, Mortimer: PR 4489. C5.
Collins, Wilkie: PR 4490-8.
Collins, William: PR 3350-4.
CoDop, John: PR 335G.C5.
CoUyer, Robert: PS 1359.C6.
Colman, George: PR 3353.
Colmaa, George, jr.: PR 4601. C3.
Colton, Charles Caleb: PR 4501. C4.
Combe, William: PR 3359. CS.
Comedy
Literary hisstory: PN 1920-9.
Ci>mic effect (Drama): PN 1678.
Comic opera: ML.
Commonplace-books: PN 6245-6.
Comparative literature: PN 851-884.
Compositions, School: PS 647.S4.
Cone, Helen Gray: PS 1359.C7.
Congresses, etc.. Literary: PN 31-33.
Authorship: PN 131-133.
Journalism: PN 4717.
Oratory & elocution: PN 4075.
Poetry: PN 1014.
Theater: PN 2018-19.
Congreve, William: PR 3360-8.
Conrad, Joseph: PR 6005.04.
Constable, Henry: PR 2235. C5.
Contentment
Selections: PN 6071. C7.
Conundrums: PN 6270-8.
Conway, Katherine Eleanor: PS 1361. C3.
Conway, Moncure Daniel: PS 1366-1367.
Cook, Ebenezer: PS 731-732.
Cook, ICiiza: PR 4502.
Cooke, Edmund Vance: PS 3505.056.
Cooke, John Esten: PS 1380-1383.
Cooke, Philip Pendleton: PS 1385-1388.
Cooke, R<;se (Terry): PS 1390-1393.
Cooke, Thomas: PR 3369. C15.
Coolbrith, Ina Donna: PS 1397. C5.
Coolidge, Susan, pseud: PS 3359. W6.
Coombe, Thomas: PS 733. C4.
Cooper, Edith Emma: PR 4699. F5.
Cooper, James Fenimore: PS 1400-1448.
Cooper, Thomas: PR 4503.C2.
Copley, Anthonie: PR 2235.C8.
Copyright: Z 651-644.
Corbet, Aichard: PR 3369.C2.
Cornwall, Harry, pseud.: PR 5192.
Corrclli. Marie: PR 4504-5.
Coryaie, Thomas: PR 2237.
CotUe, Joseph: PR 4607.C7.
Cotton, Charles: PR 33G9.C3.
Cotton, John: PS 734-735.
Cotton, William Beneley: PR 6006.07.
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INDEX
Couper, Robert: PR 4508. C15.
Coutta, Francis Burdette Thomas Money:
PR 4508. C2.
Couvreur, Jessie (Fraser) "Tasma":
PR 4508. C3.
Coverdale, MUes: PR 2239.
Cowan, Frank: PS 1449. C5.
Cowley, Abraham: PR 3370--1.
Cowper, Ashley ("Tim. Scribble"):
PR 3379.C5.
Cowper, Frances Maria: PR 3379. C7.
Cowper, WUliam: PR 3380-4.
Cox, George William: PR 4508.C4.
Cox, John: PS 736. C6.
Coxe, Arthur Cleveland: PS 1449. CG.
Cozzens, Frederic S.: PS 1449.C65.
Crabbe, George: PR 4510-4.
Craddock, Charles Egbert, pseud.:
PS 2450-2458.
Cradock, Joseph: PR 3385.C5.
Craig, Alexander: PR 2240.C5.
Craigie, Pearl Mary Teresa
("John Oliver Hobbes"): PR 4515.C7.
Craik, Dinah Maria (Mulock):
PR 4516-7.
Cranch, Christopher Pearse: PS 1449. C8.
Crane, Stephen: PS 1449. C85.
Cranmer, Thomas: PR 2241.
Crashaw, Richard: PR 3386.
Craven, Elizabeth (Berkeley) baroness,
afterwards Margravine of Ausbach:
PR 3388. C15.
Crawford, Francis Marion: PS 1450-1468.
Crawford, John Wallace ("Capt. Jack
Crawford"): PS 1469. C3.
Crfevecoeur, St. John de: PS 737. C5.
Critchett, R. C. ("R. C. Carten"):
PR 6005. R67.
Criticism, Dramatic: PN 1707.
Criticism, Literary: PN 80-99.
American literature: PS 55-79.
English literature: PR 57-78.
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford: PR 4518. C3.
Croker, Crafton: PR 4518.C5.
Croly, Jane (Cunningham) ("Jennie
June"): PS 1471-1472.
Crosby, Frederick K.: PS 1473. C3.
Cross, Ada (Cambridge): PR 4518. C7.
Croswell, William: PS 1473. C6.
Crothers, Samuel McChord: PS 3505. R9.
Crow, William: PR 4519.C2.
Crowne, John: PR 3388.C2.
Cumberland, Richard: PR 3390-4.
Cummins, Maria S.: PS 1474. C5.
Cunningham, Allen: PR 4520-4.
Cunningham, Peter: PR 4525. C2.
Curiosa (Literary History)
American literature: PS 441.
English literature: PR 941-7.
Curiosities of literature: PN 43, PN 165.
Curiosities of newspapers: PN 4839.
Currie, Mary M. L. S. ("Violet Fane"):
PR 4525. C3.
"Cursor mundi": PR 1966-7.
Curtis, George Ticknor: PS 1475-1476.
Curtis, George William: PS 1480-1498.
Gust, Robert Needham: PR 4525.C5.
Cutler, Elbridge Jefferson: PS 1499.C45.
Cynewulf: PR 1639-68.
Cynical epigrams: PN 6281.
Dabney, Richard: PS 1499.D4.
Daborn, Robert: PR 2242.Di5.
Dale, J. S. of, pseud.: PS 2920-2923.
Dalrymple, Hugh: PR 3395. D4.
Daly, Augustin: PS 1499. D85.
"DameSiriz": PR 1968. D2.
Dana, Richard Henry: PS 1501-1502.
Dana, Richard Henry, jr.: PS 1505-1506.
Dandridge, Danske (Bedinger):
PS 1508-1509.
Daniel, George: PR 4525.D15.
Daniel, Samuel: PR 2460-8.
Dargan, Olive Tilford: PS 1511-1512.
Darley, George: PR 4525. D2.
Darwin, Erasmus: PR 3396.
Daakam, Josephine Dodge: PS 10,54. B62.
D'Avenant, .S'tr William: PR 2470-8.
Davenport, Robert: PR 2479. D3.
Davidson, John: PR 4525. D5.
Davidson, Lucretia Maria: PS 1513. D8.
Davidson, Margaret Miller: PS 1513. D9.
Davies, Hubert Henry: PR 6007. A7.
Davies, ^ir John: PR 2242.D2.
Davies, William: PR 3397. D5.
Davis, Mary Elizabeth (Moragne):
PS 1514. D95.
Davis, Mary Eveln (Moore): PS 1515.
Davis, Miles Avery: PS 1516. D2.
Davis, Rebecca (Harding): PS 1517.
Dav^.s, Richard Bingham: PS 1519. D5.
Davis, Richard Harding: PS 1520-1523.
Davy, Adam: PR 1968. D4.
Day, Holman Francis: PS 3507.A87.
Day, John: PR 2479. D5.
Day, Richard Edwin: PS 1525.D3.
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INDEX
Day, Thomaa; PR 3398. D3.
Death:
Thoughts: PN 6338. D5.
"Debate of the body and soul":
PR 1968. D6.
"Debate of the carpenter's tools":
PR 1968. D5.
Debating: PN 4181-91.
Outlines, references, etc.: Z 7161-6.
Dedications: PN 171.D4.
Defoe, Daniel: PR 3400-8.
De Forest, John William: PS 1525. D5.
DeKay, Charles: PS 1525, D7.
Dekker, Thomas: PR 2243.
Dramatic works: PR 2480-2498.
De Kroyft, Sarah Helen (Aldrich):
PS 1525. D8.
Deland, Margaret Wade (Campbell):
PS 1530-1533.
De la Ram6e, Louise ("Ouida"):
PR 4527-8.
Deloney, Thomas: PR 2244. D2.
Delsarte system (Elocution): PN 4157.
De Mille, Henry C: PS 1534. D2.
De Mille, James: PS 1534. D3.
Deming, Philander: PS 1534. D4.
De Morgan, WUliam: PR 6007. E5.
Dempster, Charlotte Louisa Hawkins:
PR 4529. D3.
Denham, Sir John: PR 3409. D2.
Dennie, Joseph: PR 1534. D6.
Dennis, John: PR 3409. D3.
Denton, Daniel: PS 737. D3.
"Deor's Lament": PR 1672-6.
De Quinrey, Thomas: PR 4530-8.
Derby, George Horatio: PS 1535.
Dermody, Thomas: PR 3409. D4.
Derricke, John: PR 2244. D4.
Descriptive poetry: PN 1411.
De Tabley, John Byrne Leicester, Sd,
harem: PR 4540.
De Vere, Aubrey: PR 4542-3.
De Vere, Sir Aubrey, 2d hart.:
PR.4541.D9.
De Vere, Mary Ainge, ("Madeline
Bridges"): PS 1536. D5.
Devices, Library: PN 6349-58.
Dewart, Edward Hartley: PR4545.D3+.
Dialect recitations: PN 4305. D6.
Dialogue
Literary history: PN 1551.
English literature: PR 618.
Dialogues: PN 4290-99.
Diaz, Abby (Morton): PS 1537. D6.
Dibdin, Charles (1745-1814):
PR 4549. D3.
Dibdin, Charles (1768-1833):
PR 4549. D35.
Dibdin, Thomas Frognall a77&-1847):
PR 4549. D4.
Dibdin, Thomas John (1771-1841):
PR 4549. D5.
Dickens, Charles: PR 4550-98.
Dickinson, Anna F^lizabeth: PS 1538.
Dickinson, Charles M.: PS 1539. D5.
Dickinson, Emily: PS 1541.
Dickinson, Goldsworthy Lowes:
PR 4599. D2.
Dickinson, Mary (Lowe): PS 1542. D3.
Dictionaries, encyclopedias
General hterature: PN 41.
Authorship: PN 141.
Drama: PN 1625.
Folk literature: PN 916.
Journalism: PN 4728.
Medieval literature: PN 669.
Oratory, elocution: PN 4016, 4082.
Prose: PN 3325.
Recitations: PN 4321.
Theater: PN 2035.
Didactic poetry
Literary history: PN 1401.
Digby, Sir Kenelm: PR 3409. D5.
Digby, Kenelm Henry: PR 4599. D4.
Dilletantism: PN 157.
Dinsmoor, Robert: PS 737. D4.
Disraeli, Isaac: PR 4599. D6.
"District school," etc.: PN 6120. D6.
Dix, Beulah Marie: PS 3507.19.
Dixon, Thomas: PS 3507.193.
Dixon, William Hepworth:
PR 4599. D8.
Dobell, Sydney: PR 4603-^.
Dobson, Austin: PR 4606-7.
Dodd, Anna Bowman (Blake):
PS 1543. D5.
Dodd, James William: PR 4610.D5.
Dodd, William: PR 3409. DO.
Dodge, Mary Abigail ("Gail Hamilton"):
PS 1544.
Dodge, Mary Barker: PS 1545. D15.
Dodge, Mary (Mapee): PS 1545. D2.
Dodgson, Charles Lutwidg© (Lewie Car-
roll): PR 4611-2.
Dodsley, Robert: PR 3409. D7.
Doggott, John Marshall: PS 1545. D26.
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Doggctt, Solon: PS 1545.D27.
Dole, NaLhan Haskell: PS 1545.D3.
Domett, Alfred: PR 4613. D3.
Don Juan (as character in literature):
PN57.D7.
Donahoe, DanielJoeeph: PS 1545. D4.
Donaldson, Samuel: PS 1545.D45.
Donne, John: PR 2245-8.
Donnelly, Eleanor Cecilia: PS 1545 D5.
Dooley, Mr., pseud.: PN 6161;
PS'3507.U67.
Doran, John: PR 4613.D36.
Dorgan, John Aylmer: PS 1546.D5.
Dorr, Julia Caroline (Ripley):
PS 1547-1548.
Douglaa, Lore/ Alfred Bruce:
PR 4613. D4.
Douglaa, Gavin: PR 2250-3.
Douglass, William: PS 737.D5.
Downing, Major Jack, psewd.:
PS 2876-2877.
Dowson, Ernest: PR 4613. D5.
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan: PR 4620-4.
Doyle, Sir Francis Hastings:
PR 4626. D5.
Drake, Daniel: PR 4627.D4.
Drake, Joseph Rodman: PS 1550-1553.
Drama
Collections: PN 6111-6120.
Influence: PN 2047-2051.
Literary history: PN 1600-3299.
Drama, American
Collections; PS 621-635.
History and criticism: PS 332-351.
Drama, English
Collections: PR 1241-1273.
History and criticism: PR 621-739.
Medieval: PR 641-4.
Renaissance period: PR 2411-3195.
(Other special periods not separated
from General literature.)
Drama as method of teaching: PN 3171.
Dramatic censorship: PN 2042-4.
Dramatic composition: PN 1660-1691.
Dramatic representation: PN 2000-3299.
Biography: PN 2205-2217.
Special countries: PN 2285.
Drayton, Michael: PR 2255-8.
Dramatic works: PR 2499. D7.
"Dream of the rood ": PR 1680-4.
Drills (with recitations): PN 4305.T3.
Drinking songs and poems: PN 6237.
Droch, pseud.: PS 1123.B2.
Drummond, William (of Hawthomden):
PR 2260-3.
Drummond, William Hamilton:
PR 4628. D2.
Drummond, William Henry: PR 4628. D3.
Dryden, John: PR 3410-28.
Duclaux, Agnes Mary Frances (Robin-
son), formerly Mme. James Darmesle-
ter: PR 4629.D18.
Dudley, John: PR 4629. D2.
Duffet, Thomas: PR 3429. D5.
Duganne, Augustine Joseph Hickey:
PS 1555.D4.
Duhring, Julia: PS 1555. D6.
Du Maurier, George: PR 4630-8.
Du Maurier, Guy: PR 6007. U5.
Dummer, Jeremiah: PS 737. D7.
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence: PS 1556-1557.
Dunbar, Robert Nugent: PR 4639. D2.
Dunbar, William: PR 22G5-9.
Dunkin, William: PR 3430. D3.
Dunlap, William: PS 1560-1561.
Dimne, Finley Petor:
PS3507.U67; PN 6161:
Dunphie, Charles James: PR 4639.D3.
Dunton, John: PR 3430.D7.
Dupuy, Eliza Ann: PS 1562.D3.
D'Urfey, Thomas: PR 3431. D3.
Durivage, Francis Alexander:
PS 1562.D5.
Duyckinck, Evert Augustus: PS 1562. D7.
Dwarfs (Anecdotes): PN 6268. D8.
Dwight, Timothy: PS 739.
Dyer, John: PR3431.D5.
Easter poems: PN 6110.E2.
{See also Holidays.)
Eastman, Charles Gamage: PS 1567. E22.
Eastman, Elaine (Goodale): PS 1753.G4.
Eaton. Walter Prichard: PS 3509. A85.
Eccentrics in literature: PN 171. E3.
Eccentric literature
Literary history
American literature: PS 441.
English literature: PR 941-947.
Economics in literature: PN 51.
Poetry: PN 1082.
Eddy, Mary Morse (Baker) Glover:
PS 1567. E7.
Editors: PN 4778.
Local: PN 4871-5639.
Edgar, James David: PR 4639. E3.
"Edgar's coronation": PR 1686.
244
INDEX
"Edgar's death": PR 1687.
Edgeworth, Maria: PR 4640-8.
"Edmund: Liberation of the five bor-
oughs" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1689.
Education, Relation of literature to:
PN 52.
"Edward the Confeesor'i* death" (Anglo-
Saxon): PR 1693.
"Edward the Martyr's death" (Anglo-
Saxon): PR 1691.
Edwards, George Wharton: PS 1569. E6.
Edwards, Harry Stillwell: PS 1570.
Edwards, Jonathan: PS 741-742.
Edwards, Richard: PR 2499. E4~5.
Edwards, Thomas: PR 2270. E2.
Egan, Maurice Francis: PS 1575-1576.
Egerton-Warburton, R. E.: PR 4649. E5.
Eggleston, Edward: PS 1580-1583.
Eggleston, George Gary: PS 1584. E2.
Electrical devices in the theater;
PN 2091. E4.
Elegies
Literary history: PN 1389.
Eliot, Charles William: PS 1585.
Eliot, George: PR 4650-98.
Eliot, John: PS 744.E3.
Elliot, Jean: PR 3431. E2.
Elliot, Ebenezer: PR 4699. E5.
Elliot, Maud (Howe): PS 1587-1588.
Ellis. Havelock: PR 6009. L8.
Ellis, Jvseph: PR 4699. E7.
Ellwood, Thomas: PR 3431. E5.
Elocution: PN 4001-4321.
Elocutionista (Biography): PN 4059.
Elyot, Sir Thomas: PR 2270.E5.
Emblems, Literary: PN 6349-58.
Emerson, Edward Waldo: PS 1599.E5.
Emerson, Edwin: PS 1599.E7.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo: PS 1600-1648.
Emmons, Richard: PS 1650.E7.
English, Thomas Dunn: PS 1652-1653.
English literature
Anonymous works
Anglo-Saxon (in gcn'l alphabet)
Anglo-Norman (in gen'l alpha-
bet)
English renaissance
General: PR 2200.
Drama: PR 2411.
