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January

  1. A Book of Dartmoor (1907)
    by Sabine Baring-Gould
  2. "Matthew Arnold" (1894)
    by Florence Earle Coates
  3. To the Indies (1864)
    by José María de Pereda
  4. First-footing in Edinburgh (1893)
    by G. Hastie
  5. Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts Crusader, Dies at 73 (1922)
    by The New York Times
  6. The Natural History of the Newspaper (1923)
    by Robert E. Park
  7. A Critique of the Theory of Evolution (1916)
    by Thomas Hunt Morgan
  8. Edward Buttoneye and his adventures (1908)
    by Cyril F. Austin
  9. Sturla the Historian (1906)
    by William Paton Ker
  10. Poems Vol. I (1916) (1916)
    by Florence Earle Coates
  11. Recognition for the 2010 Tucson Festival of Books (2010)
    by Gabrielle Dee Giffords
  12. All for Love (1677)
    by John Dryden
  13. Eulogy of Henry Clay (1852)
    by Abraham Lincoln
  14. She Stoops to Conquer (1773)
    by Oliver Goldsmith
  15. The School for Scandal (1777)
    by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
  16. Remarks on preceding article (March, 1891)
    by Alfred Nutt
  17. Zoonomia, or, the Laws of Organic Life (1796)
    by Erasmus Darwin
  18. Dr. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (1873)
    by Anonymous
  19. The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication (1868)
    by Charles Darwin
  20. The Scientific Basis of National Progress, including that of Morality (1882)
    by George Gore
  21. A Friend of Dr. Johnson and Sir Joshua Reynolds (1910)
    by William Prideaux Courtney
  22. Encrypted message to John Pemberton (1863)
    by John Grimes Walker
  23. On the magnet, magnetick bodies also, and on the great magnet the earth (1600, translation 1900)
    by William Gilbert
  24. English Folk-Carols (1911)
    by Cecil James Sharp
  25. John Laurence Toole (1873)
    by Anonymous
  26. Dion Boucicault (1873)
    by Anonymous

February

  2. History of West Hoboken N.J. (1903)
    by William H. Drescher
  3. The Man Who Lived (1941)
    by Raymond F. O'Kelley
  4. Omega (1932)
    by Amelia Reynolds Long
  5. The Easter Hare (1893)
    by Charles J. Billson
  6. 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica Vol. 8 DEMIJOHN to EDWARD (1911)
    by Hugh Chisholm
  7. Vengeance in Her Bones (1942)
    by Malcolm Jameson
  8. When History Repeats (1913)
    by Willard French
  9. “Vitamine” from 1922 Encyclopædia Britannica (1922)
    by Leonard Williams
  10. S v Makwanyane and Another (1995)
    by Constitutional Court of South Africa
  11. Romance of History, Mexico (1909)
    by Margaret Duncan Coxhead
  12. The Baker of Beauly (1892)
    by Alexander MacBain
  13. Lectures on Modern History (1899)
    by John Acton
  14. Dictionary of National Biography, volume 6 Bottomley - Browell (1886)
    by Leslie Stephen
  15. The Art of Nijinsky (1913)
    by Geoffrey Whitworth
  16. A Book of the Riviera (1905)
    by Sabine Baring-Gould

March

  2. An Essay in Defence of the Female Sex (1696)
    by Anonymous Attributed to Judith Drake
  3. Japanese Instrument of Surrender (1945)
    by Prepared by the War Department. Approved by President Truman
  4. Negroes Who Owned Slaves (1912)
    by Calvin D. Wilson
  5. Frederick Gustavus Burnaby (1887)
    by John Andrew Hamilton
  6. Marriage Act, 1961 (1961)
    by Parliament of South Africa
  7. The Rover Boys at School (1899)
    by Arthur M. Winfield
  8. The Mentanicals (1934)
    by George Henry Weiss
  9. Adelaide Anne Procter (December, 1865)
    by Charles Dickens
  10. Minister of Home Affairs v Fourie (2005)
    by Constitutional Court of South Africa
  11. Birthmark (1941)
    by Seabury Quinn
  12. England's Alarm! (1785)
    by Manasseh Dawes
  13. Henry Morton Stanley (1873)
    by Anonymous
  14. Manasseh Dawes (1888)
    by not recorded
  15. Voodooism (1898)
    by Mary Alicia Owen
  16. Unhallowed Holiday (1941)
    by Kenneth MacNichol
  17. Frederick Locker (1873)
    by Anonymous
  18. John Ruskin (1873)
    by Anonymous
  19. Poems Volume II (1916)
    by Florence Earle Coates
  20. Historical account of Lisbon college (1902)
    by William Croft and Joseph Gillow
  21. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality v Minister of Justice (1998)
    by Constitutional Court of South Africa

April

  2. English Law and the Renaissance (1901)
    by Frederic William Maitland
  3. A Forest Hymn (1860)
    by William Cullen Bryant
  4. Civil Union Act, 2006 (2006)
    by Parliament of South Africa
  5. Hebrew tales; selected and translated from the writings of the ancient Hebrew sages (1917)
    by Hyman Hurwitz
  6. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean (1927)
    by Blind Lemon Jefferson
  7. In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories (1892)
    by Robert Barr
  8. Stops of Various Quills (1895)
    by William Dean Howells, illustrated by Howard Pyle
  9. The Perfumed Garden (1886)
    by Richard Francis Burton
  10. Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (2006)
    by Ministerio de Comunicación e Información
  11. The Power of the Spirit (1919)
    by Percy Dearmer
  12. Conventional Lies of our Civilization (1883)
    by Max Simon Nordau
  13. Human Immortality: Two Supposed Objections to the Doctrine (1898)
    by William James (1842-1910)

