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Pomet's (J.) Compleat history of drugs tr. 1712
See also Hill, John Pomey's (F. A.) Pantheon (tr. by A. Tooke) 1698 The great white south: being an account of experiences with Captain Scott's South Pole Expedition 1921 Pontoppidan's (E.) Natural history of Norway tr. 1755 An attempt towards a glossary of the archaic and provincial words of the county of Stafford 1880
The customs, superstitions, and legends of the county of Somerset 1877
The customs, superstitions, and legends of the county of Stafford 1883 Poole, Joshua The English Parnassus; or, a helpe to English poesie a 1646 (1657, 1677) Annotations upon the Holy Bible a 1679 (1688)
A dialogue between a Popish priest and an English Protestant 1667 (1735) See Lane-Poole, S. Poor man's plea against the extravagant price of corn 1699 Poor Nellie 1887 (1888) Poor Robin's almanack 1664–1776 Poor Robin's visions 1677 Works; verse 1717–41; prose 1737–41 (1751)
Poetical works a 1744 (Globe ed. 1869)
The Dunciad 1728–42
An essay on criticism 1709
An essay on man 1732–34
Homer's Iliad tr. 1715–20
Homer's Odyssey tr. 1725–26
Letters 17.. (1735–37, 1751)
Miscellanies in prose and verse (by Swift and Pope) 1727–
Moral essays. Epistle I. To Sir Richard Temple, Lord Cobham 1732; Epistle II. To a lady 1735; Epistle III. To Allen Lord Bathurst 1732; Epistle IV. To Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington 1731; Epistle V. To Mr. Addison 1715–20
Pastorals 1704
The rape of the lock 1712–14
Satires and epistles of Horace imitated 1732–38
Satires of Dr. Donne versified 1735
The temple of fame 1711
Windsor-Forest 1704–10
—— & Gay, John What passed in London 1727
——et al. The art of sinking 1727 Popish plot, The, taken out of several depositions made and sworn before the Parliament c 1680 The logic of scientific discovery 1959
The open society and its enemies 2 vols. 1945
The poverty of historicism 1957 See Locke, J. Popular science monthly, The 1872– Popular science review, The 1861–81 Popular tales of the Germans tr. 1791 See Beckford, W. Popular treatises on science written during the middle ages, in Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Norman, and English v.d. (ed. Thomas Wright 1841) Porcupine, The 1860–1915; 1923 Theologica mystica, or the mystic divinitie of the æternal invisibles. By J. P. (i.e. John Pordage; ed. Edward Hooker) 1683 Porta's (G. B. della) Natural magick tr. 1658 ‘Porte Crayon’ (David Hunter Strother) Virginia illustrated 1857 Statistics 1849 (in Manual of scientific enquiry 1859)
A treatise on the origin, progressive improvement, and present state of the manufacture of porcelain and glass (anon.) 1832
—of the silk manufacture (anon.) 1831 Porter, Joyce The chinks in the curtain 1967
Dover two 1965
It's murder with Dover 1973
A meddler and her murder 1972
Rather a common sort of crime 1970
Sour cream with everything 1966 ed. The big bear of Arkansas, and other sketches (by various authors) 1847
A quarter race in Kentucky 1847 Porter's Spirit of the times 1856–59 ‘Portia’ The polite lady; or, a course of female education. In a series of letters, from a mother to her daughter (Signed, Portia. The replies are signed Sophia) 1760 Portland papers. The manuscripts of his Grace the Duke of Portland, preserved at Welbeck Abbey 16..–17.. (Historical MSS. Comm. 1891– ) Portola Institute The last whole earth catalog 1972 Portsmouth, Rhode Island Early records ed. A. Perry & C. S. Brigham 1901 Post-Herald (Birmingham, Alabama) 1951– Post Office electrical engineers' journal 1908– Gaii institutionum juris civilis commentarii. With a translation and commentary by E. Poste 1875 Savary des Bruslons' (J.) Universal dictionary of trade and commerce 1751–55 (1774) Sarpi's (P.) History of the quarrels of Pope Paul V with the state of Venice tr. 1626
A sermon preached at the consecration of Barnaby Potter, Bishop of Carlisle 1629 British Elizabethan stamps: the story of the postage stamps of the United Kingdom 1971 Potter, John Archæologiæ Græcæ: or, the antiquities of Greece 1697–99 (1715)