17th-18th centuries: PR 3291.
19th century: PR 3991.
20th century: PR 6000.
Biography (Collective): PR 103-120.
E nglish 1 i te nature — Co nti n ued .
Collected monographs: PR 13-15.
Collections: PR 1101-1395.
Colonial: PR 9080-9899.
Congreaaes: PR 7.
Criticiam: PR 57-78.
I Dictionaries, encyclopediafl: PR 19.
Drama
See Drama— English literature :
Early English (history): PR 166.
Collectiuns: PR 1119.
Eighteenth century
See English literature seven-
teenth-eighteenth centu-
ries:
History (General): PR 81-101.
History and criticism
Collections: PR 13-15.
Drama: PR 621-739.
Eccentric literature: PR 941-7.
Essays: PR 921-7.
Letters: PR 911-7.
Oratory: PR 901-7.
Poetry: PR 501-609.
Prose: PR 751-889.
Satire: PR 931-
Wit and humor: PR 931-7.
Medieval: PR 251-389.
Collectiona: PR 1121.
Metrical romances: PR 2064 .
Poetry: PR 1203.
Memoirs, collected: PR 107.
Nineteenth century; PR 3991-5924.
Collections: PR 1143-1145.
Drama: PR 1271.
Poetry: PR 1221-1223.
Prose: PR 1301-1304.
History and criticism:
PR 451^66.
Drama: PR 721-734.
Poetr>': PR 581-699.
Prose: PR 861-879.
Origins: PR 163.
Periodicals; PR 1.
Poetry
Collections: PR 1171-1225.
History and criticism:
PR 501-609.
Prose
Collectiona: PR 1281-1395.
History and criticism:
PR 431-449
Provincial: PR 8309-«997.
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INDEX
English literature — Continued.
Relations to other literature:
PR 125-135.
Renaissance period : PR 219^3195.
Collections: PR 1123-1125.
Poetry: PR 1215-1217.
Dramatic literature:
PR 2411-319^.
History and criticism:
PR 2411-3195.
Poetry: PR 521-539.
Seventeenth and eighteenth centu-
ries: PR 3291-3784.
Collections: PR 1127-1139.
Drama: PR 1266-1269.
Poetry: PR 1209-1219.
Prose: PR 1295-1297.
History and criticism:
PR 431-449.
Drama: PR 671-719.
Poetry: PR 541-579.
Prose: PR 841-859.
Societies: PR 5.
Study and teaching: PR 33-55.
Translations: PR 1112-6.
Poetry: PR 1179.
Translations from other languages:
PR 131-5.
Twentieth century: PR 6000-6049.
Collections: PR 1149.
Drama: PR 1273.
Poetry: PR 1225.
Prose: PR 1307.
History and criticism:
PR 471-499.
Drama: PR 736-739.
Poetry: PR 601-609.
Prose: PR 881-889.
Wit and humor.
Collections: PN 6173-6175.
History: PR 931-937.
"Englishman, The": PR 1365. E5.
Enigmas: PN 6369-6377.
Epic poetry
History: PN 1301-1333.
Medieval: PN 689-690.
Collections: PN 6110.E6.
Epics
English literature:
Medieval: PR 321-349.
Epigrams
Collections: PN 6280-8.
Poetry: PN 1441.
Epilogues and prologues
Authorship: PN 171. P8.
English poetry: PR 1195.P7.
Epitaphs: PN 6289-6298.
Literary history: PN 1441.
"Erthe upon erthe": PR 1968. E5.
Esmond, Henry V.: PR 4699. E8.
Essays
Collections: PN 6141-5.
American literature: PS 680-9.
English literature: PR 1361-9.
Literary history: PN 4500.
American literature: PS 420-428.
English literature: PR 921-827.
N. B. General essays except litera-
ture in AC.
Esthetics, Literary: PN 45-57.
Ethics, Relations of literature to: PN 49.
Drama: PN 1647.
Journalism: PN 4756.
Poetry: PN 1077.
Theater: PN 2047-51.
Etheredge, Sir George: PR 3432.
Eulenspiegel
English folk literature: PR 971. E7.
Euphonic poetry: PN 1059. E7.
Euphuism: PR 427.
Evans, Augusta Jane. PS 3330-3333.
Evans, Florence (Wilkinson):
PS 3509. V363.
Evans, Nathaniel: PS 744. E6.
Evelyn, John: PR 3433. E5.
Everett, David: PS 1654.E55.
Everett, Edward: PS 1654.E6.
"Everyman:" PR 2411. E8.
Ewing, Mrs. Juliana Horatia:
PR 4699.E85.
Exeter book (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1490.
Expression (Oratory): PN 4155-65.
Extemporaneous speaking: PN 4168.
Faber, Frederick William: PR4699.F11.
Fablaux: PN 694.
Fables: PN 980-993.
Medieval: PN 694.
Fabyan, Robert: PR 1969.
Fairchild, Sumner L.: PS 1654.F3.
Fairless, Michael, pseud.: PR 6003.A65
Falconer, William: PR 3433. F3.
Falkland, Henry Gary, 4th viscount:
PR 3433.F5.
Fane, JuUan: PR4699.F15.
Fane, Violet, pseud.: PR 4525.C3.
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INDEX
Farces
Literary history: PN 1940-9.
Special: PQ, PR, etc.
Farewell, James: PR 3434. F2.
Farjeon, BeDjamin Leopold:
PR 4699.F17.
Farquhar, George: PR 3435-9.
"Fates of the apostles," (Anglo-Saxon):
PR 1703.
"Father's instruction," (Anglo-Saxon):
PR 1707.
Fawcett, Edgar: PS 1G55-1658.
Fay, Theodore Sedgwick: PS 1659.F3.
Feminine influence in literature: PN 481.
English literature: PR 119.
Feminine influence in poetry: PN 1091.
Feminism in fiction: PN 3401.
Fenner, Cornelius George: PS 1659. F5.
FenoUosa, Ernest Francisco: PS 1659. FG.
Fenollosa, Mary (McNiel) ("Sidney
McCall"): PS 1661-1662.
Fenton, Elijah: PR 3446.
Ferguson, Sir Samuel: PR 4699. F2.
Fergusson, David: PR 3448. F2.
Fergusson, Robert: PR 3448. F3.
Fern, Fanny, pseud.: PS 2523. P9.
Femald, Chester Bailey: PS 3511.E56.
Ferrier, Susanr PR 4699.F4.
Fessenden, Thomas Green: PS 1664.
Fiction
Literary history: PN 3311-3500.
Works: PR, PS, PZ 1-3.
Field, Eugene: PS 1665-1668.
Field, Kate: PS 1669.F2.
Field, Michael, psmd.: PR 4699. F5.
Field, Nathaniel: PR 2499. F4.
Field, Roswell: PS 1669. F3.
Fields, Annie (Adams) (Mrs. James T.
Fields): PS 1669. F5.
Fields, James T.: PS 1670-1671.
Fields, 3frs. James T.: PS 1669. F5.
Fielding, Henry: PR 3450-8.
Fielding, Sarah: PR 3459.F3.
Finch, Francis MUes: PS 1672.F3.
Finnsburh: PR 1710-14.
Fisher, Jame": PR 3461. F2.
Fishing in literature: PN 56. F5.
Fiske, John: PS 1673.
Fitch, Clyde: PS 1675-1678.
Fitzball, Edward: PR 4699. F9.
Fitzgerald, Edward: PR 4700-4.
Fitzgerald, Percy; PR 4705. F3.
Flagg, James Montgomery: PS 3511. L15.
Flash, Henry Lynden: PS 1679. F4.
Flatman, Thomas: PR 3461. F3.
Flecknoe, Richard: PR 3461. F4.
Fleming, George, pseud.: PS 1679. F6.
Fletcher, Giles: PR 2271-2.
Fletcher, John: PR 2500-18.
Fletcher, Joseph : PR 2273. F5.
Fletcher, Julia Constance (" George Flem-
ing"): PS 1679. F6.
Fletcher, Phineas: PR 2274-5.
Flint, Timothy: PS 1679. F7.
Florio, John: PR 2276. F5.
Flower, Benjamin Orange: PS 1681. F4.
Flower, Elliot: PS 3511. L8.
Folger, Peter: PS 744. F5.
Folk literature: PN 905-1008
Folk tales (Collections): PN 1001.
Special countries: PQ-PT.
American: PS 451.
English: PR 951-979.
Folk poetry: PN 1341.
Foote. Mary (Uallock): PS 1685-1688.
Foote, Samuel: PR 3461. F6.
Forbes, Archibald: PR 4705. F35.
Ford, John: PR 2520-8.
Ford, Paul Leicester: PS 1690-1693.
Forensic oratory: PN 4171.
Forester, Frank, pseud.: PS 1919. H6.
Forgeries, Literary: PN 171.F6-7.
Forrest, William: PR 2276. F6.
Forster, John: PR 4705. F4.
Fortescue, iSir John: PR 1971.
Fo88, Sara Walter: PS 1694. F2.
Foster, Hannah (Webster): PS 744. F7.
Foster, John: PR 4705. F6.
Foster, Stephens Collins: PS 1694. F5.
Foulke, William Dudley: PS 1694. F8.
Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft:
PR 6011.074.
Fox, John,;r.; PS 1700-1703.
Foxe, John: PR 2276.F7.
Francillon, Robert Edward:
PR 4705.F65.
Franklin, Benjamin: PS 745-752.
Frederic, Harold: PS 1705-1708.
Freeman, Mary E. (Wilkins):
PS 1710-1713.
French, Alice ("Octave Thanet"):
PS 1715-1718.
French, L. Virginia (Smith):
PS 1719. F6.
Freneau, Philip: PS 755-759.
Frere, John Hookham: PR 4705.F8.
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INDEX
Friendship
Thoughts: PN 6338. F7.
Friswell, James Hain: PR 4705. F9.
Frothingham, Nathaniel Langdon:
PS 1722. F5.
Frothingham, Octavius Brooks:
PS 1722. F8.
Froude, James Anthony: PR 4706-7.
Fry, Caroline: PR 5834. W9.
Fugitive verse:
American: PS 593.F7.
English: PR 1195. F8.
Fuller, Henry Blake: PS 1725-1728.
Fuller, Margaret: PS 2500-2508.
Fuller, Thomas: PR 3461. F8.
FuUerton, Lady Georgiana: PR 4708. F7.
Fulwell, Ulpian: PR 2529. F7.
Furneas, Iforace Howard: PR 2972. F7.
Fyfe, Alexander: PR 3461. F9.
Gager, WiUiam: PR 2529. G3.
Gale, Norman Rowland: PR 6013. A28.
Gallagher, William Davis: PS 1729.G5.
Galloway, Robert: PR 3463.G4.
Gal.sworl.hy, John: PR G013.A5.
Gait, John: PR 4780.G2.
Gambold, John: PR 3463. G5.
"Gamelyn,;': PR 1972.G2.
" Gammer Gnrton's needle": PR 2411. G2.
Garden, Alexander: PR2276.G3.
Gardens in literature: PN 56. G3.
Gardner, Celia E.: PS 1729.G8.
Garland, Hamlin: PS 1730-1733.
Garnett, Richard: PR 4708.G5.
Garrett, Edward, pseud.: PR. 4989.M7.
Garrick. Pavid: PR 3465-9.
Garrison, Wendell Phillips: PS 1734.G2.
Garth, Sir Samuel: PR 3471. G3.
Gascoigvio, Geoi^e: PR 2277-8.
Dramatic works: PR 2535-6.
Gaskell, Mrs. EUzabelh: PR 4710-1.
Gastronomiana: PN 6258. G3.
Gates, Ellen Maria (Huntington):
PS 1734.G3.
Gath, pseud.: PS 3089. T4.
Gay, John: PR 3473-4.
Gayarr6, Charles Ijitiennc Arthur:
PS 1735-1738.
Geoffrey of Vinsauf; PR 1972.G5.
German literature in American ratiga-
zines: PN 4888A'6.
Germanic literature: PN 831.
Gc-'tures (Oratory;: PN 4165.
(iibbon, Edward: PR 3476.
Gibson, John: PR 3477. G4.
Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson: PR 6013.129.
Gifford, WilUam: PR 4712.G3.
Gilbert, Ann (Taylor): PR 4712.G6.
Gilbert, Sir William S.: PR 4713-4.
Gilchrist, J/rs. Anne: PR 4715.G5.
Gildas: PR 1974.
Gilden, Charles: PR 3478.G3.
Gilder, Jeannette Leonard: PS 1739.G9.
Gilder, Richard Watson: PS 1740-1743.
GilfiUan, George: PR 4715.G53.
Gilfillan, Robert; PR 4715.G55.
Gillette, William: PS 1744. G2.
Gilman, Caroline (Howard): PS 1744.G5.
Gilman, Charlotte (Perkins) Stetson:
PS 1744.G57.
Gilman, Samuel: PS 1744.G6.
Gilmore, James Roberts: PS 1744.G68.
Gipsy life
English poetry: PR 1195.G3.
Girls, Poetry for
English: PR 1195. G5.
Gisaing, George: PR471&-7.
Gladden, Washington: PS 1744.G77.
Gladstone, William Ewart: PR 4718.G4.
Glapthorne, Henry: PR 2539.G5.
Glasgow, Ellen: PS 1745-1748.
Glover, Richard: PR 3478.G5.
"Gnomic verses": PR 1720.
Goddard, Martha Le Baron: PS 1749.G5.
Godfrey, Thomas: PS 761.
Godkin, Edward LawTence: PS 1750-1751.
Godric: PR 1978.
Godwin, Mary (WoUstonecraft):
PR4719.G5.
Godwin, Parke: PS 1752.G5.
Godwin, William: PR 4720-4.
Going, Charles Buxton: PS 3513.028.
Golding, Arthur: PR 2539.G7.
Goldsmith, Oliver: PR 3480-98.
Goodale, Dora Reed: PS 1753.G3.
Goodale, Elaine {Mrs. Charles A. East-
man): PS 1753.G4.
Goodrich, Samuel Griswold ("Peter Par-
ley"): PS 1754-1755.
Googe, Barnabe: PR 2279.G4.
Gookin, Daniel: PS 763.G5.
Gordon, Adam Lindsay: PR 4725. G3.
Gordon, Hanford Lennox: PS 1757.G4.
Gore, Catherine: PR 4725.G5.
Gosse, Edmund: PR 4725.G7.
Gossou, Stephen: PR 2279. G6.
Gould, Edward Sherman: PS 1758. G25.
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Gould, Helen Flagg; PS 1758. G4.
Goulding, Francis Robert: PS 1758. G83.
Gower, George Leveson: PR 4725. G8.
Gower, John: PR 1980-8.
Grafton, Richard: PR 2279. G8.
Graham, Harry: PR 6013. R13.
Grahame, James: PR 3499. G5.
Graharae, Kenneth: PR 4726-7.
Grainger, James; PR 3499. G7.
Grant, Robert: PS 1760-1763.
Graves, Charles L.- PR 4728. G18.
Graves, Richard: PR3499. G77.
Gray, David: PR 4728. G2.
Gray, Robert: PR 3499. G8.
Gray, Thomas: PR 350(M.
Green, Anna Katharine: PS 2730-2733.
Green, Joseph: PS 763. G7.
Greene, Aella: PS 1764. G27,
Greene, Robert: PR 2540-8.
Greene, Sarah Pratt (McLean).
PS1764.G29.
Greenwell, Dora: PR 4728. G3.
Greenwood, Grace, psexid.: PS 2247.
Greg, W. R.: PR 4728. G4.
"Gregorius" (Middle English):
PR 1989. G2.
Gregorj', leabella Augusta, Lady:
PR 4728. G5.
Gresham, James: PR 2280. G5.
Grey, William: PR 1989. G4.
Grierson, Francis: PR 4728. G7.
Grifhn, Benjamin: PR 3505. G4.
Griffin, Gerald: PR 4728. G8.
Grimald, Nicholas: PR 2549. G5.
Gringo, Harry, psend.: PS 3344. W6.
GrLswold, Hattie (Tyng): PS 1764. G8.
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot: PS 1764. G82.
Grossetesto, Robert: PR 1989. G6.
Grundy. Sydney: PR 4729. G3.
"Guardian, The,": PR 1365. G8.
Guild, Curtis: PS 1704. G95.
GuUfordc, Sir Richard: PR 1989. G8.
Guiney, l.ouisc Imogene: PS 1765-1768.
Gunsaulus, Frank Wakely: PS 1769 G25.
Guthlac: PR 1722.
Guthrie, Thomas Auetey ("F. Auatey"):
PR 4729. G5.
Guthrie, William Norman: PS 1769. G4.
Gwynn, Stephen Lucius: PR 6013. W8.
Habberton, John: PS 1769. H5.
Habington, William: PR 3505. H3.
Hackett, John: PR 2549. H3.
Hagedorn, Hermann: PS 3515. A23.
Hageman, Samuel Miller: PS 1769. H7.
Hagen, John Cole: PS 1769. H73.
Hager, Levi Lewis: PS 1769. H76.
Plaggard, Sir Henry Rider: PR 4', 31-2.
Hake, Edward: PR 2283. H2.
Hake, Thomas Gordon: PR 4735. n2.
Hale. Edward Everett: PS 1770-1773.
Hale. Luoretia Pcabody: PS 1774. H13.
Hale, Sarah Josepha /;Buell): PS 1774. n2.
Hale. Susan: PS 1774. H25.
Hales, John: PR 3505. H5.
"HaliMeidenhad": PR 1989. H2.
