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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE GRIPPING NEW NOVEL FROM T.M. LOGAN, MASTER OF THE UP-ALL-NIGHT THRILLERHow far will she goto get her family back . . .You wake up, your husband is dead and you are the prime suspect. Your children have been taken away, your life sent into freefall - and yet you can barely remember anything about the night you lost everything.Ten years later you are released from prison. What do you do? Do you accept your fate, your conviction and leave your children to be raised by someone else?Or do you stop at nothing to find out the truth about what really happened that night - and to get your family back?Praise for THE MOTHER:'A tense and compelling thriller that demands to be read in one sitting, with a final twist that will make you gasp . . . Logan belongs in the top echelons of British thriller writers' Sunday Express'A true single-sitting read, The Mother is the best yet from the master of the heartbreaking, heart-pounding, head-spinning thriller' Ellery Lloyd, author of PEOPLE LIKE HER'I ripped through The Mother in a day, my heart in my mouth the entire time. Superbly plotted and packed full of danger, this is T.M. Logan's best, most adrenaline-fuelled thriller yet' Louise Candlish'A heart-pounding read that kept me gripped from start to finish' Sarah Pearse'An irresistible new thriller . . . the real triumph in The Mother is that fierce, flawed title character. She's a mother like no other' A.J. Finn, International bestselling author of The Woman in the Window'A heart-stopping, twisting, unmissable thrill-ride. The Mother kept me glued to my seat and guessing until the very end. No one does it better than T.M. Logan' Chris Whitaker'Sharply written and deeply emotive, The Mother is a gripping thriller that kept me turning the pages late into the night. This is T.M.Logan at his finest' Lucy Clarke'T.M. Logan is at the top of his game - The Mother is a propulsive novel of secrets, heartbreaking betrayal, and what lengths an individual goes to put 'family first'' L.V. Matthews'Unbearably tense from the very first chapter, and constantly shocking; T.M. Logan is a master of misdirection' Sharon Bolton'A true single-sitting read, The Mother is the best yet from the master of the heartbreaking, heart-pounding, head-spinning thriller' Ellery Lloyd, author of PEOPLE LIKE HER'A propulsive, unrelentingly compelling thriller' B. P Walter, Sunday Times bestselling author of THE DINNER GUEST'T.M. Logan takes you an emotional rollercoaster with his latest unputdownable thriller. He just gets better and better' Heidi Perks'Part mystery, part revenge story, 100% enthralling' Gillian McAllister, Sunday Times bestselling author of Wrong Place Wrong Time'A superbly crafted thriller about a woman reclaiming her life and past after a murder conviction. She will stop at nothing to clear her name and nothing will stop you turning the pages of this gripping read until the satisfying finale. Engrossing' Olivia Kiernan*Sunday Times bestseller - Sunday 12th March 2023* The unmissable new thriller from the million-copy Sunday Times bestselling author, and master of the up-all-night thriller. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. TRUE FIRST EDITION Advance Readers Edition. AS NEW FINE softcover book. Bright clean and tight.Not a book club copy. No previous owner name, no marks, no underlining, not ex library, , not a remainder. Shelf CL102.