A discourse of Church government 1707 Potter, John The virtuous villagers 1784 Stretchers: the story of a hospital unit on the Western Front 1929 (UK 1930) The wonderfull discoverie of witches in the countie of Lancaster 1613 (Chetham Soc. 1845) Out in the open: a budget of scraps of natural history, gathered in New Zealand 1882 Pouchet's (F. A.) Universe; or, the infinitely great and little tr. 1869 (1871) The colours of animals 1890
Essays on evolution 1889–1907 (1908)
See also Weismann, A. Poultry chronicle 1854–5 Cantos LII–LXXI 1940
Canzoni 1911
Cathay: translations for the most part from the Chinese of Rihaku 1915
The classic anthology defined by Confucius 1955
A draft of XXX cantos 1930
Gaudier-Brzeska, a memoir 1910
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley: life and contacts 1920
Letters See Selected letters
Lustra 1916
—(another ed., with earlier poems) 1917
Pavannes and divisions 1918
Personae: the collected poems 1909
The Pisan cantos 1948 (UK 1949)
Section: rock-drill; 85–95 de los cantares 1955
—(another ed.) 1957
Selected letters, 1907–1941 ed. D. D. Paige 1971
Thrones: 96–109 de los cantares 1959
tr. Sophocles' Women of Trachis 1956 Pouqueville's (F. C. H. L.) Travels through the Morea, Albania, and other parts of the Ottoman empire tr. 1806 (1813) A grammar of late modern English 2 parts in 4 vols. 1904–26
—(ed. 2 of Part I) 2 vols. 1928–9 Caradoc's Historie of Cambria tr. by Humphrey Lhuyd, corrected and continued by D. Powel, and newly augmented by W. Wynne 1584 The acceptance world 1955
Afternoon men 1931
A buyer's market 1952
Casanova's Chinese restaurant 1960
A question of upbringing 1951
The valley of bones 1964
Venusberg 1932
What's become of Waring? 1939 Christianity without Judaism 1856–57
Essays on the spirit of the inductive philosophy etc. 1855 See Allen, Grant Power, Henry & Sedgwick, Leonard W. New Sydenham Society's Lexicon of medicine and allied sciences 1879–99 Power farming 1957– Power of the keyes 1647 See Hammond, H. Power of love 1720 See Manley, Mrs. Power of prosaic numbers 1749 See Mason, John Powerfull favorite, The 1628 See Matthieu, P. The administration of the Colonies 1764 (1774)
A treatise on the study of antiquities 1782 A Glastonbury romance 1932 (UK 1933)
Maiden Castle 1936 (UK 1937)
Visions and revisions: a book of literary devotions 1915 A text-book of physics. Heat 1904 Practical magazine, The 1873–77 Practical motorist 1954– Practical wireless 1932– Practitioner, The: a monthly journal of therapeutics and public health 1868– Practitioners library of medicine and surgery, The ed. G. Blumer 16 vols. 1932–41 Practyse of cyrurgyons of Mountpyller, The ?1540 The head station 1885
Miss Jacobsen's chance 1886
Outlaw and lawmaker 1893
Policy and passion 1881
The romance of a station 1890
Zéro 1884 Praise of musicke, The (by John Case) 1586 The additional narrative, containing his vindication of the machinations of the Papal and Jesuitical party 1679
True narrative and discovery of several remarkable passages relating to the horrid Popish plot 1679 Prantl's (K.) Elementary text-book of botany tr. by S. H. Vines 1880 The British grasses and sedges 1859
Chapters on the common things of the sea-side 1850
The flowering plants and ferns of Great Britain 1854–57
Our native songsters 1852 Prayers, Private, put forth in the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1544–78 (Parker Soc. 1851) Our flag. Origin and progress of the flag of the United States of America 1872
—ed. 2, entitled History of the flag of the United States of America 1880 Prehistoric Society (of East Anglia) Proceedings 1908– Prelatical episcopacy, Of 1641 See Milton, J. Presbytery book of Strathbogie, Extracts from the 1631–54 (Spalding Cl. 1843) History, theory, and practice of the electric telegraph 1860
The speaking telephone 1878 (1879) History of the conquest of Mexico 1843 (1864)
History of the conquest of Peru 1847 (1850)
History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella 1838 (1846)