Halifax, Charles Montague, earl of:
PR 3506. H2.
Hall, Edward- -See DA.
Hall, Gertrude: PS 1775-1778.
Hall, Holworthy, -pseud.: PS 3531. 0735.
Hall, John: PR 3506. H3
Hall, Joseph: PR 2283. H7.
Hall, Louise Jane (Park): PS 1779. H33.
Hall. Thomas Winthrop ("Tom Hall"):
PS 1779. H4.
Hallara, Arthur Henry: PR 4735. H4.
Halleck, Fitz-Greene: PS 1780-1783.
Halliday, Ai.drew: PR 4735. H7.
Halliwell, Edward: PR 2549. H5.
Halpine, Charles Graham: PS 1784. H2.
Ilalsham.John: PR 6015.A38.
Halstead, Murat: PS 1784.H25.
Halsted, Leonora B.: PS 1784. H3.
Ilamertoii, Philip Gilbert: PR 4737-8.
Hamilton, Alexander: PS 766.
Hamilton, Cicely Mary: PR 6015. A44.
Hamilton, Cosmo: PR 6015. A46.
Hamilton, Gail, pseud.: PS 1544.
Hammond, John: PS 767.H2.
Hankin, St. John: PR 6015.A47.
Hannay, James Owen: PR 4739. H5.
Hannay, Patrick: PR 2283. H8.
Hapgood, Norman: PS 3515. A54.
Happiness:
Selections: PN 6071. H2.
Harbaugh, Thomas Chalmers:
PS 1784. H6.
Harben, William Nathaniel:
PS 1785-1788.
Hardy, Arthur Sherburne: PS 179a-1793.
Hardy, Thomas: PR 4740-58.
Hare, Auguetue John Cuthhcrt:
PR 4759. H2.
Harland, Henry ("Sidney Luska"):
PS 1795-1798.
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INDEX
Harland, Marion, pseud.: PS 3005-3008.
Harraden, Beatrice: PR 4759. H3.
Harrington, Sir John: PR 2284-5.
Harrifl, Joel Chandler: PS 1800-1818.
Harris, Miriam Coles: PS 1819.H5.
Harris, Thomas Lake: PS 1819.H6.
Harrison, Constance (Cary) (Mrs. Burton
Harrison): PS 1819. H7.
Harrison, Frederic: PR 4759.H4.
Harte, Bret: PS 1820-1838.
Hartman,SadakIchi: PS 3515.A797.
Harvey, Christopher: PR 3506. H6.
Harvey, Gabriel: PR 2287-8.
Harvey, George: PS 3515. A81.
Harvey, John: PR 3506. H8.
Hastings, Basil M.: PR 6015.A77.
Hatton, Joseph: PR 4759.H78.
Haughton, William: PR 2549.H6.
Havergal, Frances Ridley: PR 4759.H8.
Hawes, Stephen: PR 2290-1.
Hawker, Robert Stephen: PR 4759. H9.
Hawkins, Anthony Hope: PR 4760-4.
Hawkins, William: PR 3506.H87.
Hawthorne, Hildegarde: PS 3515. A9.
Hawthorne, Julian: PS 1845-1848.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel: PS 1850-1898.
Hawtrey, Charles: PR 4765. H5.
Hay, John: PS 1900-1903.
Hayes, John Russell: PS 1904. H5.
Hayley, William: PR 3506. H9.
Hayne, Paul Hamilton: PS 1905-1908.
Haynes, James: PR 4769.H3.
Haywood, Mrt. Eliza: PR 3506. H94.
Hazard, Caroline: PS 3515. A973.
Hazlitt, William: PR 4770-3.
Hazlitt, William Carew: PR 4777-8.
Heam,Lafcadio: PS 1915-1918.
Heavysege, Charles: PR 4779. H15.
Heber, Reginald: PR 4779.H2.
Hebrew poetry:
English literature: PR 1195. H3.
Heiuemann, William: PR 4779. H7.
Helen of Troy in literature: PN 57. H4.
Medieval legends: PN 687. H.
Helps, Sir Arthur: PR 4779. H9.
Helston,John: PR 6015.E36.
Hemans, Mrs. Felicia Dorothea:
PR 4780-1.
Heming, William: PR 2549.H8.
Henley, William Ernest: PR 4783-4.
Henry VIII: PR 2293.
Henry, the minstrel ("Blind Harry"):
PR 1989. H6.
Henry, James: PR 4785.H5.
Henry, 0. pseud.: PS 2649.P5.
Henryson, Robert: PR 1990.H4.
Henty, George Alfred: PR 4785.H55.
Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting):
PS 1919.H4.
"Herbarium of Apuleius": PR 1726.
Herbert of Cherbury, baron:
PR 2294.H2.
Herbert, George: PR 3507-8.
Herbert, Henry William ("Frank Fores-
ter"): PS 1919. H6.
Herbert, William, dean of Manchester:
PR 4785.H7.
Herford, Oliver: PS 3515.E62.
Heroes and heroines of literature: PN 57.
Drama: PN 1711.
Fiction: PN 3411.
Poetry: PN 1103.
Herrick, Robert: PR 3510-4.
Herrick, Robert (1868-): PS 1920-1923.
Hersee, WUliam: PR 4786.H3.
Hewlett, Maurice: PR 4787-8.
Heywood, Jasper: PR 2294.H3.
Hey wood, John: PR 2560-8.
Heywood, Joseph Converse:
PS 1924.H64.
Heywood, Thomas: PR 2570-8.
Hichens, Robert: PR 6015.14.
Hickey, Emily Henrietta: PR 4790.H2.
Higden, Ranulf: PR 1990.H8.
HIgginson, Francis: PS 768.H5.
Hlgglnson, Thomas Wentworth:
PS 1925-1928.
Highlands of Scotland
English poetry: PR 1195.H4.
Hildreth, Charles Lotin: PS 1929.H2.
HIH, Aaron: PR 3515.H16.
HUl, George: PS 1929. H6.
Hiller, Thomas Oliver Prescott:
PS 1929.H67+.
Hillhouse, James Abraham:
PS 1929.HC8+.
HUlis, Newell Dwight: PS 1929.H69.
HInkson, Katherlne (Tyman):
PR 4790.H3.
Historical novels
Literary history: PN 3441.
Historical plays: PN 1870-79.
Historical poems
American: PS 595.H5.
English: PR 1195. H5.
Hitchcock, David: PS 1929.H83.
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INDEX
Hoadly, Benjamin: PR 3515.H17.
Hobbes, John Oliver, pseud.: PR 4515.C7.
Hodgaon, Joseph, ;>.; PS 1929. H85 + .
Hoffman, Charles Fenno: PS 1930-1938.
Hofland, Barbara: PR 4790. H8.
Hogg, James: PR 4791-2.
Holcroft, Thomas: PR 3515. n2.
Holden, Warren: PS 1939. H6.
Hole, Richard: PR 3515. H5.
Holiday plays: PN 6120.U7.
Holidays
Poetry: PN 6110.H4.
Recitations: PN 4305.117.
Holinshed, Raphael: See DA.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert: PS 1940-1948.
Holland, Sir Richard: PR 2294. H5.
Holley, Marietta: PS 1949. H5.
Holmes, Alice A.: PS 1949. He.
Holmes, Gcorf^iaiia (Klinglo):
PS 1949. U7.
Holmes, Mury Jane (Hawes): PS 1949. H8.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell PS 1950-1998.
Holiues, Oliver Wendell (1841-):
PS 1999.111.
Home, John: PR 3516.
Hone, William: PR 4794. H5.
Honeywood, St. John: PS 769. n3.
Hood, Thomas: PR 4795-9.
Hook, Theodore Edward: PR 4803. U2.
Hooker, Thomas: PS 771-772.
Hooper, Johnson Jones: PS 1999. H25.
Hooper, Lucy Hamilton (Jones):
PS 1999.03.
Hope, Anthony, pseud.: PR 4760-4.
Hope, James Barron: PS 1999. H4.
Hope, Laurence ("Violet Nicolaon"):
PR 6015.02.
Hope, Thomas: PR 4803. n4.
Hopkins, Lemuel: PS 773. U7.
Hopkinson, Francis: PS 775-776.
Hopper, Edward: PS 1999.n43.
Home, Richard Henry: PR 4803. U6.
Hosmer, Frederick L.: PS 1999. n52.
Hosmer, James Kendall: PS 1999. H53.
Hoemer, William Henry Cuyler:
PS 1999. n54.
Houghton, George Washington Wright:
PS 1999. ne.
Houghton, Richard Monckton-Milnes, 1st.
baron: PR 4807-8.
Houghton, SUnley: PR 6015.078.
Housman, Alfred Edward: PR 4809 H 15
Houeman, Clemence: PR4S09.H17.
Housman, Laurence: PR4809.H18.
Hovey, Richard: PS 2005-2008.
How to sell manuscripta: PN 161.
Howard, Blanche Willis: PS 3009 T7
Howard, Bronson: PS2014.ni2.
Howard, George Bronson: PS 3515.0826.
Howard, 5ir Robert: PR.3517.H3.
Howarth, Ellen Clementine (Doran):
PS 2014. H2.
Howe, Edgar Watson: PS 2014. Ho.
Howe, Julia (Ward): PS 2015-2018.
Howe, Maud: PS 1587-1588.
Howell, James: PR 3517. n5.
Howell, John Edward: PS 2019. H7.
Howell, Thomas: PR 2294. H7.
Howells, William Dean: PS 2020-2038.
Howitt, Mary: PR 4809 n2.
Howitt, William: PR 4809. U3.
Hoyt, Ralph: PS 2039. He.
Hubbard, Elbert: PS 2040-2043.
Hubbard, William: PS 778. H4.
Iluchowne of the Awle Ryale:
PR 1994.
Iluddesford, George:. PR 3517. H65.
Hudson, Mary (Clemmer): PS 1039. A32.
Hueffer, Oliver Madox: PR 6015.U25.
Hughes, John: PR 3517. H7.
Hughes, Thomas (fl. 1587): PR 2585. H4.
Hughes, Thomas (1822-1896):
PR 4809. H8.
Hume, Alexander: PR 2294. H8.
Hume, Fergus: PR4809.H87.
Humor and satire concerning authors:
PN 169.
Humor. See Wit and humor.
Humorous plays (Amateur): PN 6120 n8
Humorous poetry:
American: PS 593.H8.
English: PR 1195. H8.
Humorous recitatipns: PN 4250-9.
Humphreys, David: PS 778.H5.
Huneker, James Gibbons: PS 2044. U4.
Hunnis, William: PR 2585. H7.
Hunt, I>eigh: PR 4810-4.
Hurdis, James: PR 3517. n8.
"Husbands message" : PR 1728.
Hutchinson, Thomafl: PS 778. H7.
Hutton, Laurence: PS 20-14. H5.
"Hwon holy chireche is under uotc"'
PR 1998.
Hyde, Doughvs: PR 4817. H5
Hylton, John Dunbar: PS 2044. H8.
Hylton, Walter: PR 1999. H8.
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INDEX
Hymns
Literary history: PN 1386.
Hymns, in Religion.
See also Sacred poetry.
Idealism
Esthetics: PN 56.14.
Literary history: PN 599.
Ideals, Literary: PN 45.
Iliowizi, Henry: PS 2044.12.
Impersonation: PN 4305.15.
Imposture, Literary: PN 171.F6.
Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth: PR 3518.
Indexes (Use, value, etc.): PN 249.
—How to make: Z 695.
— Serials: A 1.
Indexes to recitations: PN 4321.
Indian plays (Amateur): PN 6120.16.
Ingalls, John James: PS 2044.13.
Ingeland, Thomas: PR 2591.14.
Ingelow, Jean: PR 4819.
Ingersoll, Charles Jared : PS 2044.15.
Ingersoll, Robert Green: PS 2045-2046.
Ingraham, Joseph Holt: PS 2048.152.
Insane authors: PN 171.16.
Inspiration (Literature): PN 46.
Interludes
Literary history: PN 1934.
Inventors
Anecdotes; PN 6268.15.
Ireland, William Henry: PR 4821.15.
Irish bulls: PN 6178.16.
Irish revival (Literature): PR 8796.
Ironquill, pseud.: PS 3145.W5.
Irvine, Alexander: PS 3517. R8.
Irving, Laurence: PR 4821.16.
Irving, Washington: PS 2050-2098.
Irving, William: PS 2099.15.
Irwin, Wallace: PS 3517. R87.
Jackson, Mrs. Helen Hunt: PS 2105-2108.
Jacobs, William Wymark: PR 4821. J2.
Jacox, Francis: PR 4821.J25.
James I of England: PR 2295.
James I of Scotland: PR 2000-4.
James, Charles: PS 2109.J4.
James, George Payne Raitsford:
PR 4821.J4.
James, Henry: PS 2110-2128.
James, Richard: PR 2296.J2.
Jameson, Mrs. Anna: PR4821.J6.
Janvier, Francis de Haes: PS 2129. J2.
Janvier, Margaret Thomson: PS 2129.J3.
Janvier, Thomas Allibone: PS 2129. J5.
Jay, John: PS 781-782.
Jeaffreson, John Cordy: PR 4821.J8.
Jefferies. Richard: PR 4822-3.
Jefferson, Thomas: PS 785-789.
Jeffrey, Francis: PR 4825. J2.
Jeffrey, Rosa Vertner (Griffith):
PS 2129. J7.
Jennison, Lucy \\Tiite: PS 2129.J8.
Jerdan, William: PR 4825.J25.
Jerningham, Edward: PR 3519. J5.
Jerome, Jerome K.: PR 4825. J3.
Jerrold, Douglas: rR4825.J4.
Jewell, John: PR 2296.J4.
Jewett, Sarah Orne: PS 2130-2133.
Jewett, Sophie: PS 2134. J2.
Jewish legends: PN 6071 .J5.
Jews in English literature: PR 151.
Jews in fiction: PN 3418.
Jewsbury, Geraldine E.: PR 4825. J7.
Jodrell, Richard Paul: PR 3519.JG.
John of Salisbury: PR 2006.
Johnson, Burgee: PS 3519.02.
Johnson, Edward: PS 791 .J3.
Johnson, Lionel Pigot: PR 4826. J5.
Johnson, Robert: PR 2296.J7.
Johnson, Robert Underwood: PS 2135. J4.
Johnson, Rossiter:, PS 2135. J7.
Johnson, Samuel: PR 3520-38.
Johnson, Virginia Wales: PS2136.J5.
Johnston, Annie (Fellows): PS 3519.03.
Johnston, Mary: PS 2140-2143.
Johnston, Richard Malcolm:
PS 2145-2148.
Johnston, William Preston: PS 2149. J8.
Joline, Adrian Hoffman: PS 3519.034.
Jones, Amanda Theodosia: PS 2150. J3.
Jones. Ebenezer: PR 4826. J7.
Jones, Henry Arthur: PR 4827-8.
Jones, Hugh: PS 791.J5.
Jones, John: PR 4829 .J5.
Jonson, Ben: PR 2600-48.
Jordan, David Starr: PS 2152. J4.
Jordan, Elizabeth Garver: PS 3519.06.
Josselyn, John: PS 791.J7.
Journalism: PN 4700^639.
Biography: PN 4825.
(Local, in: PN 4871-5639)
History: PN 4801-15.
(Local, in: PN 4855-5639)
Periodicals: PN 4700-09.
Societies: PN 4712
(Local, in: 4841^63"
Special countries: PN 4841-6639.
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INDEX
Joyce, John Alexander: PS 2153 .J4.
Judd, Sylvester: PS 2155.
"Judith": PR 1730-4.
Judeon, Emily (Chubbock): PS 2156.J3.
"Juliana" (Middle English): PR 2007 .J7.
June, Jennie, pseud.: PS 1471-1472.
Juvenile authorship: PN 159.
Juvenile drama
Acting for children': PN 3157.
Plays: PN 6120. A4-5.
Recitations: PN 4270-9
Juvenile literature: PZ 5-90.
American and English: PZ 5-10.
Dutch: PZ 11-16.
French: PZ 21-26.
German: PZ 31-36.
Italian: PZ 41-46
Scandinavian: PZ 51-56.
Slavic: PZ 61-66.
Spanish and Portuguese: PZ 71-76
Other: PZ gO.A-Z.
Kaufman, Herbert: PS 3521.A73.
Keate, George: PR3539.K15.
Keata, John: PR 4830-8.
Keble, John: PR 4839.K15.
Keeuan, Henry Francis: PS 2157-2158.
Keller, Helen Adams: PS 3521. E39.
Kelley, William Valentine: PS 2159. K2.
Kellog, Elijah: PS 2159. K3.
Kelly, Hugh: PR 3539. K2.
Kemble, Frances Anne: PR 4839. K2.
Kendall, Timothy: PR 2296. K3.
Kenealy, Edward Vaughan:
PR4839.K28.
Kennedy, Charles Rann: PS 3521. E53.
Kennedy, John Pendleton:
PS 2160-2163.
Kenyon, James Benjamin: PS 2164. K3.
Kenyon, John: PR 4839. K3.
Kerr, Orpheus C, pseud.: PS 2459. N4.
Kester, Paul: PS 3521. E8.
Ketchum, Annie Chambers: PS 2164. K6.
Key, Francis Scott: PS 2165-2168.
Kildare, Owen Frawley: PS 3521.1355
Killigrew, Anne: PR 3539. K3.
Killigrew, Thomaa: PR 3539. K5.
Kimball, Harriet McEwen: PS 2169 K4.