hardcover. Condition: New. Author Signed Hardcover Book. June 2013 NY: First edition, first printing, fine in a fine dust jacket, signed by the author. This is a collectible book free from material defects. Jacket covering services are available for a small fee. (Published in the UK as "Like This For Ever"). signed by author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 102 pp. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Illustrated with colour photographs and line drawings. The Contents are: Headteacher's Introduction; Foreword from the Author; Apprentice; Adept; and Archmage; followed by an index. There are far too many recipes here to list them all but some of the highlights are: Butterbrew Breakfast Pancakes; Butterbeer; Bat's Blood Soup; Dragon Eggs; Chocolate Frogs; Cauldron Cakes; Dragon Hunter's Stew; Canary Cream Pie; and many, many more. Size: 4to. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 2001 Book: Fine/, (illustrator). Book: Fine/, $27.82 SLIMMING SOUPS. They`ll Help Your Lose Weight ~ FAST! * BOLTON, M.A., R.D. Mary Pat American Media Mini Mage, Inc. Boca ?Raton, FL * * * * * 2001 UnStated Edition Shirt Pocket Size S/c Two Stapled 0ff~White Spine With No Title, Soft Cover Book: Fine/, Condition, Shelf, Edge And Corner Wear. 66 Numbered Pages Printed On Tan Paper, In Fine/ Condition, Lightly Viewed, Clean And Tight To The Spine. Corners Are Square, Spine Is Tight. D/j: None. This Is * * An Original Edition, * * Not A Secondary Market Or More Modern RePrint, So No Text Is Lost Or Omitted. This Item Will Be Sent Wrapped In Plastic, Taped Shut And In A = * * Padded Mailing Envelope * * To Prevent Shipping Damage So That It Will Arrive In The * * Description Described Which Applies To This B00K, Only. * = No Odors, No Writing, No Other Names, No Rippling, Not Stuck Together, Not X~Library, No Other Marks. = Will Make It, An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection, Or As A Gift, For The Discriminating Reader / Collector. = WORLD WIDE SHIPPING, AVAILABLE.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -A MISSING CHILDTen years ago, the disappearance of firearms police officer Jonah Colley's young son almost destroyed him.A GRUESOME DISCOVERYA plea for help from an old friend leads Jonah to Slaughter Quay, and the discovery of four bodies. Brutally attacked and left for dead, he is the only survivor. A SEARCH FOR THE TRUTHUnder suspicion himself, he uncovers a network of secrets and lies about the people he thought he knew - forcing him to question what really happened all those years ago. 368 pp. Englisch.

Originalbroschur. Condition: Wie neu. VIII, 305 S. NCLB's Lost Decade for Educational Progress: What Can We Learn from This Policy Failure? Lisa Guisbond with Monty Neill and Bob Schaeffer -- Assessment and Quality: Policy-Steering and the Making of a Deus ex Machina. Fernando F. Padró, Michael F. Hawke, and Laurie M. Hawke -- Technocratic Groupthink Inflates theTesting Bubble. Anthony Cody -- America's Obsessive-Assessment Disorder. Lawrence Baines and Rhonda Goolsby-Smith -- Solidarity and Critical Dialogue: Interrupting the Degradation of Teacher Preparation. Julie A. Gorlewski and David A. Gorlewski -- Feeding the World = Reading the World: Let Them Eat Tests. Morna McDermott -- Chapter Seven: Bubble in B for Boredom. Richard Mora -- Reconciling Student Outcomes and Community. Self-Reliance in Modern School Reform Contexts. Brian R. Beabout and Andre M. Perry -- Role of Assessment in Empowering/Disempowering. Students in the Critical Pedagogy Classroom. David L. Bolton and John M. Elmore -- "How Long Does This Have to Be?": Confronting the Standardization of Writing Instruction with Teachers in National Writing Project Invitational Summer Institutes. Christian Z. Goering -- Telling Time with a Broken Clock: Moving Beyond Standardized Testing. Joe Bower -- The Grading Mousetrap: Narcissism, Abjection, and the Politics of Self-Harm. John L. Hoben -- Leadership Denied: Principal as Compliance Officer. Arnold Dodge, Ruth Powers Silverberg, and Katie Zahedi -- Journey into Ungrading. Hadley J. Ferguson -- An Oath to Stop Degrading Students: A Story of De-grading an Elementary Classroom. Jennifer Magee and Mark Dziedzic -- De-grading Writing Instruction: Closing the "Considerable Gap". P. L. Thomas -- One Week, Many Thoughts. Brian Rhode -- Striving Toward Authentic Teaching for Social Justice: Additional Considerations. Lisa William-White -- Yes, to Be Clear, I Am Anti-testing, Anti-grading. P. L. Thomas. ISBN 9781433130588 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 428 Revised education. New introdcution by Rick Wormeli.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. XI 227 pages, reprint, includes bibliographical references. A clean, unmarked and solid copy which appears unread. Proceedings of the Kimberley Society, Kimberley History Seminar held at the University of Western Australia, 27 March 2010. Contents: Introduction / Jeffrey Gresham My home the Kimberley: an Aboriginal perspective of Kimberley history / Mark Bin Bakar Archaeology of the Kimberley, Northwest Australia / Michael J. Morwood Maritime exploration on the Kimberley coast / Cathie Clement George Grey's expedition 1837-1838: first European penetration of the Kimberley interior / Hamish McGlashan 1865 - Camden Harbour - the Quinlan connection / Tony Quinlan Guano mining: Kimberley's first extractive industry / Tim Willing and Alison Spencer Alexander Forrest's expedition 1879 and early development of the cattle industry / Geoffrey Bolton The Kimberley gold rush of 1885-1886 / Phillip Playford Joseph Bradshaw - Getting lost in the Kimberley and the art he found / Michael Cusack Under a regent moon. part 1: pioneer pastoralists, plant collecting and botanical patronage / Kevin E. Kenneally The Kimberley exploration expeditions of Frank Hann in 1898 / Mike Donaldson and Ian Elliott Brockman's north-west Kimberley expedition, 1901 / Mike Donaldson and Ian Elliott Mixed blessings: establishment of Christian missions in the Kimberley / Christine Choo Impacts of settlement and development in the Kimberley 1965-2010 / Bill Bunbury.