History of the reign of Philip the second 1855 (1857) Present interest of Tangier, The c 1680 Present state of Russia (1671) See Collins, Samuel Present state of Russia, The tr. 1722–23 Presentation in the temple, The; a pageant, as originally represented by the Corporation of Weavers in Coventry 14.. (Abbotsford Cl. 1836; in Two Coventry Corpus Christi plays, E.E.T.S. 1902) Press, The (Christchurch, N.Z.) 1861– Press and Journal (Aberdeen) 1939– (continuation of Aberdeen Press and Journal) Prestis of Peblis, The (thre) See Peebles The breast-plate of faith and love a 1628 (1630, 1631)
Mount Ebal, or a heavenly treatise of divine love a 1628 (1638)
The new covenant, or the saints portion a 1628 (1629, 1634) A lamentable tragedy mixed ful of pleasant mirth conteyning the life of Cambises King of Percia 1569 (in Manly, Specim. pre-Shaks. drama II, 1898; Hazl., Dodsley) Prestwick, Records of the burgh of 1470–1782 (Maitland Cl. 1834) Pretences of the French invasion examined 1692 See Lloyd, Bp. William See Dickinson, W. The Alamut ambush 1971
Colonel Butler's wolf 1972
The '44 vintage 1978
October men 1973
Other paths to glory 1974
Our man in Camelot 1975
War game 1976 Prælium et præmium. The Christians warre and reward 1608
Prince Henry, his first (second) anniversary 1613–14 Some considerations offered to the House of Commons for building a stone-bridge over the Thames 1735 The life, voyages, and adventures of Bampfylde-Moore Carew ?1810
See also Carew, Bampfylde Moore Mans delinquencie 1646
A sermon preached on Aprill 13, 1642, before the Lord Maior 1642 The eastern origin of the Celtic nations proved 1831
Ethnology 1849 (in Manual of scientific enquiry 1859)
The natural history of man 1843 (1848)
Researches into the physical history of man 1813; ed. 2, of mankind 1826 Pride and lowlines c 1570 See Debate Pride of life, The c 1400 (Brandl 1898) Circular letter 1692
Directions to church-wardens for the faithful discharge of their office 1701 (1712)
Letters to John Ellis 1674–1722 (Camden Soc. 1875)
Life of Mahomet 1697
The Old and New Testament connected in the history of the Jews and neighbouring nations 1716–18
The original and right of tithes 1710 An historical, political and statistical account of Ceylon and its dependencies 1849 The German language 1934 Angel Pavement 1930
Bright day 1946
Daylight on Saturday 1943
Delight 1949
English journey 1934
Festival at Farbridge 1951
The good companions 1929
Home is tomorrow 1949
It's an old country 1967
Let the people sing 1939
The magicians 1954
Margin released 1962
Salt is leaving 1966
Saturn over the water 1961
They walk in the city 1936
Three men in new suits 1945
Journey down a rainbow 1955 Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit 1777 (1782)
The doctrine of philosophical necessity illustrated 1777
Hartley's (D.) Theory of the human mind; with essays relating to the subject of it 1775
An history of the corruptions of Christianity 1782
Institutes of natural and revealed religion 1772 (1782)
Lectures on history and general policy 1788
Philosophical empiricism; interspersed with various observations relating to different kinds of air 1775 Good driving—the B.S.M. way 1965 Primer. The prymer or prayer-book of the lay people in the middle ages a 1400 (in Maskell, Monumenta rit. Eccl. Angl. II. 1846; Littlehales 1891)
The prymer, or lay folks' prayer book c 1420 (E.E.T.S. 1895)
The prymer of Salysbury vse 1527
A goodly prymer in englyshe, newly corrected 1535
Prymer in Englyshe and Laten 1536
The primer, set foorth by the Kynges maiestie and his clergie 1545 (1546)
A prymmer or boke of priuate prayer nedeful to be vsed of al faythfull Christians 1553
The prymer in Englysshe and in Latin after the vse of Sarum 1555 (1557)
The primer set furth at large, with many godly and deuoute prayers 1559
The primer or office of the blessed virgin Marie in English 1615 (1631) Primrose's (J.) Popular errors tr. 1651 See Wittie, R. A chronological history of New England in the form of annals 1736 (in Arber, Eng. Garner II) Prince Rupert's speech to his Majesty and the Lords of his Privie Councell 1642 Prince Society Publications (Albany, N.Y., 1865–77) Princely pellican, The, or royall resolves presented in sundry choice observations extracted from (K. Charles I's) divine meditations 1649 Princeton review, The 1878–82 A narrative of the political and military transactions of British India 1820 (1825) Printers' ink 1888–1967 Printing trades' journal See Paper Poems on several occasions 1709, 1718