Kimball, Richard Burleigh: PS 2169 K6.
King, Basil: PS 3521.15.
King, Benjamin Franklin, jr.:
PS 2169 K8.
Ring, Charles: PS 2170-2173.
King, Edward: PS 2174. K5.
King, Grace Elizabeth: PS 2175-2178.
King, William: PR 3539. K7.
Kinglake, Alexander William:
PR 4839 K5.
Kingsley, Charles; PR 4840-4.
Kingsley, Henry: PR 4845. K5.
Kinney, Coates: PS 2179 K5.
Kinney, Elizabeth Clementine (Dodge):
PS 2182-2183.
Kip, Leonard: PS 2186. K5.
Kipling, Ahce (McDonald;; PR 4849. K5
Kipling, Rudyard: PR 4850-8.
Kirchmeyer, T.: PR 2649. K4.
Kirk, Ellen Warner (Olney):
PS 2187-2188.
Kirldand, Caroline Matilda (Stansbury):
PS 2191-2192.
Kirkland, Joseph: PS 2194-2195.
Kiaer, Samuel Ellsworth: PS 3521.176.
Klingle, George, pseud.: PS 1949. H7.
Knight, Richard Payne: PR 3539. K8.
Knight, Sarah (Kemble): PS 791. K5.
Knowles, Frederic Lawrence:
PS 2197. K2.
Knowles, James Sheridan: PR 4859. K5.
Knox, Thomaa Wallace: PS 2197. K4.
Koopman, Uarry Lyman: PS 2197.K6.
Kyd, Thomaa: PR 2650-8.
Lacomcs: PN 6270-8,
Lacy, John: PR 3539. L2.
Lamar, Miiabeau Bonaparte:
PS 2199.L3.
Lamb, Charles: PR 4860-4.
Lamb, Mary: PR 4865. L2.
Lampman, Archibald: PR 4865. L4.
"The land of Cokayne": PR 2008.
Landon, Letitia Elizabeth: PR 4865. L5.
Landon, Melville D.: PS 2199.L5.
Landor, Robert Eyres: PR 4865. L8.
Landor, Walter Savage: PR 4870-4.
Landscape in American poetry:
PS310.L3.
Lane, Anna (Eichberg) Mrs. John Lane):
PR 4875. L3.
Lang, Andrew: PR 4876-7.
Lang, Leouora Blanche ( .Vra. Andrew
Lang): PR4878.L15.
Langdon, Mary, pseud.: PS 2587. P5.
Langhornc, John: PR 3539. L3.
Langland, W LLliam (Piers Plowman):
PR 2010-8.
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INDEX
Language, Relation of literature: PN 54,
Lanier, Clifford: PS 2199. L8.
Lanier, Sidney: PS 2200-2218.
Lanigan, George Thomaa: PS 2219.L4.
Lansdowne, George Granville, earl of:
PR 3539. L4.
Larcom, Lucy: PS 2220-2223.
Laat words: PN 6328.L3.
Lathrop, Amy, pseud.: PS 3149. Wfi.
Lathrop, George Pai-sona: PS 2225-2226.
Lathrop, Rose (Hawthorne):
PS 2230-2231 .
Latimer, Henry Randolph: PS 2232. L3.
La Touche, Maria (Price): PR 4878, L2.
Laureates (English literature) PR 505.
Law and lawyers
Anecdotee: PN 6268. L4.
English poetry: PR 1195.L4.
Wit and humor: PN 6231.L4.
Lawyers as authors: PR 120.
EngUsh literature:
Lawless, Hon. Emily: PR 4878.L6.
Lawrence, George Alfred: PR 4878. L7.
Lawson, John: PS 791. L2.
Layamon: PR 2020-8.
Lazarufl, Emma: PS 2233-2234.
Leacock, Stephen: PR 6023.E15..
Lear, Edward: PR 4879.L2.
Learmont, John: PR 3539. L5.
Learned, Walter: PS 2235.L5.
Leavitt, John McDowell: PS 2235.L7.
Lecky, William Edward Hartpole:
PR 4879.L3.
Lecturers (Biography): PN 4058.
Lee, Harriet and Sophia: PR 4879. L5.
Lee, Nathaniel: PR 3540.
Lee, Vernon, psevd.: PR 5115. P2,
"Leechbook" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1736.
Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan: PR 4879.L7.
Le GalUenne, Richard: PR 4881-2.
Legar^, Hugh Swinton: PS 2237-2238.
Legends, Jewish: PN 6071. J5.
Legends, Medieval: PN 683-7.
Legge, Thomas: PR 2659. L3.
Leggett, William: PS 2239. L3.
Leighton, William (1833-): PS 2239. L5.
Leighton, William (1841-1869):
PR 4883. L3.
Leland, Charles Godfrey ("Hans Breit-
man"): PS 2240-2243.
Lemon, Mark: PR 4883. L6.
Leslie, Eliza: PS 2244. L5.
L'Eatrange, Sir Roger: PR 3541.L3.
Letters
Collections: PN 6131-6140.
American literature: PS 670-679.
English literature: PR 1341-9.
Literary history: PN 4400.
American literature: PS 410-^18.
English literature: PR 911-917.
Lever, Charles: PR 4884-5.
Lewis, Alonzo: PS 2246. L2.
Lewis, Charles Bertrand ("M. Quad"):
PS 2246. L3.
Lewis, Estelle Anna Blanche (Robinson)
PS 2246. L35.
Lewis, Leopold: PR 4886. L3.
Lewis, Matthew Gregory: PR 4887-8.
" Liberation of the five boroughs" (Anglo-
Saxon): PR 1689.
Lillo, George: PR 3541. L5.
Limericks: PN 6231. L5.
Lincoln, Abraham, see E 457.2.
Lincoln, Joseph Crosby: PS 3523.146.
Lindsay, Sir David: PR 2296. L6.
Dramatic works: PR 2659. L5.
Lindsay, Robert: PR 2296.L7.
Linn, John Blair: PS 2246.L7.
Linton, Elizabeth (Lynn): PR 4889. L5.
Linton, William James: PR 4889. L6.
Lippard, George': PS 2246. L8.
Lippincott, Sarah Jane (Clarke) ("Grace
Greenwood"): PS 2247.
Lippmann, Julie Mathilde: PS 2248. L2.
Litchfield, Grace Denio: PS 2248. L3.
Literary agents: PN 163.
Literary criticism: PN 80-99.
Literary exchanges: Z 690.
Literary extracts: PN 6245-6.
Literary history
Collected essays: PN 500-519.
Collected monographs: PN 35-7.
Comparative literature: PN 851-884.
Congresses: PN 31-3.
Dictionaries: PN 41-3.
Encyclopaedias: PN 41-3.
Essays: PN 500-519.
General works: PN 521-595.
Medieval: PN 670-691.
Periodicals: PN 1-9.
Societies: PN 21-30.
Special periods: PN 611-779.
Special topics: PN 597-605.
Study and teachings: PN 59-72.
Theory, Philosophy: PN 45-57.
TreaUses: PN 521-595.
Year-book: PN 11-19.
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INDEX
Literary landmarks: PN 164.
American literature: PS 141^.
English literature: PR 109-110.
Literary societies: PN 21-30.
Literature
Collections: PN 6011-6595.
Poetry: PN 6100-6110.
Quotations: PN 6080-^095.
See also Literary history.
Literature, Relation of journalism to:
PN 4759.
Literature and economics: PN 51.
Literature and education: PN 52.
Literature and ethics: PN 49.
Literature and hist/jry: PN 50.
Literature and language: PN 54.
Literature and life: PN 47.
Literature and nature: PN 48.
Literature and phiioaophy: PN 49.
Literature and political science: PN 51.
Literature and religion: PN 49.
Literature and sociology: PN 51.
Literature and science: PN 55.
Love in literature
Collections: PN 6071. L7.
Epigrams: PN 6288. L6.
Letters: PN 6140.L7.
American: PS 673. L6.
English: PR 1349.L8.
Poems: PN 6110.L6.
American: PS 595. L6.
English: PR 11S4.
Thoughts: PN,6338.L6.
"Lives of the saints" (Middle EngUah):
PR 2029. L3.
Livingston, William: PS 791.1^.
Livingstone, Alice Muriel: PS 3319.W7.
Lloyd, Charles: PR 4890.L8.
Lloyd, David: PR3541.L55.
Lloyd, David Demarest: PS 2248.L6.
Lloyd, John Uri: PS 2248. L7.
Locke, David Ross ("Petroleum V.
Nasby"): PS 2248.L8.
Locke, William John: PR 6023.02.
Locker-Lampson, Frederick:
PR 4891.L2.
liOckhart, Arthur John ("Pastor Fehx"):
PS 2248. L85.
Lockhart, John Gibson: PR 4891. L4.
Lockwood, Ralph Ingersoll: PS 2248.L9.
Lodge, George Cabot: PS 3523.027.
Lodge, Henry Cabot: PS2249.L4.
Lodge, Thomas: PR 2297-^.
Dramatic works: PR 2669. L6.
Lofland, John: PS 2249. L5.
"Lofsong of Ure Lefdi": PR 2029. L6.
Lofft, Capel: PR 3541X6.
Logan, Algernon Sidney: PS 2249. L6.
Logan, James: PS 791.L6.
Logan, John: PR 3541. L7.
London, Jack: PS 3523.046.
Lonelich, Henry: PR 2029. L6.
Long, John Luther: PS 3523.047.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth:
PS 2250-2298.
Longfellow, Samuel: PS 2299. L2.
Ixingstreet, Augustus Baldwin:
PS 2299.L4.
Loomis, Charles Battell: PS 3523.0545.
Lord, William Wilberforce: PS 2299. L6.
Lorimer, George Horace: PS 3523.064.
Loring, Frederick Wadsworth:'
PS 2299.L8.
Lovelace, Richard: PR 3542. L2.
Ix)veling, Wdliam: PR 3542. L3.
Loveman, Robert: PS 3523.085.
Lover, Samuel: PR 4892-3.
Lowe, Martha Ann (Perry): PS 2299. L98.
Lowell, James Russell: PS 2300-2348.
Lowell, Maria (Wl)ite): PS 2349. L2.
Lowell, Robert Traill Spence:
PS 2349.L4.
Lucas, Daniel Bediuger: PS 2349. L6.
Lucas, Edward V.: PR 6023. U24.
Luck, Robert: PR 3542. U.
Ludlow, FitzHugh: PS 2350.L5.
Luders, Charles Henry: PS 2351. L2.
Lullabies: PN 6110.C4.
Lunt, George: PS 2351. L4.
Lupton, Thomas: PR 2659. L8.
Luska, Sidney, p$eud.: PS 1795-1798.
"Lutel Both sermun": PR 2029. L7.
Lyall, Edna, -pseud.: PR 4079.B5.
Lyceum courses: LC 6551-6560.
Lydgatc, John: PR 2030-8.
Lyly, John: PR 2300-3.
Dramatic works: PR 2659.L9.
Lyly, WUliam: PR 2304. L4.
Lyric poetry
Literary hi8tor>': PN 1351-13^19.
Medieval: PN 691.
Lyric poetry of special countrie»
American: PS 593. L8.
History and criticism:
PS309.L8.
English: PR 1187.
History and criticiam: PR 609.
255
INDEX
Lytle, William Haines: PS 2351. L6.
Lyttelton, Edith: PR 6023.Y6.
Lyttelton, George Lyttelton, 1st. baron:
PR 3542.L8.
Lytton, E. G. Bulwer-Lytton, Ist. baron:
PR 490(M8.
Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer-Lytton,
1st. earl o/(Owen Meredith):
PR 4950-8.
Lytton, Roeina Bulwer-Lytton, baroness:
PR 4959.L5.
Mabie, Hamilton Wright: PS 2353-2354.
Macaronic verse: PN 1489.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Lord:
PR 4963.
McCall, Sidney, pseud.: PS 1661-1662.
McCarthy, Justin Huntley:
PR 4964.M5.
McClelland, Margaret Greenway:
PS 2355.M2.
McCord, Louisa Susannah (Cheves):
PS 2355.M6.
McCuUough, Myrtle (Reed):
PS 3535.E3.
McCutcheon, George Barr:
PS 3525.A187.
McDermott, George Lawrence:
PS 2356.M5.
McDonagh, Thomas: PR 6025. A22.
Macdonald, Andrew: PR 3543.M15.
Macdonald, George: PR 4965-9.
McDowell, Katherine Sherwood (Bon-
ner): PS 2357-2358.
Macfarlane, James: PR 4970. M2.
McGaffey, Ernest: PS 2359.M14.
Mack, Alexander: PS 793.M3.
Mackay, Charles: PR 4971. M2.
Mackay, Eric: PR 4971. M3.
McKaye, Percy Wallace: PS 3525.A25.
McKellar, Thomas: PS 2359.M48.
Mackenzie, Henry: PR 3543. M2.
Mackintosh, Sir James: PR 4971. M6.
Mackliu, Charles: PR 3543.M3.
Maclaren, Ian, pseud.: PR 5740-4.
McLean, Sarah Pratt: PS 1764. G29.
McLeod, Fiona, pseud.: PR 5350-8.
Macneill, Hector: PR 3543. M5.
Macnish, Robert: PR 4971. M7.
MacphecBon, James ("Osaian"): PR 354J
M'Taggart, Mrs. Ann: PR 4971. MB.
Macy, Arthur: PS 2359.M635.
Madison, James: PS 795-799.
Magazines
Authorship: PN 147.
Literary history: PN 4832.
Maginn, William: PR 4972. M3.
Mahony, Francis Sylvester ("Father
Prout"): PR4972.M33.
Major, Charles: PS 2359. M648.
Major, or Mair, John: PR 2304. M5.
Make-up: PN 2068.
Mallet, David: PR 3545.M4.
Mallock, William Hurrell: PR 4972. M5.
Malone, Edmond: PR 2972.M3.
Malone, Walter: PS 2359.M66.
Malory, Sir Thomas: PR 2040-8.
Mandeville, Bernard: PR 3545. M6.
Mandeville, John: PR 2050-4.
Mangan, James Clarence: PR 4973.
Manly, Mary: PR 3545.M8.
Mann, Horace: PS 2359. M69.
Manners, J. HarUey: PR 4974.M15.
Manning, Henry Edward, cardinal:
PR 4974.M2.
Mannyng, Robert: PR 2056.
"Man's falsehood": PR 1742.
"Man's fate": PR 1744.
"Man's gifts": PR 1746.
"Man's mind": PR 1748.
Mansfield, Lewis W.: PS 2359.M7.
Manuscripta
Preparation: PN 160.
Sale: PN 161.
Map, Walter: PR 2058.
Marionettes: PN 1970-1981.
Markham, Cervasse: PR 2304. M3.
Markham, Edwin: PS 2360-2363.
Markoe, Peter: PS 801.M7.
Marlowe, Christopher: PR 2660-78.
Marmion, Shackerley: PR 3545. M9.
Marriage in epigram: PN 6288. M3.
Marry&t, Frederick: PR 4975-9.
Marshall, Emma: PR 4980.M4.
Marshall, George: PR 4980.M5.
Maratou, John: PR 2690-8.
Marston, John Westland: PR 4980.M8.
Marston, Philip Bourke: PR 4981-2.
Martin, Edward Sandford: PS 2364. M8.
Martin, Sir Theodore: PR 4984. M3.
-Martiueau, Harriet: PR 4984. M5.
Marvell, Andrew: PR 3546.
Marvel, Ik, pseud.: PS 2400-2408.
Marvin, Frederic Rowland: PS 2365.
Maeefield, John: PR 6025. A77.
Maaon, Alfred E. W.: PR 6025. A79.
256
INDEX
Mason, Caroline Atherton (Briggs):
P8 2367.M3.
Maaon, Jamee: PR 4984.M6.
Maaon, John (fl. 1610): PR 2699.M5.
Maaon, John (1706-1763): PS 802.
Mason, Walt: PS 3525. A823.
Maaon, William: PR 3548. M2.
Maaquee: PN 3201-5.
American drama: PN 6120.M3.
Literary history: PN 1934.
Maaaey, Gerald: PR 4984. M7.
Maaeinger, Philip: PR 2700-8.
Maaeon, Thomas Lansing: PS 2367. M6.
Mather, Ck)tton: PS 805.
Mather, Increase: PS 806.M6.
Mathews, Albert (Paul Siogvolk):
PS 2368.M3.
Mathewa, Cornelius: PS 2368.M4
Mathews, William: PS 2368.M8.
Mathiaa, Thomaa James: PR 4987. M2.
Matthews, James Brander: PS 2370-2373.
Maturin, Charles Robert: PR 4987. M7.
Maturin, Edward: PS 2374. M9.
Maurice, Frederick Denison:
PR 4988.M3.
Maxims: PN 6300-8.
Maxwell, Sir Herbert Eustace:
PR 4989.M2.
Maxwell, Mary Elizabeth (Braddou):
PR 4989.M4.
May, Thomas: PR 2709.M3.
Mayhew, Horace: PR 4989.M5.
Maylem, John: PS 806.M8.
Mayne, Jasper: PR 3548.M4.
Mayo, Isabelle (Fyvie) ("Edward Gar-
rett"): PR4989.M7.
Mayo, William Starbuck: PS 2376. M7.
Medical anecdotes: PN 6288.M4.
Medieval literature: PN 66&-€94.
Legends: PN 68^7.
Poetry: PN 688-691.
Prose: PN 692-3.
Meditations: PN 6146.
Special authore in PQ-PV.
Medwall, Henry: PR 2709.M8.