LP. Condition: Gut. LP-Vinyl Schallplatte(n) in einem guten bis sehr guten Zustand, am Cover kleinere Gebrauchsspuren. Stereo und/oder Mono. Platte top. A1 Jam Packed (At The Wall) Written-By L. Pace*, Nicole McCloud*, The Blitz 4:16 A2 Desire Written-By L. Pace*, Nicole McCloud*, The Blitz 3:59 A3 Let's Talk About Love Written-By N.M. Walden*, P. Glass*, R. Long* 4:20 A4 So Lost Without Your Love Written-By M. Bolton*, P. Henderson* 4:27 B1 Rock The House Written-By L. Pace*, Nicole McCloud*, The Blitz 4:13 B2 Two Hearts Are Better Than One Written-By J. Wieder*, P. Jackson, Jr.* 3:52 B3 Everlasting Love Written-By F. Randazzo*, L. Pace*, Nicole McCloud*, The Blitz 4:18 B4 Throwdown Written-By L. Pace*, Nicole McCloud*, The Blitz 3:46 B5 He's So Romeo Written-By C. Water*, M. Garvin*, T. Shapiro* 4:07 LP 105 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1001.

Original publisher's gray cloth hardback, gilt title on dark-red label spine, small 4to: 468pp., 38 contributions with 184 plates & illustrations [27 bl.& wh.] - chapternotes & references, list contributors, bibliography works Christopher de Hamel, index names, index manuscripts, credits illustrations. CONTENTS: 1. Michael Gullick: A Christ Church Scribe of the Late Eleventh Century. 2. A.I. Doyle: The Portrait of Laurence of Durham as Scribea. 3. Richard A. Linenthal: Medieval English Bookbinding Stamps: Four New Examples. 4. Timothy Bolton: An Illustrated Twelfth-Century Manuscript of Hyginuss De Astronomia. 5. Paul Binski: Angels, Lost and Found, in the University Library, Cambridge. 6. Lucy Freeman Sandler: A Scientific Textbook for a Noble Student: Sacroboscos Treatises in the New York Public Library. 7. Richard & Mary Rouse: Early Manuscripts of Jean de Meuns Translation of Vegetius. 8. John Lowden: The Holkham Bible Picture Book and the Bible Moralisée. 9. Michelle Brown: The Sherborne Missal and Roddoke Robertus: The Anatomy of a Major Manuscript Commission. 10. Margaret Manion: Uncommon Images in the Common of the Saints of Italian Choir Books. 11. Jonathan J. G. Alexander: The City Gates of Perugia and Umbrian Manuscript Illumination of the Fifteenth Century. 12. Bernard Rosenthal: Mind Your Table Manners. 13. Jeffrey F. Hamburger: Magdalena Kremer, Scribe and Painter of the Choir and Chapter Books of the Dominican Convent of St Johannes-Baptista. 14. James H. Marrow: A Dutch (?) Miniaturist Active at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century. 15. Thomas Kren: Bathsheba Imagery in French Books of Hours Made for Women, c.1470-1500. 16. Roger S. Wieck: The Prayer Book of Claude de France. 17. Margaret Bent: Indexes in Late Medieval Polyphonic Music Manuscripts: A Brief Tour. 18. Paul Needham: The Discovery and Invention of the Gutenberg Bible, 1455-1805. 19. Marvin L. Colker: An Early Witness to the Texts of Horace and Tibullus, or an Audacious Forgery ? 20. Anthony Hobson: Some Deceptive Bookbindings. 21. Lotte Hellinga: Four Book Auctions of the Fifteenth Century. 22. David McKitterick: A New Beginning: The Sotheby Bankruptcy of 1836. 23. John Collins: William Edward Hurcomb, Goldsmith, Gasconader, Auctioneer, and Bankrupt. 24. Diana Berry & Margaret Edwards [et al.]: Colleagues at Sotheby's. 25. Sam Fogg: The Provenance of the Bute Psalter. 26. Patrick Zutshi: Frederick, Archbishop of Riga (1304 - 1341), and His Books. 27. Nigel Morgan: Ligging in the choer, every of hem tied by hymself with a cheyne of iron: Chained Books in Churches in Late Medieval England. 