Poetical works a 1721 (1892)
Writings a 1721 (1905–07) Priory of Hexham See Hexham A cab at the door, an autobiography: early years 1968
The gentle barbarian: the life and work of Turgenev 1977 Private devotions, Collection of 1627 See Cosin, Bp. J. Private eye 1962– Private prayers See Prayers Privy Council acts See Acts Privy Council of Scotland, Register of See Register Privy purse expenses See Elizabeth of York; Henry, VIII; Mary, Princess Proceedings. An impartial account of divers remarkable proceedings the last sessions of parliament, relating to the horrid Popish plot 1679 Proceedings against the late traitors (A true and perfect relation of the whole proceedings against the late traitors, Garnet a Iesuite, etc.) 1606 Proceedings See under the names of particular institutions Proclamation. The only English proclamation of Henry III 1258 (Philol. Soc. 1868) Poetical works 1822
The flood of Thessaly, the girl of Provence, and other poems 1823
A Sicilian story, with Diego de Montilla and other poems 1820 The borderland of science 1873
Chance and luck: a discussion of the laws of luck 1887
Essays on astronomy 1872
The expanse of heaven 1873
The Great Pyramid, observatory, tomb, and temple 1883
How to play whist 1885
Light science for leisure hours 1871–73
Other worlds than ours 1870
Pleasant ways in science 1879 Prodigal son, The (transl. of 16th-c. German play) 1878 (in Simpson, School of Shaks. II. 1878) Product engineering 1930– Progress of honesty 1681 See D'Urfey, T. Project for more efficiently manning the navy 1745 Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum, lexicon Anglo-Latinum princeps c 1440 (Camden Soc. 1843–65)
—(Winchester MS.) c 1460 (E.E.T.S. 1908) Proper dyaloge betwene a gentillman and a husbandman 1530 (in Roy, Rede me, etc., Arber 1871) Proposals towards raising provision for the poor and increase of seamen 1740 Prose legends 14.. (in Anglia VIII. 1885) Prose life of Alexander c 1420 See Alexander Prose psalter See Psalter Protestant almanack for the year 1668 1667 Protestant conformist, The: or, a plea for moderation 1679 Protestant garland, The, of joy and delight 1689 Protests of the Lords, A complete collection of the v.d. (ed. J. E. T. Rogers 1875) Proude wyues pater noster, The 1560 (in Hazlitt, Early pop. poetry IV. 1866) See Mahony, F. S. Proverbs of Alfred, The a 1250, a 1275 (in Old English miscellany, E.E.T.S. 1872; ed. Skeat 1907) Proverbs of Hendyng a 1325 (in Reliquiæ antiquæ I. 1841; Morris and Skeat, Spec. Early Eng. Pt. II. 1884) Providence, Rhode Island Early records 21 vols. 1892–1915 Providences of God 1691 See Bethel, S. Provincialism of Danby, etc. 1863 (From C. J. Atkinson's note books, afterwards published in Cleveland gloss. 1868) Archæologia Cornu-Britannica; or, an essay to preserve the ancient Cornish language; containing the rudiments of that dialect, in a Cornish grammar and Cornish English vocabulary 1790
Mineralogia Cornubiensis; or a treatise on minerals, mines, and mining 1778 Pryde and abuse of women, A treatyse shewing and declaring the c 1550 (in Hazlitt, Early pop. poetry IV. 1866) Prymer See Primer Anti-Arminianisme 1630 See Church of England below
The antipathie of the English lordly prelacie, both to regall monarchy, and civill unity 1641
A briefe survay and censure of Mr Cozens his couzening devotions 1628
Canterburies doome, or the first part of a complete history of the trial of William Laud 1646
A checke to Brittannicus 1644
The Church of England's old antithesis to new Arminianisme 1629
—ed. 2 enlarged, entitled Anti-Arminianisme 1630
The doome of cowardisze and treachery 1643
The falsities and forgeries of the anonymous author of a late pamphlet 1644
A gagge for long-hair'd rattle-heads 1646
God no impostor nor deluder 1629
A gospel plea 1653
Histrio-mastix; the players scourge or actors tragedie 1633
An humble remonstrance against the tax of ship-money lately imposed (anon.) 1636 (1643)
A legall vindication of the liberties of England against illegall taxes 1649
A moderate apology against a pretended calumny 1644
