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• William Prynne, a study in PuritanismEthyn Kirby
• ScotlandRobert S. Rait
• The speeches of the Right Honourable William Pitt, in the House of commonsWilliam Pitt
• England during the American & European wars, 1765-1820O. W. Tancock
• Memorials and characters, together with the lives of divers eminent and worthy persons. From the year one thousand six hundred to the presenJohn Wilford
• Gossip of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuriesJohn Beresford
• Four who spoke out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittRobert T. Oliver
• The Scotsman's library : being a collection of anecdotes and facts illustrative of Scotland and ScotsmenJames Mitchell
• The Scot abroadJohn Hill Burton
• An outline of the relations between England and Scotland (500-1701)Robert S. Rait
• Leaves from the note-books of Lady Dorothy Nevill; ed. by Ralph NevillDorothy Nevill
• The testimony of tradition, by David MacRitchie ... With twenty illustrationsDavid MacRitchie
• Farmer George, by Lewis Melville [pseud.] ... With fifty-three portraits and illustrationsLewis Saul Benjamin
• SelectionsEdmund Burke
• The wisdom and genius of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, illustrated in a series of extracts from his writings and speeches; with a summary of Peter Burke
• Narratives from criminal trials in ScotlandJohn Hill Burton
• The unspeakable ScotT. W. H. Crosland
• The Norse influence on Celtic ScotlandGeorge Henderson
• Charles James FoxJohn Drinkwater
• Early Scottish charters, prior to A.D. 1153Archibald Campbell Lawrie
• Culture in early Scotland.James Mackinnon
• Lord North, second earl of Guilford, K. G. 1732-1792Reginald Lucas
• Prehistoric Scotland and its place in European civilisationRobert Munro
• X-ray non-destructive examination of historic structuresDavid M Hart
• Annals of the Caledonians, Picts and Scots; and of Strathclyde, Cumberland, Galloway, and Murray.Joseph Ritson
• The memories of Dean HoleS. Reynolds Hole
• More memories: being thoughts about England spoken in America, by the Very Rev. S. Reynolds HoleS. Reynolds Hole
• Personal remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock, second baronet, sometime queen's remembrancerWilliam Frederick Pollock
• The investigation of the charges brought against His Royal Highness the Duke of York, commander in chief. By G.L. Wardle, esq., M.P. for OakDuke of York and Albany Frederick Augustus
• The trial, by impeachment, of Henry Lord Viscount Melville, for high crimes and misdemeanors, before the House of Peers, in Westminster HallHenry Dundas Melville
• Prehistoric annals of ScotlandDaniel Wilson
• A letter concerning libels, warrants, the seizure of papers, and sureties for the peace of behaviour; with a view to some late proceedings, Father of Candor
• Frederic William Maitland : two lectures and a bibliographyA. L. Smith
• The Earl of DerbyGeorge Saintsbury
• Memories of fifty yearsSusan Mary Elizabeth Jeune St. Helier
• A letter to Sir William Windham. II. Some reflections on the present state of the nation. III. A letter to Mr. Pope. By the late Right HonorHenry St. John Bolingbroke
• A letter to Sir William Windham. II, Some reflections on the present state of the nation. III, A letter to Mr. PopeHenry St. John Bolingbroke
• Lord Randolph ChurchillArchibald Philip Primrose Rosebery
• William CobbettG. K. Chesterton
• The speech of the Right Honourable Wiliam [!] Pitt, in the House of commons ... February 21, 1783William Pitt
• Lord Curzon in India, 1898-1903H. Caldwell Lipsett
• MemoriesWalter Hume Long
• Records & reactions, 1856-1939 [by] the Earl of Midleton, K.PWilliam St. John Fremantle Brodrick Midleton
• Memories discreet and indiscreet, by a woman of no importanceStuart Menzies
• Annals of Scotland : from the accession of Malcolm III in the year MLVII to the accession of the House of Stewart in the year MCCCLXXI, to wDavid Dalrymple
• Annals of Scotland. From the accession of Malcolm III. surnamed Canmore, to the accession of Robert I. By Sir David DalrympleDavid Dalrymple
• Modern England, 1820-1874Oscar Browning
• Army reform and other addressesR. B. Haldane Viscount Haldane
• Reflections on the progressive decline of the British empire, and the necessity of public reform. : Addressed to the Right Honorable the earHenry Schultes
• A letter to the editor of the Manchester guardianpseud Phylax
• England and the English from an American point of viewPrice Collier
• The man from Limehouse: Clement Richard AttleeCyril Clemens
• The conservative mindHarold Begbie
• The chorographical description or survey of the county of DevonTristram Risdon
• Burke, select worksEdmund Burke
• Provocateurs I have knownT︠S︡. S Zelikson-Bobrovskai︠a︡
• Seamarks and landmarks, being leaves from the log of Surgeon Captain O. W. AndrewsOctavius William Andrews
• Joseph Chamberlain and the theory of imperialismWilliam Louis Strauss
• My working lifeGeorge Sydenham Clarke Sydenham of Combe
• Gertrude BellR. V. C. Bodley