Mellen, Grenville: PS 2379.M2.
Melodrama
Literary history: PN 1910-9.
Melville, Herman: PS 2380-2388.
Men in epigram: PN 6288.M4.
Monnia, Sir John: PR 2308.
"Menologium" (Calendar of saints):
PR 1740.
Meredith, George: PR 5000-18.
Meres, PYancis: PR 2311-2.
Merington, Marguerite: PS 3525. E62.
Merivale, Herman Charles: PR 5019. M8.
Merivale, John Herman: PR 5020.
"Merlin" (Middle English): PR 2062.
Merriman, Henry Seton, pteud.:
PR 5299.S5.
Messenger, Lillian Rozell: PS 2389.
Meston, William: PR 3548.M8.
Metcalf, C. J.: PR 5021. M2.
Metrical romances
English literature: PR 2064-5.
Meyer, Annie (Nathan): PS 3525. E9.
Meynell, Mrs. Alice: PR 5021. MS.
Meynell, Wilfrid: PR 5021. M4.
Michel, Dan, of Northgate: PR 2085.M3.
Mickle, William Julius: PR 3549. M3.
Middle English literature
Collections: PR 1119-20; 1804-2165.
History: PR 251-369.
Middleton, Thomaa: PR 2710-8.
Mifflin, Lloyd: PS 2391-2392.
Miles, George Henry: PS 2393.M6.
Miller, Harriet (Mann) ("Olive Thome
MUler"): PS 2399.M5.
MUler, Hugh: PR 5021.M45.
Miller, Joaquin: PS 2395-2398.
Miller, Olive Thorne: PS 2399. M5.
Mills, Charles: PR 5021. M47.
Mihnan, Henry Hart: PR 5021.M5.
Milner, George: PR 5021. M6.
Milton, John: PR 3650-98.
Mimes
Literary history: PN 1940-9.
Minot, Laurence: PR 2085.M5.
Minstrels (Drama): PN 1969.M5.
Minstrels, Negro: PN 3195, PN 4305.N6.
Miracle plays
English literature: PR 643.
"Mirror of man's salvation":
PR 2086.M6.
Mitchell, Donald Grant ("Ik Marvel")-
PS 2400-2408.
Mitchell, John Ames: PS 2409. M2.
Mitchell, Langdon Elwyn: PS 2409. M4.
MitcheU, Silas Weir: PS 2410-2418.
Mitchell, Walter: PS 2419.M3.
Mitford, Mary Russell: PR 5022-3.
Mock trials: PN 6120.M7.
Moir, David Macbeth: PR 5029. M5.
Moncrieff, William Thomas: Pil 5029. M7.
Monologueu: PN 4305.M6.
257
INDEX
Monroe, Harriet: PS 2420-2423.
Montagu, Elizabeth: PR 3603.M2.
Montague, Lady Mary Wortley: PR 3604.
Montgomery, Alexander: PR 5029.M8.
Montgomery, James: PR 5030-4.
Montgomery, Robert: PR 5036.M5.
Moody, William Vaughn: PS 2425-2428.
Moore, Charles Leonard: PS 2429. M4.
Moore, Clement Clarke: PS 2429.M5.
Moore, Dugald: PR 5039.M5.
Moore, Edward: PR 3605. M3.
Moore, George: PR 5040-4.
Moore, John: PR 3605.M5.
Moore, John Trotwood: PS 2429.M8.
Moore, Thomas: PR 505O-«.
Morality plays
English literature: PR 643.
More, Hannah: PR 3605.M6.
More, Henry: PR 3605.M7.
More, Paul Elmer: PS 2431-2432.
More, Sir Thomas: PR 2321-2.
Morgan, Sydney (Owenson), lady:
PR 5059. M3.
Morison, David: PR 3605.M8.
Morley, John Morley, viacount:
PR 5059. M45.
MorreU, William: PS 808.M3.
Morris, Charles: PR 5059.M5.
Morris, George Pope: PS 2433.M5.
Morris, Sir Lewis: PR 5060-4.
Morris, William: PR 5070-88.
Morritt, John B. S.: PR 5089.M2.
Morse, James Herbert: PS 2434.M4.
"Morte d' Arthur" (Malory): PR 2040^.
Mortimer, John: PR 5094.M5.
Morton, John Maddison: PR 5097.M3.
Morton, Nathaniel: PS 80S.M5.
Morton, Sarah Wentworth (Apthorp):
PS 808.M7.
Morton, Thomas: PR 5097.M5.
Motherwell, William: PR 5101.M3.
Motley, John Lothrop: PS 2435-2436.
Mottoes: PN 6309-6318.
Moulton, Louise (Chandler):
PS 2440-2443.
Moultrie, John: PR5101.M34.
Mountfort, William: PR 3605.M83.
Moving-picture shows: PN 1993-8.
Muir, John: PS 2447.M5.
Munday, Anthony: PR 2324-5.
Dramatic works: PR 2719.M6.
Munger, Theodore Thornton:
PS 2449.M4.
Munro, Neil: PR 5101. M4.
Murfree, Mary Noailles ("Charles Egbert
Craddock"): PS 2450-2458.
Murphy, Arthur: PR 3605 .M9.
Murray, David Christie: PR 5101. M45.
Murray, Robert Fuller: PR 5101. M5.
Music
Relation of drama to: PN 1C39.
Relation of joiirnalism to: PN 4765.
Relation of literature to: PN 56. M.
Relation of poetry to: PN 1066.
Myers, Frederic William Henry:
PR 5101. M6.
Mysteries (Drama): PR 643.
Nabbes, Thomas: PR 2719.N3.
Nadal, Ehrman Syme: PS 2459.N2.
Nairne, Caroline (Oliphant), baroness:
PR 5102.N3.
Napier, John: PR 2326.N2.
Nares, Edward: PR 5102.N6.
Narrative Poems:
English: PR 1195.N2.
Naaby, Petroleum V., pseud.: PS 2248.L8.
Nash, Thomaa: PR 2720-8.
Naturalism
History: PN 601.
Philosophy: PN 56.R3.
Nature in literature: PN 48.
American literature: PS 163.
English literature: PR 143.
General collections: PN 6071.N2.
Quotations: PN 6084. N2.
Nature in poetry
CoUections: PN 6110.N2.
History and criticism: PN 1065.
American literature: PS 310. N.
English literature: PR 508.N3.
(See also landscape.)
Neal, John: PS 2459.N28.
Neale, John Mason: PR 5103.N2.
Negro drama: PN 6120.N4.
Negro minstrels: PN 3195.
Plays: PN 4305.N6.
Negro in fiction: PN 3423.
Nesmith, James E.: PS 2459. N3.
Nevinson, Henry W.: PR 6027.E78.
Newbolt, Henry John: PR 5103.N4.
Newcastle, Margaret (Lucas) Cavendish,
duchess of: PR 3605. N2.
Newcastle, William Cavendish, duke of:
PR 3605.N4.
Newcomb, Rev. Thomas: PR 3605.N7.
258
INDEX
Newell, Robert Henry ("Orpheus
Kerr"): PS 2459.N4.
Newman, Eugene William ("Savoyard '
PS 2459.N49.
Newman, John Henry, cardinal:'
PR 5105-9.
NiccolB, Richard: PR 2326»N4.
Nichol, John: PR 5110.N24.
Nicholaa of Guildford: PR 2085. N4.
Nichols, Starr Hoyt: PS 2459.N6.
Nicholson, Meredith: PS 3527.135.
Nicoll, Robert: PR 5110. N3.
Nicoll, Sir William Robertson:
PR 5110.N4.
"Nicolaon, Violet": PR 6015.02.
Nicotiana: GT 3020.
Niles, Nathaniel: PS 811.N3.
Noble, Thomaa: PR 5110.N7.
Noel, Roden: PR 5111.
Nonsenae rhymes: PN 1525.
Collectionfl: PN 6110.N6.
Norris, Frank: PS 2470-2473.
North, Christopher, pseud.: PR 5835-8,
North, Sir Thomas: PR 2326. N6.
Norton, Charles EUot: PS 2475-247[..
Norton, Hon. Mrs. Caroline (Sheridan)
PR5112.N5.
Norton, John (1606-16(>3): PS 811.N5
Norton, John (1651-1716): PS 811. N6.
Norton, Thomas: PR 2326. N8.
Dramatic works: PR 2729,N7.
Novels: PN 3311-3503.
Historical: PN 3441.
Noyea, Alfred: PR 6027.08.
Noyes, Nicholas: PS 811.N8.
Nursery rhymes: PN 6110.C4; PZ 8.3.
Nye, Edgar Wilson ("Bill Nye"):
PS 2481-2482.
Oakes, Urian: PS 813.02.
Oberammergau: PN 3235-41.
Oberholtzer, Sara Louisa (Vickera):
PS 2484.04.
O'Brien, Fitz-James: PS 2485.
Obsequies of authors: PN 171.03.
Occasional addresses: PN 4205.04.
Occleve, Thomas: PR 2090-8.
O'Connor, William Douglas:
PS 248i.05.
Odell, Jonathan: PS 813.04.
Odes
Collections: PN 6110.02.
English: PR 1195.02.
Literary history: PN 1371.
O'Flaherty, Charles: PR 5112.05.
O'Hara, Theodore: PS 2487-2488.
O'Keeffe, James: PR 3605.02.
O'Keeffe, John: PR 3605.03.
O'Kelly, Seumas: PR 6029. K4.
Old age: PN 6071.06.
Oldham, John: PR 3605.04.
Oldmixon, John: PR 3605.05.
Oldys, William: PR 3605.06.
Oliphant, Laurence: PR 5112.08.
Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret 0. W.:
PR 5113-1.
Opdycke, John Baker: PS 3529. P4.
Opera, see ML 1800-1950.
Opie, Mrs. Amelia: PR 5115.03.
Optimism
Collections: PN 6071.07.
Thoughts: PN 8338.06.
Orators (Biography)
Collected: PN 4057.
Individual: D-F, PR, PS.
Oratory
Collections: PN 6121-6129.
History and criticism: PN 4001^321.
Biography: PN 4057-4058.
Collected monographs, etc.:
PN 4012.
Debating: PN 4181-4191.
Dictionaries: PN 4016.
Periodicals: PN 4001-4003.
Recitations: PN 4199-4321.
Societies: PN 4009.
Studr PN 4071^095.
Treatises: PN 4103-4129.
Oratory, American:
Collections; PS 660-669.
Historj' and criticism: PS 400-408.
Oratory, English:
Collections: PR 1321-1329.
History and criticism: PR 901-907.
Orczy, Emmuska, baroness:
PR 6029. R25.
O'Reilly, John Boyle: PS 2490-2493.
Oriental authors in U. S.:
Armenian: PS 9990.
Oriental literature
Epigrama: PN 6288.07.
Maxima: PN 6307.07.
Proverbs: PN 651 L
Thought*,: PN 6338.07.
O'Riordan. Conal O'Connpll:
PR 0029. R4 5.
Orleans, Charles, duke of: PR 1349. C6.
Orm(andtheOrmulum): PR 2100-8.
259
INDEX
Orrery, Charles Boyle, 4th earl of:
PR 3607.03.
Orrery, Roger Boyle, Isi earl of:
PR 3607.04.
Osbom, Laughtou: PS 2494.04.
Oaboume. Lloyd: PS 2495.
Osgood, Frances Satgent (Locke):
PS 2497.
O'Sliaughaessy, Arthur: PR 5115.04.
Osflian, see Macpherson.
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret (Fuller):
PS 2500-2508.
Otis,Jame8: PS 813.06.
Otway, Thomas: PR 3610-4.
Onidvi, pseud.: PR 4527-8.
Outram. George: PR 5115.06.
Overbury, Sir Thomas: PR 2326.05.
Owen, John: PR 2326.07.
Owen, JRobcrt Dale: PS 2509.08.
"The owl and the nightingale": (Middle
English): PR 2109.07.
Oxenham,John: PR 6029. X4.
Page, Thomas Nelson: PS 2510-2518.
Pageants: PN 3203-99.
Paget, Violet ("Vernon Lee"):
PR5115.P2.
Pain, Barry: PR 6031.A25.
Paine, Albert Bigelow: PS 3531. A27.
Paine, Ralph Delahaye: PS 3531. A275.
Paine, Robert Treat: PS 2519. P2.
Paine, Thomas: PS 815-819.
Painter, William: PR 2327-8.
Palgrave, Francis Turner: PR 5115.P5.
Palmer, John Williamson: PS 2519. P4.
Palmer, Ray: PS 2519.P6. '
Panics in theaters: PN 2091.P3.
Pantomimes
History: PN 1985.
Playbooks: PN 6120. P3.
Panton, Mrs. Jane Ellen: PR 6031 .A4.
"Paris and Vienni" (Middle English):
PR 2109.P2.
Parker, Benjamin Strattan: PS 2520.P4.
Parker, George Williams: PR 5119.P5.
Parker, Sir Gilbert PR 5120-4.
Parker, Louis N.: PR 5126.P5.
Parkes, Elizabeth (Robire): PS 2719. R4.
Parkman, Francis: PS 2521-2522.
Parley, Peter, pseud.: PS 1754-1755.
"The parliament of three ages":
PR 2109.P3.
Parnell, Thomas: PR 3616.
Parodies (Poetry): PN 6110.P3.
S{>ecial poems with original: PQ-PT.
Parody (wit and humor): PN 6149.PS.
Parr, Samuel: PR 3617. P2.
Parsons, Thomas William: PS 252S.P8.
Parsons, William: PR 5127. P2.
Partington, Mrs., pseud.: PS 2815-2818.
Parton, Sarah Pa>8on (Willis) ("Fanny
Fern"): PS 2523. P9.
"The passion of Our Lord:" PR 2109.P5.
Passion play, Oberammergau:
PN 3235-41.
Pftsticcios, centos, etc.: PN 1476.
Pastorals:
CoHections: PN 6110.P+.
English: PR 1195.P3.
History and criticism: PN 1421.
Pater, Walter Horatio: PR 5130-8.
Paterson, Andrew Barton: PR 6031. A75.
"Patience" (Middle English): PR 2110.
Patmore, Coventry: PR 5140-4.
Paton, iStr Joseph Noel: PR 614fr-7.
Patriotic poetry:
American: PS 595.H6.
English: PR 1195.H6.
Patriotic recitations: PN 4240-49.
Pattison, Mark: PR 5149.P2.
Paul, John, pseud.: PS 3157. W6.
Paulding, James Kirke: PS 2525-2528.
Payn, James: PR 5150-8.
Payne, John: PR 5159. P5.
Payne, John Howard: PS 2530-2633.
Payne, Will: PS 2534.P5.
Peabody, Josephine Preston: PS3531.E13.
Peacock, Thomas Ix)ve: PR 5160-4.
"Pearl" (Middle EngUah): PR 2111.
Peck, Francis: PR 3617.P7.
Peck, George WUbur: PS 2539.P28;
PN 6161.
Peck, Harry Thurston: PS 2539. P3.
Peck, Samuel Mintum: PS 2539.P4.
Peck, WUliam Henry: PS 2539. P5.
Pccock, Reginald: PR 2113.
Pccle, George: PR 2730-8.
Pellew, George: PS 2539.P7.
Pembroke, Mary (Sidney) Herbert, count-
ess of : PR 2329. P2.
Penn, John: PR 5167.P4.
Penn, William: PS 821.
Pennie, John F.: PR 5167.P8.
Penny, Mrs. Anne Christian: PR 3617. P8.
Pensions for authors: PN 171.P4.
Pepys, Samuel: PR 3618. P2.
260
INDEX
Percival, Jamee Gates: PS 2540-2543. j
Percy, George: PS 823.
Percy, Thomas, bishop of Dromore.
PR 3618. P5.
Periodicals
Literature (General): PN 1-9.
Authorship: PN 101-9.
Comparative literature: PN 861.
Criticlem: PN 80.
Dramatic literature: PN 1600-9.
Folk literature: FN 905.
Journalism: PN 4700-5.
Oratory, Elocution : PN 4001-3, 4071.
Poetry: PN 1010.
Prose; PN 3311.
Theater: PN 2000-9.
Perry, Blisa: P^ 2545. P4.
Perry, George: PS 2545. P5.
Perry, Lilla Cabot: PS 2545. P7.
Perry, Nora: PS 2550 2553.
Peterson, Henry: PS 2554. P4.
Pfeiffer, Emily Jane (Davie): PR 5168.P3.
Phaer, Thomas: PR 2329. P4.
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart: PS 3140-3H3.
Philips, Ambrose: PR 3619. P2.
Philips, John: PR 3619. P3.
Philips, Mrs. Katherine: PR 3619. P4.
Phillips, Charles: PR 5169. P7.
Phillips, David Graham: PS 3531.115.
Phillips, Edward: PR3G19.P43.
Phillips, Stephen: PR 5170-4.
Phillips, Watts: PR 5175. P3.
Phillips, Wendell: PS 2566 2-567.
Phillipeon, CamlineG.: PR5175.P5.
Phillpotts, Eden: PR 5177.
Philosophy in literature: PN 49.
Drama: PN 1647.
Poetry: PN 1077.
"Phoenix": PR 1750.
Phoenix, John, pseud.: PS 1535.
Physicians aa authors:
English literature: I*R 120.
"PhysioK)gns"(Anglo-Soxi>ii): PR 1752-7
Piatt, Donni PS 2576. P4.
Piatt, John James: PS 2578 2579.
Piatt, Sarah Morgan (Bryan):
PS 2581-2582.