28. William P. Stoneman: Henry Yates Thompson, Gentleman: An unusual collector with commercial motives just a shade larger than was common. 29. Roland Folter: Catalogues of the Library of Sir Thomas Phillipps: A Chronological Checklist. 30. François Avril: The Bibliophile and the Scholar: Count Paul Durrieus List of Manuscripts Belonging to Baron Edmond de Rothschild. 31. Stella Panayotova: Cockerell and Riches. 32. A.S.G. Edwards: Medieval Manuscripts Owned by J. Meade Falknera. 33. Lawrence J. Schoenberg & Lynn Ransom: Princely Pursuits: Hunting Manuscripts. 34. Martin Schøyen: The Saga of Christianitys Oldest Liturgical Manuscript. 35. Robert Weaver: Floreat Vellomania: or, A Slice of History: Reflections on Collecting Medieval Manuscript Fragments. 36. Toshiyuki Takamiya: A Handlist of Western Medieval Manuscripts in the Takamiya Collection. 37. William Noel: Some Transatlantic Trails of W. de Brailes. 38. Henri Schiller: The Descriptions Master. Little sunned.

First edition. A very good original cloth binding. Contents include: Freemasonry in the Far East by M.H.Houston; Some Aspects of Freemasonry by T.E.Herbert; Gothic Architecture by A.F.Aldis; Thoughts on Arbor Low by J.L.Meynell; The Roman Wall by J.E.Spence; The Ancient Religion and Symbolism of the Chinese by M.H.Houston; Moses, the Great Medical Officer of Health by E.S.Burt Hamilton; Secret Societies and Subversive Movements by T.E.Herbert; Lyonesse, The Lost Land of King Arthur by H.J.K.Vaudrey; Lingayat by R.E.Labrow; A Zealot's Thoughts on Freemasonry and the Rosy Cross by E.Edwards Coleman; Belief by Geo. E.Osborne; Some Comments on the Story of the Rosy Cross by T.E.Herbert; Symbolism of Colour by J.H.Baxter; Some Masonic Music by W.B.Barker; A Short Sketch of English Manners and Customs in the Past by Fred B.Osborne; Some Thoughts on Initiation by J.Mawson; and List of Members of the Lancashire College. Pp.177, 10 figure illustrations. Floral endpapers. Small blue adhesive label to inside front board: "W. Bro. Clare Dunkerley P.A.G.D.C." Red cloth, gilt title to front, sunning to spine and top front edge. VG.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. UK 1st edition /1st printing (Bantam, 2008). Flatsigned and lined 'How much blood would you say she's lost? I asked' to title page. Fine / Fine unread condition. Protected dustwrapper. PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING Our descriptions are accurate. Photos are of the actual book(s) for sale. If you require additional photos, please ask. We will despatch your books rapidly (almost always within 24 hrs of the receipt of your order) using proper book wraps / boxes. For books sold for more than £50 we will use only despatch methods that are fully tracked, insured and will require a signature on delivery. Standard postage costs are included in our prices for UK customers. Priority UK rates are for Royal Mail Special Delivery, guaranteed by 1pm. For overseas customers, we have set a standard Abe postal rate, but will communicate direct with customers and charge the actual cost of postage and packing by tracked and insured delivery methods requiring signature. Please note that new EU regulations make it impractical for us to post books to the EU. Therefore, prospective customers from the EU are requested to email us before making an order so that we can discuss how best we might get the books they want to them. Signed by Author(s).