Mount-Orgueil: or divine and profitable meditations 1641
The opening of the greate seale of England 1643
The perpetuitie of a regenerated mans estate 1626
A plea for the House of Lords 1648
The Popish royall favourite 1643
Rome's master-peece 1643 (1644)
The soveraigne power of parliaments and kingdomes 1643
A summary collection of the principal fundamental rights, liberties, proprieties, of all English freemen 1656
The treachery and disloyalty of Papists to their soveraignes 1643 (= Pt. I of The soveraigne power)
Twelve considerable serious questions touching Church government 1644
The unbishoping of Timothy and Titus (anon.) 1636 (1661)
The unlovelinesse of love-lockes 1628
A vindication of Psalme cv. 15 from some false glosses lately obtruded on it by Royalists 1642 (1644)
Documents relating to the proceedings against William Prynne 1634–37 (Camden Soc. 1877)
—— & Walker, Clement A true and full relation of the prosecution, arraignment, tryall, etc. of N. Fiennes 1644 Przipcovius' (S.) Dissertatio de pace, etc., or, a discourse touching the peace and concord of the Church (sometimes erron. ascribed to J. Hales) tr. 1653 (in Phenix 1708) Psalmanazar. Memoirs of * * * *, commonly known by the name of George Psalmanazar 1764 Psalter. Vespasian psalter c 825 (The oldest English texts, E.E.T.S. 1885)
Anglo-Saxon psalter c 1000 (Thorpe 1835; Grein)
—(Lambeth) c 1000 (Lindelöf 1909)
—c 1000 (Spelman, 1640)
The Cambridge psalter c 1000 (Wildhagen 1910)
Metrical version of Psalms li-cl c 1000 (Grein
Eadwine's Canterbury psalter c 1150 (E.E.T.S. 1889)
An early English psalter a 1300 (Surtees Soc. 1843–47; Hampole's Works II. 1896)
The earliest complete English prose psalter a 1325 (E.E.T.S. 1891)
The psalms of David in meeter. Allowed by the authority of the Generall Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland 1650 Psyche (subtitle varies) 1921–37 Psychiatry 1938– Psychoanalytic review 1913– Psychological bulletin 1904– Psychological review 1894– Public Ledger (Philadelphia) 1836–1934 Public opinion 1861– Publications See under the names of particular institutions Publishers' circular (title varies) 1837–1959 Publishers' weekly 1873– Puck (New York) 1877–1918 The club, or a dialogue between father and son 1711
A new dialogue between a burgermaster and an English gentleman 1697 Rustic sketches 1842 (1853, 1871)
The Song of Solomon in the East Devonshire dialect 1860 Pulpit Popery 1688 Punch, or the London Charivari 1840– Purchas his pilgrim. Microcosmus, or the historie of man 1619
Pilgrimage 1613 (1614, 1617)
Pilgrimes 1625–26 Purchas, Samuel A theatre of politicall flying-insects 1657 Puritaine, The 1607 See S., W. Purity (= Cleanness) See Early English alliterative poems The Church of England a portion of Christ's one holy Catholic Church, and a means of restoring visible unity. An eirenicon. (Part I) 1865
—First letter to the very rev. J. H. Newman, D.D. (An eirenicon. Part II) 1869
—Is healthful reunion impossible? A second letter to the very rev. J. H. Newman (An eirenicon. Part III) 1870
Daniel the prophet; nine lectures 1864
The doctrine of the real presence, as contained in the Fathers, vindicated 1855
An eirenicon: see above
An historical enquiry into the probable causes of the rationalist character lately predominant in the theology of Germany 1828–30
Lenten sermons, preached chiefly to young men at the Universities, between 1858–74 1874
A letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, on some circumstances connected with the present crisis in the English Church 1842
The Minor Prophets with a commentary 1860
Our Pharisaism; a sermon 1868
Parochial sermons (Sermons during the season from Advent to Whitsuntide) 1848 (1852)
—vol. II. 1853
The real presence of the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ the doctrine of the English Church 1857
Life, by H. P. Liddon et al. (1893–97) Putnam's Magazine 1868–70 The arte of English poesie (anon.; generally attributed to Puttenham, but recently to Lord Lumley) 1589 (Arber 1869) No fond return of love 1961
Quartet in autumn 1977
Some tame gazelle 1950 |
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