Pi< aresque tales: PN 3428-30.
Pidgin, Charles FelU>n: PS 2584. P2.
"Piers Plowman": PR 2010-8.
Pike, Albert: PS 2585-2586.
Pike, Mary Ilayden (Green) ("Mary
Langdon"): PS 2587. P5.
Pikering, Juhn: PR 2739. P4.
Pilgrim, James: PS 2588. P5.
"Pilgrimage of the lyf ;>( the manhode":
PR 2114. P4.
Pinckncy, Eliza (Lucan): PS 824. P7.
Pindar, P^tcr, pseiul.: PR 3765. W7.
Pincro, Sir Arthur Wing: PR 5180-^.
Pinkney, Edward Coate: P*S 2591-2592.
Piozzi, HeBter (Thrale):
PR 3619.P5.
Plagiarism: PN 167-8.
Planch6, James Robinson: PR 5187. P2.
Plant fables: PN 993.
Plea.sure8 of the tabic:
PN 6238 of. GT 2880, 2910.
Plummer, Mary Wright: PS 3531.1.2.
Pluraptre, Edward Hayes: PR 5187. P3.
Poe, Edgar Allen: PS 2600-2648.
Poetic license: PN 1059. P7.
Poetics: PN 1040-9.
Poetry
1 Collections: PN 6100-6110.
Folk literatiire: PN 1341.
Literary history: PN 1010-1525.
Medieval: PN 688-691.
See also American literature —
Poetry.
English literature —
Poetry.
Poetry, Praise of: PN 1064.
Pole, Reginald, cardinal: PR 2329.P6.
Polidori, Dr. John William: PR 5187.P5.
Political science in literatiire: PN 51.
Poetry: PN 1081.
Politics, Relation of joiirnaliHm to:
PN 4751.
Pollock, Sir Frederick: PR 5189. P15.
PoUok, Robert: PR 5189. P2.
Pomfret, John: PR 3619.P7.
Pool, Maria Louise: PS 2649.P4.
Pope, Alexander: PR 3620-38.
Person, Richard: PR 3639.P4.
Porter, Anna Maria: PR 5189.P4.
Porter, Harold Everett: PS 3531.0735.
Porter, Jano: PR 5189.P5.
Porter, William Sydney ("O. Henry"):
PS 2649.P5.
Pory, John: PS 825.
Post-prandiftl addresses: PN 4305.04.
Pound, Ezra Ixwrnis: PS 3531.082.
Powers, Horatio NeWm: PS 2G49.1'82.
Praed, Rosa Caroline (Mr$. ("luuptnll
Praed): PR5189.P6.
261
INDEX
Praed, Winthrop Mackworth:
PR 5189.P7.
Pratt, Samuel Jackeon: PR 5189. P8.
Prefaces: PN 171. P7.
Prentice, George Denison: PS 2653-2654.
PrentisB, Elizabeth (Payeon):
PS 2655.P5.
Preraphaelitism
English literature: PR 466.
Prescott, William Hickling:
PS 265G-2657.
Preston, Harriet Waters: PS 2659.P5.
Preston, Margaret (Junkin):
PS 2660-2663.
Preston, Thomafl: PR 2739. P7.
Preston, William: PR 3639.P7.
Prichard, Thomas J effery Llewelyn:
PR 5190.P2.
Prime, Samuel Irenseus: PS 2664.P3.
Prime^ William Cowper: PS 2604. P4.
Prince, Thomas: PS 827.
Pringle, Thomas: PR 5190.P3.
Prior, Matthew: PR 3640-4.
Probyn, May: PR 5190.P7.
Procter, Adelaide Anne: PR 5191.
Procter, Bryan Waller ("Barry Corn-
wall"): PR 5192.
Proctor, Edna Dean: PS 2665-2668.
Prologues and epilogues
Authorship: PN 171. P8.
EngUeh poetry: PR 1195.P7.
Proee
Literary history: PN 3311-3503.
Medieval: PN 692-3.
See also
American literature.
English literature.
Folk literature.
Proee romances (Collections): PR 2115.
Proudfit, David Law: PS 2669.P3.
Prout, Father, pseud,: PR 4972.M33.
Proverbs: PN 6400-6525.
"Proverbs of Alfred:" PR 2117.
Publiflhers and authors: PN 155.
Pulpit oratory: PN 4173.
Punch and Judy: PN 1970-9.
Puns: PN 6231. P8.
Putnam, Mary Traill Spence (Lowell):
PS 2069. P6.
Puttenham, Richard: PR 2331-2.
Pye, Henry James: PR 3048.
Pyle, Howard: PS 2G7O-2071.
Quad, M., pseud.: PS 2246. L3.
Qaarles, Francis: PR 3650-4.
Quarles, John: PR 3655.Q3.
Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur Thomaa:
PR 5194-5.
Quillinam, Edward: PR 5197. Q3.
Quincy, Edmund: PS 2672.Q5.
Quincy, Joeiah, (1744-1775): PS 828. Q5.
Quincy, Joeiah, (1772-1864): PS 2672.Q7.
Quincy, Joeiah Phillips: PS 2672. Q8.
Quinton, John Purcell: PR 6033. U7.
Quotations: PN 6080-6095.
Radcliffe, Alexander: PR 3656.R15.
Radcliffe, Mrs. Ann: PR 5200-1.
Radeoliffe, Noell: PR 5205. R3.
Raile, Arthur Lyon: PR 6035. A35.
Raimond, C. E., pseud.: PS 2719. R4.
Raleigh, Sir Walter: PR 2334-5.
Ralph, James: PS 829.R2.
"Rambler, The:" PR 1365.R3.
Ramsay, Allen: PR 3657.
Randall, James Ryder: PS 2674.
Randall, John Witt: PS 2675.R2.
Randolf, Thomas: PR 2336.R3.
Randolph, Anson Davies Fitz:
PS 2675.R4.
Randolph, Thomas: PR 2739. R3.
Rands, William Brighty: PR 5209.R2.
Rankin, Jeremiah Fames: PS 2675.R6.
Rastell, John: PR 233G.R4.
"Rauf Coil year:" PR 2120.R3.
Rawlins, Thomas: PR 3658. R2.
Ray, William: PS 2676. R8.
Raymond, George Lansing:
PS 2677-2678.
Rayner, Isador: PS 2679. R3.
Read, Opie Percival: PS 2679.R6.
Read, Thomas Buchanan: PS 2680-2688.
Reade, Charles: PR 5210-8.
Realf, Richard: PS 2690-2691.
Realism and idealism
Esthetics: PN 56.14.
Realism: PN 56. R3.
Literary history: PN 601.
18th ceiitury: PN 750-9.
19th century: PN 760-9.
Realism and romanticism in prose fiction:
PN 3340.
Rebuses: PN 63C9-6377.
Recitations: PN 4199-4321.
Reed, Myrtle: PS 3535 E3.
Rccd, J. Rogers: PR 5219.R2.
262
INDEX
Reese, Lizette Wood worth:
PS 2693-2694.
Reeve, Clara: PR 3658. R5.
Reid, Chrifltian, pseud.: PS 3066.
Reid, Mayne: PR 5219. R26.
Reid, Robert: PR 521 9. R3.
Religion in literature:
American: PS 166.
Poetry: PS 310.R4.
English: PR 145.
Poetry: PR 508. R4.
Religion in literature: PN 49.
Drama: PN 1647.
Journalism: PN 4756.
Poetry: PN 1077.
Prose fiction: PN 3351.
Religious anecdotes: PN 6268.R4.
Religious plays: PN 1880.
Amateur: PN 6120. R4.
Religious poetry: PN 6110. R4.
American: PS 595.R4.
English: PR 1191.
Religious recitations: PN 4230-39.
Reporting: PN 4781.
Repplier, Agnes: PS 2696-2697.
Requier, Augustus Julian: PS 2698. R2.
Restoration
English literature
History: PR 437.
Collections: PR 1131.
Drama: PR 1266.
Poetry: PR 1213.
Rexford, Eben Eugene: PS 2698. R3.
Reynolds, Frederick: PR 5221.R3.
Reynolds, J. H.: PR 5221. R5.
Reynolds, John: PR 2336. R6.
Rhetoric (Technique of authorship):
PN 173-218; PE 1407-1443.
Rice, Cale Young: PS 3535.122.
Rice, Harvey: PS 2698.R5.
Rice, James: PR 5223-4.
Rich, Barnaby: PR 2336. R8.
Rich, R.: PS 829.R4.
Richard de Holand: PR 2121-2.
Richards, Alfred Bate: PR 5225.R5.
Richards, Laura Elizabeth (Howe):
PS 2698. R8.
Richards, Nathaniel: PR 3658.R7.
Richardson, Albert Deane: PS 2699 R2.
Richardson, Samuel: PR 3660-7.
Rickets, J.: PR 2739.R7.
Ricketson, Daniel: PS 2699. R54.
Rickman, Thomas Clio: PR 6227. R3.
Riddle, Albert Gallatin: PS 2699.R6.
Riddles: PN 6369-6377.
Folk literature: PN 1005.
Riddles, Anglo-Saxon (Exeter book);
PR 1760-4.
Rideing, William Henr> : PS 2699. R7.
Ridley, James: PR 3668.R-t.
Rigga^ Mrs. G.C.: PS 3300-3303.
Riley, James Whitcorab: PS 2700-2708.
Ripley, George, (d. 1490): PR 2124.R3.
Ripley, George, (1802-1880):
PS 2710-2713.
Ritchie, Anna Cora (Ogdon) Mowatt:
PS 2716-2717.
Ritchie, Anne (Thackeray), lady:
PR 5227. R7.
Rives, Amelie: PS 3090-3093.
Robbins, Reginald Chauncey:
PS 3535.015.
"Roberte, thedevyll": PR 2124. R7.
Roberts, Charles G. D.: PR 5231.
Roberts, William Hayward : PR 3668. R5.
Robertson, Alexander: PR 3669. R18.
Robertson, Thomas William:
PR 5232.R5.
Robertfeon, WiUiam B.: PR 5232.R7.
Robin Hood ballads: PR 2125-9.
Robins, Elizabeth: PS 2719.R4.
Robinson, Annie Douglas (Green):
PS 2719.R5.
Robinson, Clement: PR 2337. R6.
Robinson, Henry Crabb: PR 5233. R2
Robinson, Lennox: PR 6035.055.
Robinson, Mrs. Mary: PR 5233.R27.
Robinson, Robert: PR 5233. R3.
Robinson, Thomas: PR 2337. R7.
Robinson, Thomas R.: PR 5233. R38.
Robinson, Tracy: PS 2719. R7.
Robinson, William: PR 5233. R4.
Robinsonades: PN 3432.
EnglLsh PR 3403. Z5.
Roche, James Jeffrey: PS 2721-2722.
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of:
PR 36G9.R2.
Rodd, Sir James Reuuell: PR 5233. R5.
Rog^, Charlotte Fiske (Bates):
PS 2729. R4.
Rogers, Robert: PS 829. R6.
Ro-ers, Samuel: PR 5234-6.
Roguery, Romances of: PN 3428-30.
Rohlfs, Anna Katharine (Green):
PS 2730-2733.
Rollard.Jobn: PR2337.H75.
Rolle. Richard: PR 2136-6.
26:i
INDEX
Rolleetou, Thomae W. H : PR 5236.R3.
Rollins, Alice Marland (Wellington):
PS 2734. R3.
Rolt, Richard: PR3669.R7.
Romancee, Medieval
Poetry: PN 688-690.
English: PR 2064-6.
Prose: PN 692-3.
Romanic literature: PN 821.
Romsjiticism
Esthetics: PN 56.R7.
History: PN 603.
18th century: PN 750-9.
19th century: PN 760-9.
Fiction: PN 3340, 3500.
Romanticism ( English literature): PR 447.
Collections: PR 1139.
Poetry: PR 1219.
Romanticism in prose fiction: PN 3340.
Roosevelt, Theodore: PS 2734. R5.
Roscoe, William Caldwell: PR 5236. R6.
Roscommon, Wentworth Dillon, Earl of:
PR 3670. R5.
Rose, Aquila: PS 829. R8.
Rosenield, Sydney: PS 2734. R7
Roes, Alexander: PR 3671.R3.
Roes. Clinton: PS 2734. R8.
Roseetti, Christina: PR 5237-8.
Roosetti, Dante Gabriel: PR 5240-8.
Roesetti, William Michael: PR 5249.R2.
Rous, Francis: PR 2337. R8.
Rowe, Nicholas: PR 3671. R5.
Rowland, Helen: PS 3535.0965.
Rowlands, Samuel: PR 2337.R9.
Rowley, Samuel: PR 2739.R8.
Rowley, William: PR 2740-4.
RowBon, Susannah (Hassr'?'?):
PS 2736. R3.
Royle, p:dwin Milton: PS 2736.R32.
Ruffini, Giovanni: PR 5249. R9.
Rugeley, Rowland: PR 3671.R55.
"The ruin" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1766.
Rumford, Sir Benjamin Thompson, count:
PS829.R9.
Runklt*, Bertba: PS 3535.1147.
Ruskin, John: PR 5250-68.
Russell, Addison Peale: PS 2738.R3.
Ruaaell, Charles Edward: PS 3535.U67.
Russell, George W. E.: PR 5271.R5.
Russell, Invin: PS 2740-2743.
Ruffiell, John, fl. 1450: PR 2137.R6.
Russell, Thomas: PR 3671. R6.
Russell, WUliam Clark: PR 5280-3.
Rutland, Janetta, duchess of: PR 5285. R5.
Ryan, Abram Joseph: PS 2745-2748.
Rymer, Thomas: PR 3671. R7.
Sackville, Sir Thomas: PR 2747. S2.
Sacred poetry: PN 6110. R4.
St. Aubyn, Mary: PR 5291. S2.
"Saint Cecilia" (Middle English)-
PR 2139.S2.
Sala, George Augustus: PR 5299. S2.
"Salomon and Saturn" (Anglo-Saxon):
PR 1770.
Saltus, Edgar Evertson: PS 2750-^7-53.
SaltUB, Francis Saltus: PS 2755-2756.
Sampson, William: PR 2748. S2.
Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin:
PS275&-2759.
Sanborn, Katherine Abbott (" Kate San-
bom"); PS 2761.
Sands, Robert Charles: PS 2764. S4.
Sandys, George: PR 2338.
Songster, Margaret Elizabeth (Munson):
PS 2765-2768.
Santayana. George E.: PS 2770-2773.
Sargent, Epes: PS 2775-2778.
Sargent, Lucius Manlius: PS 2779.S15.
Satire (Literary History): PN 6149.S2.
PN 6147-6222.
American literature: PS 431-8.
English literature: PR 931-7.
Satire (Collections): PN 6231. S2.
English poetry: PR 1195.S3.
Satires on authors: PN 169.
Satires on oratory, elocution, etc.:
PN4066.
Saunders, Frederick: PS 2779.S2.
Savage, John: PS 2779.S25.
Savage, Minot Judson: PS 2779.S3.
Savage, Philip Henry: PS 2779. S4.
Savage, Richard: PR 3671. S2.
Savage, Richard Henry; PS2779.S5.
Savoyard, psnul.: PS 2459. N49.
"Sawles warde" (Middle English):
PR 2139. S3.
Saxe, John Godfrey: PS 2780-2788.
Sayings: PN 6319-6328.
Scenarios: PN 2054.
Moving- pictures: PN 1997.
School compositions: PS 647. S4.
School-room plays: PN 3171.
Schreiner, Olive: PR 5299.S4,
Science
Relation of literature to; PN 55.
Thoughts: PN 6S38.S4.
264
INDEX
Scollard. Clinton: PS 2790-2793.
Scot, Michel: PR 2139. S5.
Scot, Thomas: PR 2339. S2.
Scott, Duncan Campbell: I'R 6037. C9.
Scott, Hugh Stowell ("Henry Seton Mer-
riman"): PR 5299. S5.
Scott, John: PR 3671. S3.
Scott, Michael: PR 5299.86.
Scott, Sir Walter: PR 5300-48.
Scott, William Bell: PR 5349:S2.
Scribble, Timothy, pseud.:
PR 3379.C-5.
Scudder, Eliza: PS 2794.S5.
Scudder, Horace Elieha: PS 2795-2796.
Scull, Nicholas: PS 836.S3.
Sea, Anecdotes of: PN 6268.S4.
Sea poetry
CollectionB: PN 6I10.S4.
History of English literature;
PR 508. S4.
Seabridge, Charles: PR 5349.S25.
"Seafarer" (AngloSaxon): PR 1772.
Seaman, .Sir Owen: PR 6037. E12.
Searing, Laura Catharine (Redden):
PS 2797. R3.
Sears, Edmund Hamilton: PS 2797. S5.
Seawell, Molly Elliot: PS 2797. S7.
Seccomh, John: PS S36.S5.
Sedgwick, Catharine Maria: PS 2798.
Sedgwick, Henry Dwight: PS3637.E23.
Sedley, Sir Charles: PR 3671. S4.
Selby, Charles: PR 5349.84.
Selden, John: PR 2339.S3.
Sempill, Sir James, and Robert:
PR 2339.85.
Service, Robert William: PR 6037.E72.
Sestina: PN 1511.
English: PR 1194.
Seton, Ernest Thompson: PS 2801-2802.
Settle, Elkanah: PR 3671. S6.
Sewall, Harriet (\\inslow): PS 2804.82.
Sewall, Jonathan: PS 836.87.
Sewall, Samuel: PS 837-838.