Leinen / Cloth. Condition: Gut. CVI, 255 / 362 / 376 S. / p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - altersgemäß sehr guter Zustand / very good condition for age - PREFACE -- The aim of this work is to collect all the material (save the writings of Dryden) necessary for a thorough study of the development of English criticism in the seventeenth century, and to make this development more intelligible by annotation and comment. The collection begins where Professor Gregory Smith s Critical Essays left off; and Professor Ker's edition of the Essays of Dryden would make the inclusion of these a work of supererogation. The omission of the chief critic of the century may suggest an obvious analogy to Hamlet without the protagonist who gives it its name. But the attention of scholars has been centred too exclusively on this highly significant figure ; he has overshadowed a considerable number of men whose work cannot be ignored without a loss of historical perspective. Their presence in this collection gives each an added significance as a link in the chain of English criticism, and the new light which is shed on its history by their collocation would justify their editor against the charge that he has edited three volumes of Nobody "On Nothing" even if Bacon and Jonson and Milton did not bear them company. -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- The Jacobean Outlook: Bacon and Jonson -- Early Caroline Tentatives -- The New Aesthetics: Hobbes and Davenant -- The Trend toward Simplicity -- The Theory of Translation -- Wit and Humour -- The School of Sense: Rymer -- Poetry and Morals -- The School of Taste -- Francis Bacon -- From The Advancement of Learning (1605) -- Ben Jonson -- Preface to Sejanus (1605) -- Dedicatory Epistle of Volpone (1607) -- Preface to The Alchemist (1612) -- From Timber, or Discoveries (1620-35?) -- John Webster -- Preface to The White Devil (1612) -- George Chapman -- Prefaces to the Translation of Homer (1610-16?) -- Edmund Bolton: Hypercritica (1618 ?) -- Henry Peacham -- Of Poetry, from The Complete Gentleman (1622) -- Michael Drayton: Epistle to Henry Reynolds, of Poets and Poesy (1627) -- Henry Reynolds: Mythomystes (1633 ?) -- Sir William Alexander : Anacrisis (1634 ?) -- Sir John Suckling: A Sessions of the Poets (1637?) -- John Milton -- From The Reason of Church Government (1641) -- From An Apology for Smectymnuus (1642) -- From the Treatise Of Education (1644) -- Preface to Paradise Lost (1668) -- Preface to Samson Agonistes (1671) -- Appendix -- Conversations of Ben Jonson and William Drummond of Hawthornden (1619) -- Notes -- CONTENTS -- Sir William Davenant: Preface to Gondibert (1650) -- Thomas Hobbes: Answer to Davenant s Preface to Gondibert (1650) Preface to Homer (1675) -- Abraham Cowley : Preface to Poems (1656) -- Richard Flecknoe -- A Short Discourse of the English Stage (1664) -- Sir Robert Howard: Preface to Four New Plays (1665) -- Preface to The Great Favourite (1668) -- Thomas Sprat -- From The History of the Royal Society (1667) Account of the Life and Writings of Abraham Cowley (1668) -- Thomas Shadwell -- Preface to The Sullen Lovers (1668) -- Preface to The Humorists (1671) -- Thomas Rymer: Preface to Rapin (1674) -- From The Tragedies of the Last Age (1678) -- From A Short View of Tragedy (1693) -- Edward Phillips: Preface to Theatrum Poetarum (1675) -- Joseph Glanvill -- From An Essay concerning Preaching (1678) -- Samuel Butler -- Upon Critics who judge of Modern Plays by the Rules of the Ancients (1678 ?) -- Earl of Rochester -- An Allusion to Horace (1677-1679?) -- Earl of Mulgrave -- An Essay upon Poetry (1682) -- Earl of Roscommon -- An Essay on Translated Perse (1684) -- Appendix -- Letters of John Evelyn -- I. To Sir Peter Wyche (1665) -- II. To Samuel Pepys (1689) -- Notes -- CONTENTS -- Robert Wolseley -- Preface to Rochester s Valentinian (1685) -- Sir William Temple -- An Essay upon the Ancient and Modern Learning (169°) -- Of Poetry (1690) -- Gerard Langbaine -- Essay on Dryden, from An Account of the English Dramatic Poets (1691) -- John Dennis -- The Impartial Critic (1693) -- Charles Gildon -- Vindication of Paradise Lost (1694) -- William Wotton -- From Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning -- 1694) -- Sir Richard Blackmore -- Preface to Prince Arthur (1695) -- Satire against Wit (1700) -- William Congreve -- Concerning Humour in Comedy (1695) -- Jeremy Collier -- From A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage (1698) -- George Granville -- An Essay upon Unnatural flights in Poetry (1701). Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Features: How Sears, Roebuck won the West (includes 1902 ad for a 'bust developer' gizmo); Wyatt Earp and the Civil War - he answered the call of distant drums; Repeating rifles on the frontier - more popular on the post war frontier than revolving rifles were lever-action repeaters - Spencers, Henrys and others; A Gunfighter Craze is Sweeping the Country; A History of Wine in California - from Mission Grapes to Premium Wines; Black Bart (C.E. Bolton) - Backpacking Robber-Poet; Wild West Shotguns - They were even used for 'salting' mines; The Lost Wagon Train; Big Russell-Remington Collection in Fort Worth - Texas Oilman's Art Displayed at Gallery; He was hanged for *planning* a murder - A.J. (Andy) Hudspeth; Natural Foods of the 'Digger' Indians; Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; True West Magazine Sears, Roebuck won the West (includes 1902 ad for a 'bust developer' gizmo); Wyatt Earp and the Civil War - he answered the call of distant drums; Repeating rifles on the frontier - more popular on the post war frontier than revolving r.

[London and elsewhere: Various imprints], 1736-1745, 1793-1829. Two Sammelband Volumes. 19th-century plum cloth; gilt spine titling. Approx. 8½ x 6½ inches, some pamphlets smaller. 23 Pamphlets. Several illustration plates, including some in color + scattered text illustrations. Bookplate and sporadic ownership inscriptions of William Orde-Powlett, "Lord Bolton," 2nd Baron Bolton (1782-1850). Spines faded, but with bright gilt; some pamphlets trimmed with minor loses; overall, very good. Between these two volumes are twenty-three titles, either unrecorded or (if in American institutions) thinly-held. One title is an unrecorded edition on the musicians and dwarfs Nanette Stocker and John Hauptmann who exhibited themselves for their diminutive size to great fame in England. Contents are as follows: Volume 1 1. Remarks on the Rev. Christopher Wyvill's Late Advertisement, Address, & Speeches at York, in a Letter to the Worthy and Loyal Freeholders of Yorkshire. By a Freeholder of Hang-West. [York?]: np, MDCCXCVI [1796]. [2], 18pp. ESTC: T221800 (2 copies: St. Patrick's Coll. Lib., Maynooth and York Minster Lib.). 2. Observations Addressed to the Friends of the Constitution Occasioned by the Late Address of the Whig Club. By a Freeholder of Hang-West. York: Printed by W. Blanchard, and Sold by F. and C. Rivington.London, MDCCXCVI [1796]. [2], 22pp. ESTC: T194799 (2 copies: Bodleian Library and St. Patrick's Coll. Lib.). 3. Elegiac Tributes to Departed Royalty, with Consolatory Lines to the Duchess of Kent. London: Printed for J.J. Stockdale, 1820. 16pp. No copies in ESTC or OCLC. 4. Equality; As Consistent with the British Constitution. In a Dialogue between a Master Manufacturer, and One of His Workmen. Newport, Isle of Wight: Printed by J. Albin, 1793. 15, [1(blank)]pp. No copies in ESTC or OCLC. 5.The Orange Institution. London: Printed by J.J. Stockdale, 1821. [1], [1(blank)], 10pp. With engraved illustration of William III on title page. No copies in OCLC. 6. [Charles Wicksted Ethelston]. A Patriotic Appeal to the Good Sense of All Parties In the Sphere of Politics. By an Antijacobin. Manchester: Printed for the Author, by C. Wheeler and Son, 1817. 