Seward, Anna: PR 3671.87.
Sewell, Elizabeth M.: PR 5349.S5.
Sewell, Mrs. Mary (of Chertsey):
PR 5349.855.
Sewell, Mrs. Mary (Wright): PR 5349.86.
Shadow pantomimes; PN 6120. S5.
Shadow plays (History): PN 1&79.S5.
Shadwell, Charles: PR 3671.875.
Shadwell, Thomas: PR 3671. S8.
Shairp, John Campbell: PR 5349.88.
Shakespeare: PR 2750-3112.
Authorship: PR 2937-2961.
Biography: PR 2900-2936.
Criticism: PR 2885-3088.
Works: PR 2750-2875.
Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate:
PS 2804. S4.
Shanly, Charles Dawson: PS 2804.86.
Sharp. William (Fiona McLeod):
PR 5350-8.
Sharpe, Lewis: PR 3135.S3.
Sharpham, Edward: PR 3135.S5.
Shaw, George Bernard: PR 5360 8.
Shaw, Henry Wheeler ("Josh Billings"):
PS 2805-2808; PN 6161.
Shee, Sir Martin Archer: PR 5376.
Sheehan, Patrick Augustine: PR5377.S5.
Shell, Richard Lalor: PR 5379.S2.
Sheldon, Edward Brewster; PS 3537. H62.
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft: PR 5397-8.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe: PR 5400-18.
Sheustone,. William: PR 3677.
Sheridan, Mrs. Frances: PR 3679. S5.
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley: PR 3680-1.
Sherman, Frank Dempster; PS 2810-2813.
Sherwood, Mary Elizabeth (Wilson) :
PS 2814. S3.
Sherwood, Mary Martha (Butt):
PR 5449.S4.
Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow (".Mrs.
Partington"): PS 2815-2818.
Shinn, Charles Howard: PS 2821-2822.
Shinn, Milicent Washburn: PS 2824-2825.
Shirley, Henry: PR 3137.87.
Shirley, James: PR 3140-8.
Shore, Margaret Emily: PR 5450-55.
Short stories (Collections): PZ 1.
Short story, The
General: PN 3373-^.
American: PS 374.85.
English: PR 829.
Shorter, Dora (Sigerson): PR 5450.S7.
Shorthouse, Joseph Henry; PR 5451.
Shurtlelf, Ernest Worburton: PS2829.S3.
Sidgwick, Henr>': PR 5462.S25.
Sidney, Sir Phiivp; PR 2340-3.
Sigoumey, Lydia Howard (Huntley):
PS 2830-2833.
Sill, Edward Rowland: PS 2835-2838.
Sill, Louise Morgan (Smith):
PS 3537.147.
Simms, William Gilraor«: PS 2840-2858.
Simpson, John Pal^rave; PR 5452.S3.
2(i5
INDEX
Sime, Geoige R.: PR 5452.S4.
Sinclair, Upton Beall: PS 3537.185.
"Sinners beware" (Middle English):
PR 2139.S6.
Siogvolk, Paul, pseud.: PS 2368.M3.
"Sir Thopaa" (Middle English):
PR 2141-2.
Skelton, John: PR 2345-8.
Skelton, 5tr John: PR 5452.S6.
Skene, Felicia Mary Frances:
PR 5452.S7.
Skene, George: PR 3687.85.
Skinner, John: PR 3687.S6.
Sladen, Douglaa B. W.: PR 5453.S14.
Slosson. Annie (TrumbuU): PS 2859.S2.
Smedley, Edward: PR 5453.S15.
Smedley, Francis Edward: PR 5453. S2.
Smedley, Menella Bute: PR 5453.S23.
Smetham, James: PR 5453. S3.
Smith, Albert Richard: PR 5453.S4.
Smith, Alexander: PR 5453.S5.
Smith, Charles Henry ("Bill Arp"):-
PS 2859.S5.
Smith, Charlotte: PR 5453.S6.
Smith, Elihu Hubbard: PS 839.S5.
Smith, Elizabeth Oakes (Prince):
PS 2859.S8.
Smith, Francis Hopkinson:
PS 2860-2868.
Smith, Horatio: PR 5453.S7.
Smith, James (and Horatio): PR 5453. S8.
Smith, John (1580-1631): PS 839.S7.
Smith, May Riley: PS 2869.S3.
Smith, Richard Penn: PS 2869. S7.
Smith, Samuel Francis: PS 2870-2873.
Smith, Seba ("Major Jack Downing"):
PS 2876-2877.
Smith, Sydney: PR 5455-8.
Smith, Wentworth: PR 3153.83.
Smith, William (1727-1803): PS 841. S2.
Smith, William (1728-1793): PS 841.83.
Smithers, Henry: PR 5459. S3.
Smollett, Tobias: PR 3690-«.
Snider, Denton Jacques: PS 2880-288:V
Social ideals, forces, etc.: PN 51.
Drama: PN 1643.
Poetry: PN 1077.
American literature: PS 169.87.
English literature: PR 149. S7.
Societies
General literature: PN 21-9.
Authorship: PN 121.
Drama: PN lGll-9.
Societies — Continued .
Folk literature: PN 907.
Journalism: PN 4712.
Local: PN 4841-5639.
Oratory, Elocution: PN 4009,4073.
Poetry: PN 1012.
Prose: PN 3318.
Theater: PN 2015-7.
Society verse
Collections: PN 6110. V4.
American: PS 593. V4.
English: PR 1195.V3.
History and criticism: PN 1451.
Sociology, Relations of literature to:
PN51.
Drama: PN 1643.
Poetry: PN 1077.
Prose: PN 3344.
Solomon, Simeon: PR 5459.85.
Somerville, William: PR 3699.S2.
' ' The song against the king of Almaigne " :
PR 2143. S4.
Song-books (Popular, minor).
American: PS 593. L9.
English: PR 1188.
Song-writing: PN 1059.87.
Songs. See Lyric poetry.
Sonnets
Collections: PN 6110.S6.
American: PS 593.86.
English: PR 1195.85.
History and criticism: PN 1514.
Sotheby, William: PR 5459.86.
"Soul's address to the body": PR 1774.
South, The:
Quotations: PN 6084. S7.
Southeme, Thomas: PR 3699.83.
Southey, Caroline Anne (Bowles):
PR 5459.87.
Southey, Robert: PR 5460-8.
Southwell, Robert: PR 2349.85.
Southworth, Emma D. E. (Nevitte):
PS 2890-2893.
Sparrow, Thomas: PR 3155. S5.
Special topics in literature
Collections, Abstracts, etc.: PN 6071
Poetry: PN 6110.
Quotations: PN 6084-6095.
Special forms:
Ana: PN 6258.
Anecdotes: PN 6268.
Aphorisms: PN 6278.
Emblems: PN 6288.
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INDEX
Special topics in literature — Continued.
Special forms — Continued.
Epitaphs: PN 6298.
Letters: PN 6140.
Maxims: PN 6308.
Mottoes: PN 6318.
Recitations: PN 4230-4305.
Sayings: PN 6328.
Thoughts: PN 6338.
Toasts: PN 6348.
Wit and humor: PN 6231.
Spectacles: PN 3201-99.
"Spectator, The": PR 1365. S7.
"Speculum Gy de Warewyke":
PR 2143. S6.
Spedding, James: PR 5470.83.
Speed, John: PR 2349. S7.
Spence, Joseph: PR 3099. S4.
Spencer, William Robert: PR 5470.S4.
Spenser, Edmund: PR 2350-68.
Spofford , Harriet (Prescott) : PS 2895-2898.
Sports, Poetry of: PN 6110.S65.
Sprat, Thomas, Bishop of Rochester.
PR 3699.S7.
Stage, The: PN 2085-91.
Stagg, John: PR 5470.S7.
Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn: PR 5471-2.
Stanley, Thomas: PR 3699. S8.
Stansbury, Joseph: PS 843.S5.
Stanton, Frank Lobby: PS 290&-290G.
Stedman, Edmund Clarence:
PS 2910-2918.
Steele, Sir Richard: PR 3700-8.
Stephen, iSir James Fitzjamea:
PR 5473. S2.
Stephen, James Kenneth: PR 5473. S4.
Stephen, Sir Leslie: PR 5473. S6.
Stephens, Anna Sophia (Winterbotham):
PS 2919.S3.
Stephens, George: PR 5473. S65.
Stephens, James: PR 6037.T4.
Stephens, James Brunton: PR 5473. S7.
Stephens, Robert Ncilson: PS 29i9.S5.
Sterling, John: PR 5473.S8.
Sterne, Laurence: PR 3710-6.
Sterne, Stuart, pseud.: PS 1103.B8.
Stetson, Charlotte (Perkins):
PS 1744.G57.
Stevenson, Rob(>rt Louis: PR 5480-98.
Stevenson, William: PR 3157.S7.
Stewart. Charles David: PS 3537.T483.
Stewart, John: PR 5499.S15.
StiUman. William James; PS 2919.S8.
Stimson, Frederic Jeeup ("J. 8. of Dale"):
PS 2920-2923.
Stimson, John Ward: PS 2924. S4.
Stirling, William Alexander, Itt. earl of:
Drama: PR 3157.S75.
Po€tr>': PR 2369.85.
Stith, William: PS 84&-*46.
Stockton, Frank Richard: PS 2925-2928.
Stoddard, Charles Warren: P8 2930-2931.
Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew (Barbtow):
PS 2934.83.
Stoddard, John Lawson: PS 2934. S5.
Stoddard, Richard Henr>': PS 2935-2939.
Stoddard, William Osborn:PS 2941-2942.
Stoddart, Thomas Tod: PR 5499.818.
Stokes, Ellwood H.: PS 2943.82.
Stone, Cara Elizabeth (Hanscom) Whiton:
PS 2943.83.
Storrs, Richard Salter: PS 2944. S5.
Stor>', Isaac PS 847.85.
Story, Joseph: PS 2944. S7.
Story, William Wctmore: PS 2945-2948.
Biography, etc., aee NB 237.
Storytelling: LB 1942, 1179.
Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher):
PS 2950-2958.
Strachey, William: PS 848-849.
Street, Alfred Billings: P8 2959.S5.
Street, George Slythe: PR 6037.T8.
Street, Julian Leonard: PS 3537.T829.
Strickland, Agnes: PR 5499.S2.
Stringer, Arthur: PS 3537. T845.
Strode. William: PR 3157.88.
Stuart, Ruth (McEnery): PS 2960-2961.
Stub, Edmund: PR 3157.89.
Stubbs, Philip: PR 2369.S7.
Sturgie, Julian: PS 2962.87.
Suckling. Sir John: PR 3718.
Sulivan, Robert: PR 5499. S25.
Sullivan, Thomas Russell: PS 2963.
Supernatural in literature: PN 50. S8.
Surrey. Henry Howard, earl of:
PR 2370-3.
Sutherland. Howard Vigne: PS 3537. L'O.
Sutro. Alfred: PR 6037. U95.
Swain, Charles: PR 5499. S5.
Swanwick, Anna: PR 5499. S52.
Switt, Jonathan; PR 3720-8.
Swift. Lindsay: PS 2964.879.
Swinburne, Algernon Cliarlee:
PR 5500-18.
Swing, David: PS 2964. S8.
Sylv<>«ter, Herbert Milton: PS 2964.S87
267
INDEX
Sylvester, Joshua: PR 2375-8.
Symboliem: PN 56. S9.
Symmons, Caroline and Char lee:
PR 5519.S5.
Symonds, John Addington (1807-1871):
"PR6519.S9.
Symonds, John Addington (1840-1893):
PR 5520-3.
Symonds, William Law: PS 2964. S9.
Symons, Arthur: PR 5525-8.
Sympeon, Joaeph: PR 3729. S4.
Synge, John Millington: PR 5530-4.
Tabb, John Banister: PS 2965-2968.
Table-talk: PN 6260-8.
Tableaux: PN 6120.T3.
with recitations: PN 4305.T3.
Tableaux, pageants, etc.: PN 3203-99.
Tailor, Robert: PR 3167 .T3.
"Tale of Gamelyn": PR 1972.G2.
Tales of wonder: PN 3435.
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon: PR 5546-7.
Talmage, Thomas De Witt: PS 2969.T5.
Tannahill, Robert: PR 5548.T5.
Tappan, William Bingham: PS 2969.T6.
Tarkington, Booth: PS 2970-2973.
Tasma, pseud.: PR 4508.C3.
Tatham, John: PR 3729.T12.
"Taller, The": PR 1365.T2.
Tavern aaecdotes: PN 6268.T3.
Taylor, Bayard: PS 2980-2998.
Taylor, Benjamin Franklin: PS 2999 .T2.
Taylor, Sir Henry: PR 5548.T8.
Taylor, Jane: PR 5549.T2.
Taylor, Jeremy: PR 3729.T13.
Taylor, John (1580-1653): PR 2380-3.
Taylor, John (1757-1832): PR 5549.T3.
Taylor, Meadows: PR 5549.T36.
Taylor, Tom: PR 5549.T4.
Taylor, William: PR 5549 .T5.
Temple, Anne, counteu: PR 3729.T15.
Temple, Frederick, archbishop:
PR 5549. T6.
Temple, Sir William: PR 3729 .T2.
Tennyson, Alh^d, lord: PR 5550-98.
Tennyson, Frederick: PR 5699 .T2.
Terhune, Mary Virginia (Hawee)(" Ma-
rion Har land"): PS 3005-3008.
Terror, Tales of: PN S4S5.
Teuffel, Blanche Willis (Howard) von:
PS 3009 .T7.
Thackery, William Makepeace:
PR 6600-18.
Thanet, Oct&ve, putud.: PS 17ii^i718.
Thaxter, Celia (Laighton): PS 3010-3013.
Thayer, William Roscoe: PS 3015-3016.
Theater; PN 2000-3299.
Biography: PN 2205-2217.
Special countries: PN 2285.
Thelwall, John: PR 3729. T4.
j Theobold, Lewis: PR 3729.T5.
Thistlethwaite, James: PR 3729.T7.
Thom, WiUiam: PR 5649.T4.
! Thomas de Hales: PR 2148.T3.
Thomas, of Erceldoune, called the Rhymer:
I PR 2148.T5.
• Thomas, Augustus: PS 3020-3023.
! Thomas, Edith MatUda: PS 3025-3028.
j Thomas, Frederick S.: PR 5649.T6.
Thomas, Frederick William: PS 3029 .T3.
I Thomas, Gabriel: PS 850.T3.
I Thomas, Lewis Foulke: PS 3030.T5.
I Thompson. Benjamin {couT^t Rumford):
I PS 829.R9.
j Thompson, Daniel Pierce: PS 3031. T7.
I Thompson, Francis: PR 5650-1.
i Thoinpion, John Reuben: PS 3033.T4.
i Thompson, Maurice: PS 3035-3038.
I Thompson, W. PhilUpj: PR 5652.T5.
i Thompson, William Tappan:
PS 3039.T4.
i Thomson, James (1700-1748): PR 3730-4.
j Thomson, James (1834-1882): PR 5655-9.
i Thorbum, Grant: PS 3039.T9.
i Thoreau, Henry David: PS 3040-3058.
i Thombury, George W.: PR 5670.T5.
[ ThomhUl, Frederick: PR 5670.T6.
Thornton, Bonnel: PR 3735.T3.
! Thorpe, Rose (Hartwick): PS 3061.T5.
Thoughts: PN 632^-6338.
About children: PN 6338.C5.
Thurlow, Edward Hovell Thurlow, 2d
baroTK PR 5670.T8.
Thurston, Ernest Temple: PR 6039. H9.
Thurston, Mrt. Katherine Cecil:
PR 6039. H95.
Tickell, Richard: PR 3735.T4.
Tickell, Thomas: PR 3735.T5.
Tichnor, Francis Orray: PS 3062.T8.
Ticknor, George: PS 3063-3064.
Tieman, Frances Christine (Fisher)
("Chrifltian Reid"): PS 3066.
Tiffany, Francis: PS 3067.T5.
Tighe, Mary (Blachford): PR 6671. T2.
Tilton, Theodore: PS 3069.T5.
Timrod, Henry: PS 3070-^073.
Tincker, Mary Agnes: PS 3079.T15.
Toasts: PN 6340-8.
268
INDEX
Tobin, John: PR 3736.T2.
Tomkifl, Thomafl: PR 3167.T7.
Tooke, George: PR 3736.T5.
Topham, Edward: PR 3736.T6.
Torrence Frederic Ridgely: PS 3539.063.
Torrey, Bradford: PS 3082-3083.
Tourge^, Albion W.: PS 308&-3088.
Toumeur, Cyril: PR 3170-4.
Towle, George Makepeace: PS 3089. T2.
Townsend, Frederic: PS 3089.T38.
TowTiflend, George Alfred ("Gath"):
PS 3089.T4.
Townsend, Mary Ashley (Van Voorhifl):
PS 3089.T6.
Townahend, Aurelian: PR 3175.T5.
Tragedy
Literary hifltory: PN 1890-9.
Technique: PN 1675.
Traherne, Thomaa: PR 3736.T7.
Traill, Henry Duff: PR 5671.T4.
Translating: PN 241.
Translationfl: PN 886-7.
Translations into English (Literature):
PR 131-5.
Tranfllations of American literature
Collections: PS 514-625.
Poetry: PS 619.
History and criticism: PS 161.
Translations of English literature
Collections: PR 1112-1116.
Poetry: PR 1179.
History and criticism: PR 137.
Trapp, Joseph: PR 3736.T715.
Trask, Kate (Nichols): PS 3089.T65.
Traubel, Horace: PS 3089.T7.
Travel anecdotes: PN 6268.T7.
Trelawny, Edward John: PR 5671. T5.
Trench, Herbert: PR 5671.T6.
Trench, Richard Chenevix, arehbithop:
PR 5671.T8.
Trent, William Peterfield: PS 3089.T&.
Tresham, Henry: PR 3736.T73.
Trevelyan, George Macaul&y:
PR 6039.R47.
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto: PR 5674.T6,
Trevelyan, Robert Calverley:
PR 6039.R48.
Trevisa, John: PR 2148.T7.
Tristram and Isolde in literature:
PN 57.T8.
Medieval legends: PN 686.
Medieval epics: PN 690.
Special epica: PQ-PT.
j Trollope, Anthony: PR 5680-8.
Trollope, Mrs. France«: PR 6699.T3.
Trollope, Mrs. Frances Eleanor:
i PR 5699. T32.
j Trollope, Thomas Adolphus: PR5699.T4.
, Trotman, John Temple: PR 5699.T45
Troubetzkoy, Amelie (Rives) Chanler:
PS 309O-3093.
Trowbridge, John Townsend:
PS 3095-3098.
Trumbull, John: PS 852-853.
Tucker, Nathaniel Beverley:
PS 3101-3102.
Tucker, St. George: PS 855.T2.
Tuckerman, Henry Theodore:
PS 3105-3108.
Twain, Mark, paeud.: PS 1300-1348.
Twining, Thomaa: PR 3736. T8.
Tyler, Royall: PS 855.T7.
Tyndale, WUliam: PR 2384.1^9.
Tupper, Martin Farquhar: PR 5699.T5.
TurberviJle, George: PR 2384. T5.
"The turnameut of Totenham":
PR 2148.T9.
Turner, Charles Tennyson: PR 5699.T7.
Txirner, Sharon: PR 5699.T8.
Tusser, Thomas: PR 2384. T7.
Udall, John: PR 2384. U4.
Udall. Nicholas: PR 3176.U3.
Untermeyer, Louia: PS 3541. N72.
Upham, Thomaa Cogswell: PS 3113. U7.
Upeon, Arthur Wheelock: PS 3541. P7.
Urquhart, Sir Thomaa: PR 3738.U6.
Uvedalc, Thomas: PR 3736. IJ8.
Vagabonds
English literature: PR 151.
English poetry: PR 1195. V2.
Vanbrugh, .Sir John: PR 3737-8.
Vandegrift, Margaret., pacud.: PS 2129.J3.
Van Dyke, Henry: PS 3115-3118.
Varieties (Drama): PN 1960-9.
Vaudeville
History: PN 1960-9.
Vaughan, Henry: PR 3740-4.
Vaughan, Sir William: PR 3745. V2.
Venable, William Heury: I'S 3119.V7.
"The vengeaunce of Goddoa dc'th":
PR 2148.V2.
Vercelli book (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1495.
Verney, I-Yancio: PR 3178. V4
Verplanck, Guli&n Crommclin:
PS 8120-3)23.
269
INDEX
Vers de Boci6t6
CoUections: PN 6110.V4.
American literature: PS 593.V3.
English literature: PR 1195. V3.
History and criticism: PN 1451.
Verses for children
English: PZ 8.3.
Very, Jones: PS 3125-3128.
Victor, Benjamin: PR 3746.V2.
Victorian era (Literature): PR 461-9.
Collections: PR 1145.
Poetry: PR 1223.
Viereck, George Sylvester: PS 3543.132.
"Virgilius". (Middle English):
PR 2148.V3.
"Vifido Pauli" (Middle English):
PR 2148.V5.
Waddell, Samuel: PR 6045. A2.
Wade, Thomas: PR 5706.W2.
Wadaworth, Benjamin: PS 857.W3.
Wager, Lewis: PR 3178.W2.
Wager, William: PR3178.W21.
Wagstaffe, William: PR 3747.W5.
Wakefield, Gilbert: PR 3748.W2.
"Waldere" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 178(M.
Waldron, Francis G.: PR 3748.W5.
Waldstein, Charles: PR 5706. W4.
Walker, William Sidney: PR 5708.W5.
Wallace, Horace Binney: PS 3129.W9.
Wallace, Lewis ("Lew Wallace"):
PS 3130-3138.
Wallace, William Ross: PS 3139.W4.
Waller, Edmund: PR 3750-4,
Walpole, Horace: PR 3757.W2.
Walsh, William: PR 3757.W4.
Walsh, William Shepard: PS 3139. W6.
Walter, Eugene: PS 3545. A61.
Walton, Isaac: PR 3757. W6.
Walton, John: PR 2148. W2.
Walworth, Jeannette Richie (Hader-
mann): PS 3139.W8.
"Wanderer" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1786.
WapuU, George: PR3178.W25.
War correspondents: PN 4823.
Ward, Artemus, pseud.: PS 1140-1143.
Ward, Edward: PR 3757.W8.
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps):
PS 3140-3143.
Ward, Marv Augusta (Arnold) ("Mrs.
Humphrey Ward"): PR 5710-8.
Ward, Nathaniel: PS 858.W2.
Ward, Samuel: PS 3144 .W3.
Ware, Eugene Fitch ("Ironquill"):
PS 3145 W5.
Ware, William: PS 3146-3147,
Warfield, Catherine Ann (Ware):
PS 3149.W3.
Warner, Anna Bartlett("Amy Lathrop"):
PS 3149.W6.
Warner, Charles Dudley: PS 3150-3153.
Warner, Susan ("Elizabeth Wetherell"):
PS 3155-3156.
Warner, William: PR 2384 .W3.
Warren, Mercy (Otis): PS 858.W3.
Warren, Samuel: PR 5730-4.
Warton, Joseph: PR 3759.W3.
Warton, Thomas: PR 3761.
Waahboume, Thomas: PR 3762.W3.
Washington, George: PS 860-864.
Waason, David Atwood: PS 3157.W2.
Waterman, Nixon: PS 3545. AS.
Watson, Henry Brereton Marriott:
PR 5738.W5.
Watson, John ("Ian Maclaren"):
PR 5740-4.
Watson, Robert: PR 3178.W3.
Watson, Rosamund Marriott:
PR 5748.W5.
Watson, Thomas: PR 2384. W5.
Watson, William: PR 575(M.
Watterson, Henry: PS 3157. W4.
Watterston, George: PS 3157.W5.
Watts, Alaric Alexander: PR 5759. W4.
Watts, Isaac: PR 3763. W2.
Watts-Dunton, Theodore: PR 5760-4.
Waugh, Edwin: PR5765.W3.
Webb, Charles Henry ("John Paul"):
PS 3157. W6.
Webbe, WilUam: PR 2384. W7.
Webster, ifra. Augusta: PR5766.W2.
Webster, Benjamin: PR 3763.W25.
Webster, John: PR 3180-«.
Weeks, Robert Kelley: PS 3157.W8.
Weiss, Susan Archer: PS 3157.W9.
Welbum, Brummond: PS 3158.W2.
Welby.AmeUa: PS 3158.W3.
Welch, PhiUp Henry: PS 3158.W5.
Wells, Carolyn: PS 3545. E533.
Wells, Charles: PR 5766.W5.
Wells, Herbert George: PR 5770-8.
Wendell, Barrett: PS 3158.W7.
Wesley, Charles: PR 3763.W4.
Wesley, John: PR 3763. W5.
Wesley, Samuel: PR 3763.W6.
West, James Harcourt: PS 3158.W95
Westcott, Edward Noyes: PS 3159 W12
Wfeston, Stephen: PR 5779.W3.
"Wetherell, Elizabeth"; PS 3155-3156
270
INDEX
Wetmore, Elizabeth (Bisland):
PS 3159.W3.
Wever, Richard: PR 3190. W3.
Weyman, Stanley John: PR 5780-4.
Whaley, John: PR 3763. W9.
Wharton, Edith: PS 3160-3163.
Wheatley, Phillis: PS866.W5.
Wheelwright, Charles Apthorp :
PR 5788.W4.
Whetstone, George: PR 2386-7.
Dramatic works: PR 3190. W4.
Whincop, Thomas: PR 3763.W95.
Whipple, Edwin Percy: PS 3170-3173.
Whitaker, Alexander: PS 867-868.
White, Arnold Henry: PR 5789.W4.
White, Henry Kirke: PR 5790-i.
White, Hervey: PS 3545. H53.
White, Richard Grant: PS 3175-3178.
White, Stewart Edward: PS 3545. H6.
Whitehead, Charles: PR 5795.W8.
Whitehead, Paul: PR 3765. W3.
Whitehead, WilUam: PR 3765 .W4.
Whitelocke, Bulstrode: PR 3765.W5.
Whiteman, John: PR 5795.W5.
Whiting, Lilian: PS 3181-3182.
Whitman, Sarah Helen (Power):
PS 3189.W4.
Whitman, Walt: PS 3200-3248.
Whitney, Adeline Button (Train):
PS 3249.W3.
Whitney, Anne: PS 3249.W4.
Whitney, Helen (Hay): PS 3545. H83.
Whiton-Stone,Cara Elizabeth (Hanscom):
PS 2943.S3.
Whittier, John Greenleaf: PS 3250-3298.
Whyte, Samuel: PR 3765.W53.
Whyte-MelvUle, George John: PR 5800-4.
Wickateed, Gustavus William:
PR 5807. W5.
"Widsith" (Anglo-Saxon): PR 1788.
"Wife's complaint" (Anglo-Saxon):
PR 1790.
Wiggin, Kate Douglas: PS 3300-3303.
Wigglesworth, Michael: PS 871-872.
Wightwick, George: PR 5807.W8.
Wikoff, Henry: PS 3308.W5.
Wilberforce, Samuel, bishop:
PR 5808.W3.
Wilcox, Ella Wheeler: PS 3310-3313.
Wilde, George: PR 3190.W5.
Wilde, Jane Francesca (Elgee), lady:
PR 5809.
Wilde, Oscar: PR 5810-28.
Wilde, Richard Henry: PS 3315-3318.
Wilder, Marshall Pinckney: PS . :9.W2.
Wiley, Calvin Henderson: PS 33]9.W3.
Wiley, Sarah King: PS 3545.136.
Wilkins, George: PR 3190.W6.
WUkins, Mflj-yE.: PS 1710-1713.
Wilkinson, Florence: PS 3509. V3G3.
Wilkinson, William Cleaver:
PS 3319. W44.
Willard, Emma (Hart): PS 3319. W5.
William of Ockham: PR2148.W3.
William of Shoreham: PR 2148.W4.
William of Wad ington: PR 2148.W6.
Williams, Edward: PR 3765.W535.
Williams, Helen Maria: PR3765.W54.
Williams, Roger: PS 874.
Williams, Rowland: PR 5834. W5.
Williamson, Alice Muriel (Livingstone):
PS 3319.W7.
Williamson, Charles Norris: PR 5834. W6.
Willis, Nathaniel Parker: PS 3320-3328.
WUlson, Forceythe: PS 3329. W5.
Wilmer, Lambert A.: PS 3329.W7.
Wilmot, Robert: PR 3190.W63.
Wilmshurst, Zavarr: PS 3329. W8.
Wilson, Alexander: PR 3765.W55.
Wilson, Arthur: PR 3190.W64.
Wilson, Augusta Jane (Evans):
PS 3330-3333.
Wilson, Caroline (Fry): PR 5834. W9.
Wilson, John (1627-1696): PR 3765.W56.
Wilson, John ("Christopher North"):
PR 5835-8.
Wilson, John Burns: PS 3335-3338.
Wilson, John Byers: PS 3334.W5.
WUson, Robert: PR3190.W7.
Wilson, Thomas: PR 2388. W6.
Wilson, Woodrow: PS 3339.W3.
Winchilsea, Anne, countess of:
PR 3765.W57.
Winchilsea and Nottingham, George
James, earl of: PR 5839. W4.
Wine, Praise of: PN 6237.
Wing6eld, Anthony: PR 3190. W8.
Winkworth, Catherine: PR 5840. W2.
Winter, WillLim: PS 3341-3342.
Win throp, John: PS 877-878.
Winthrop, Theodore: PS 3343. W2.
Wirecker, Nigel: PR2148.W8.
Wirt, William: PS 3344. W3,
Wise, Henry Augustus (" Harry Gringo"):
PS 3344. W6.
Wiae, John: PS 881.W5.
271
INDEX
Wisemau, Nicholp^ Patrick Stephen,
cardinal: PR 5841. W7.
Wister, Owen: PS 3345-3346.
Wit and humor
Collections: PN 6151-6231.
History and criticism: PN 6147-9.
American literature: PS 430-8.
English literature: PR 931-7.
AcU,T8: PN 2217.
Literary life: PN 169.
Theatrical life: PN 2095.
Wither, George: PR 2390-3.
Witherepoon, John: PS 885-886.
Wodhull, Michael: PR 3765.W6.
Wolcot, John: PR 3765. W7.
Wolcott, Roger: PS 888.W7.
Woman in literature: PN 56. W6.
Epigrams: PN 6288.W6.
Maxims: PN 6308. W6.
Poetry: PN 6110. W7.
Quotations:
English: PN 6084. W6.
French: PN 6089. W6.
Thoughts : PN 6338. W6.
Wit and humor: PN 6231. W6.
'*;Woman of Samaria" (Middle English):
PR 2148. W9.
Women, Authors relating to: PN 481.
Women and literature
English literature: PR 119.
Women authors: PN 471-479.
American: PS 147-151.
English: PR 111-115.
Poetry: PN 1091.
Prose: PN 3401.
Women in journalism: PN 4784.W7.
Women poeta
Collections of poetry (English) :
PR 1177.
Wonder tales: PN 3436.
"Wonders of creation " (Anglo-Saxon) :
PR 1792.
Wood, Anthony Ji-. PR 3767.
Wood, Ellen (Price) (Mrs. Henry Wood):
PR 5842. W8.
Wood. George: PS 3349.W6.
Wood, WUUara: PS 889. W5.
Woodberry, George Edward:
PS 3361-3352.
Woodee, Nathaniel: PR 3193.W6.
Woods, Kate (Tannatt): PS 3354.W5.
Woods, Margaret L.: PR 6045.065.
Woodworth, Samuel: PS 3356-3366.
Woolf, Benjamin Edward: PS 3359.W2.
WooUey, CeUa (Parker): PS 3357.W8.
Woolman, John: PS 891-892.
Woolner, ThoriM: PR 5843.W5.
Woolnough, Henry: PR 3768.W4.
Woolaey, Sarah Chauncey ("Susan Cool-
idge"): PS 3369. W6.
Woolson, Constance Fenimore:
PS 3360-3363.
Wordsworth, William: PR 5850-98.
Worgan, John Dawea: PR 5899.W5.
Wotton, Sir Henry: PR 2395-8.
Wotton, William: PR 3769.W5.
Woty, William: PR 3769 .W7.
Wraxall, Sir Frederic Charles Lascelles:
PR5899.W7.
Wright, Harold Bell: PS 3645.R45.
WulfBtan: PR 1795-9.
Wyatt, Charles Percy: PR 5899. W8.
Wyatt, Sir Thomas: PR 2400-4.
Wycherley, William: PR 3770-8.
WycUffe, John: PR 2150-8.
"Wynnere and wastere": PR 2163.
Wynter, Andrew: PR 5899.W9.
Yarington, Robert: PR 3194.Y3.
Yates, Edmund: PR 5899. Y3.
Yawcob Strauas, pseud.: PS 1003.A45.
Year-books
Authorship: PN 111.
Dramatic literature: PN 1610.
Journalism: PN 4709.
Literary hiatory: PN 11-19.
Oratory, elocution: PN 4006,
Theater: PN 2012.
Yearsley, Ann: PR 3779. Y4.
Yeata, WilUam Butler: PR 5900-8.
Yonge, Charlotte Mary: PR 5910-4.
Youge, James: PR 2165.
Young, Edward: PR 3780-4.
Young, William: PS 3365-3308
Zangwill, Israel: PR 5920-4.
Zouche, Richard: PR 3195.Z7.
(PN— PR— PS— PZ)
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO JUNE 30, 1915.
PR 2294. Hfi Howell, James. See PR 3617. H6. {Cancel
PR 2294. 36.)
Beaomont and Fletcher.
Separate works.
PR 2425 A-G.
e. g. .C6 Coxcomb.
.08 Cupid's revenge.
2426 H-K.
o. g. .K5 A king and no king.
2427 KnigLt of the burning peatle.
2428 K-P.
e. g. .M3 Maid's tragedy.
2429 Philaater.
2430 P-Z.
e. g. .S3 Scornful lady.
.T7 Triumph of honor.
.W6 Woman-hater.
PR 4725. G8 Gower, George Leveson. See PR 4886. L£.
{Cancel PR 4725. GS.)
PR 4886. L2 Leveson-Gower, George. Cancel reference to
Gower.
PS 593. L9 Song books (Popular, minor) not PS 593. 85.
PS 2056 Alhambra. Cancel reference to DP 402.
PS 2156. J3 Chubbuck, not Chubbock.
Index Gilden, Charles: PR 3478. G3. Caned:
Index Gildon, Charles: PR 3478. G3.
Index Gower, George Leveson: PR 4886. L2, not
PR 4725. G8.
Index Judson, Emily (Chubbuck), not Chubbock.
Index Leveson-Gower, George : PR 4886. L2.
Index Lewis, Leopold: PR 4886. L8, not .L3.
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