15, [1(blank)]pp. OCLC: 1 copy (Yale). 7. The Loyalist; Or, Anti-Radical; Consisting of Three Departments: Satyrical, Miscellaneous, and Historical [No. 1], [No.2-3?]. London: Printed by R. Gray.Published by James Wright, 1820. Frontis., viii, [2], 11-64pp + 2 Plates. One of the plates, "The Radical Ladder" engraved by G[eorge]. Cruikshank, is handcolored. 8. [William Jones]. A Letter to John Bull, Esq. from His Second Cousin Thomas Bull, Author of the First and Second Letters to His Brother John. London: Printed by Norman and Carpenter.and Sold by F. and C. Rivingron, MDCCXCIII [1793]. [1], [1(blank)], [1], [1(blank)], [1]-49, [3(blank)]pp. ESTC: T108767 (5 copies in British Isles; 6 in N. America: Columbia; Harvard; NYHS; NYPL; Queen's U.; and U. of Saskatchewan). 9. The Vagaries of John Bull, (Dedicated, without Permission, to All the Whigs) By One of His Unfortunate Servants. Bristol: Printed and Published by J.M. Gutch.Sold by the Different Booksellers in Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, &c. and by W. Wright.London, 1820. iv, 68pp. OCLC: 3 physical copies (Huntington; Australian Nat. Lib.; BL): "A political satire. One of the characters is 'Jonathan,' i.e. the United States." 10. Old England in A Storm. London: Printed for J.J. Stockdale, 1821. 64pp. OCLC: 4 copies (U. Kansas; Trinity College Dublin; BL-Lib. of Political & Econ Sci; U. Southampton). 11. [Eaton Stannard Barrett]. The Comet; By the Author of All the Talents. London: Printed for John Joseph Stockdale, 1808. 86, [2(catalog)]pp. Volume 2 1. The King's Prophecy! And Political Predictions of John Bull. London: Published by I.L. Marks, n.d. [1820] [1], [1(blank)], 27, [1(blank)]pp. Title page with handcolored engraved illustration. OCLC: 4 physical copies under two accession numbers (BL; BL-Lib. Ref. Coll.; Newberry Lib.; Brown). 2. The Real or Constitutional House the Jack Built. London: Printed for J. Asperne.W. Sams.and J. Johnson, 1819. [24]pp. Twelve engraved vignette illustrations, including a depiction of "Will Cobbett, with Thomas Paine's bones." 3. The Asses' Skin Memorandum Book, Lost in St. Paul's. To Which is Added, a Condolence with the Ultras, &c. &c. &c. London: Printed for W. Wright, 1820. 15, [1]pp. Engraved portrait title page. Catalog of 14 "Loyal Pamphlets" on last page. 4. Harral, Thomas. Anne Boleyn and Caroline of Brunswick, Compared; in an Address to the People of England. London: Printed for W. Wright, 1820. [2], 50pp. Portrait engraving of Caroline of Brunswick on title-page. 5. Intercepted Letters, Published in the "Morning Post." [Egham: C.C. Wetton Printer] 1820. 21, [1(blank)], 1, [1(blank)]pp. OCLC: 1 copy (Harvard). 6. The White Cat, with The Earl of Grosvenor's Ass. London: Printed for W. Wright, 1821. 26, [2(catalog)]pp. "Adorned with Seven Plates by [George] Cruikshank," i.e. seven engraved vignette illustrations. 7. The Life of Mother Gin; Containing A true and faithful Relation of her Conduct and Politicks.By an Impartial Hand. London: Printed for W. Webb, MDCCXXXVI [1736]. 31, [1(blank)]pp. With four small wood engravings: two ornaments, a headpiece, and an initial. ESTC: T77331, noting "[t]he bookseller's name in the imprint is fictitious." 8. Reply to Buonaparte! "Observations" on the Recorder's Charge "in the" Old Bailey.Supported by Official Documents. London: Printed for J.J. Stockdale, 1818. 12, [4(catalog)]pp. OCLC: 3 physical copies under two accession numbers (Koninklijke Bibliotheek; BL; BL-Lib. Ref. Coll.). 9. History and Travels of the Little Nanette Stocker, and of John Hauptmann. [London: Schulze and Dean, Printers, n.d.] [c.1810s]. 16pp. Unrecorded edition. OCLC reports only two copies at CalSate and Wisconsin-Madison; each with distinct dates (1814 and 1816) and printers. COPAC returns two copies at the BML and Oxford. Stocker and H.