May

  2. Inaugural lecture on the study of medieval and modern history (1867)
    by William Stubbs
  3. Congressional Government (1885)
    by Woodrow Wilson
  4. Her Answer (1886)
    by Samuel Williams Cooper
  5. The People of the State of California vs. Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1957)
    by Clayton W. Horn
  6. Hockey: Canada's Royal Winter Game (1899)
    by Arthur Farrell
  7. The fairy tales of science (1857)
    by John Cargill Brough and illustrated by Charles Henry Bennett
  8. The Reign of Henry VII., part 2 (1883)
    by William Stubbs
  9. The Reign of Henry VII. (1883)
    by William Stubbs
  10. A sketch of the physical structure of Australia, so far as it is at present known ((1850)
    by Joseph Beete Jukes
  11. A Plea for the General Use of Scientific Names (1899)
    by Richard Crittenden McGregor
  12. How to make our ideas clear (1878)
    by Charles Sanders Peirce
  13. Spanish Constitution (1992)
    by Ministry of the Presidency
  14. Peter and Wendy - Margaret Ogilvy (1912)
    by J.M. Barrie

June

  2. A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field (1864)
    by James Clerk Maxwell
  3. The Thing From—"Outside" (1923)
    by George Allan England
  4. Letter from Frank Wilson updating the Capone investigation, March 27, 1931 (1931)
    by Frank J. Wilson
  5. On the Transfer of Energy in the Electromagnetic Field (1884)
    by John Henry Poynting
  6. A Lost Masterpiece from The Yellow Book vol 1. (1893)
    by George Egerton
  7. On the Present State and Prospects of Historical Study, part 2 (1876)
    by William Stubbs
  8. Death of Dr. John Brown (1922)
    by The Times
  9. Romances of Chivalry on Greek Soil (1911)
    by J. B. Bury
  10. The Celibate Women of To-day (1915)
    by Earl Barnes
  11. Nature (1894)
    by Ralph Waldo Emerson
  12. Free Speech on the Internet (1997)
    by Jerrold Lewis Nadler
  13. On the Present State and Prospects of Historical Study (1876)
    by William Stubbs
  14. Pro Patria (1917)
    by Florence Earle Coates
  15. Resistance to Civil Government (1849)
    by Henry David Thoreau
  16. Does Price Fixing Destroy Liberty? (1920)
    by George Howard Earle, Jr.
  17. Dickens, Charles (DNB00) (c. 1887)
    by Leslie Stephen
  18. Stella Maris (1894)
    by Arthur Symons
  19. Tree-Worship (1894)
    by Richard Le Gallienne
  20. Organisations of Witches in Great Britain (1917)
    by M. A. Murray
  21. An Object Lesson in Social Reform (1899)
    by Franklin Smith
  22. The Alchemy of Happiness (c. 1105)
    by Abu Hamid al-Ghazālī, translated by Henry Augustus Homes

July

  2. The Evolution of Surgery (1910)
    by William Thorburn
  3. Shaving Made Easy (1905)
    by 20th Century Correspondence School
  4. Narrative of an Official Visit to Guatemala from Mexico (1829)
    by George Alexander Thompson
  5. The Philosophy of Furniture (1840)
    by Edgar Allan Poe
  6. Learning and Literature at the Court of Henry II. (1877)
    by William Stubbs
  7. Picturesque New Guinea (1887)
    by John William Lindt
  8. A Little Pretty Pocket-book (1767)
    by John Newbery
  9. Science and the Great War (1915)
    by Edward Bagnall Poulton
  10. Manifesto of the Communist Party (1910)
    by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, translated by Samuel Moore
  11. The Theory of Relativity and its Influence on Scientific Thought (1922)
    by Arthur Eddington
  12. Mister Fox (1870)
    by R. Shugg & Co.
  13. Picturesque Nepal (1912)
    by Percy Brown
  14. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality v Minister of Home Affairs (1999)
    by Lourens Ackermann
  15. The Story of a Puppet (1892)
    by Carlo Collodi
  16. The Path of Vision (1921)
    by Ameen Rihani
  17. "Passed", The Yellow Book vol 1. (1894)
    by Charlotte Mew
  18. Methods of Historical Study (1877)
    by William Stubbs
  19. The Sheik (1919)
    by Edith Maude Hull

August

  2. Bearing and Importance of Commercial Treaties in the Twentieth Century (1906)
    by Thomas Barclay
  3. Australia : An appeal to the world on behalf of the younger branch of the family of Shem (1839)
    by Robert Menli Lyon
  4. Bishop Jocelin and the Interdict (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  5. Foreign Trade and the Money Market (1903)
    by Felix Schuster
  6. The Liberty to Trade as Buttressed by National Law (1909)
    by George Howard Earle, Jr.
  7. The Bank of England and the State (1905)
    by Felix Schuster
  8. The Preservation of Places of Interest or Beauty (1907)
    by Robert Hunter
  9. Hospitals, Medical Science and Public Health (1908)
    by Thomas Clifford Allbutt
  10. The Medieval Kingdoms of Cyprus and Armenia (1878)
    by William Stubbs
  11. The Strange Voyage and Adventures of Domingo Gonsales, to the World in the Moon (1768)
    by Francis Godwin
  12. St. Oswald and the Church of Worcester (1919)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  13. William of Malmesbury 'On the Antiquity of Glastonbury' (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  14. The World's Famous Orations (Ireland) (1906)
    by ed. William Jennings Bryan
  15. The Saxon Cathedral at Canterbury and The Saxon Saints Buried Therein (1929)
    by Charles Cotton
  16. Geoffrey, Archbishop of York (1890)
    by Kate Norgate
  17. Reflections on War and Death (1918)
    by Sigmund Freud
  18. Enhancing the Global Fight to End Human Trafficking (2006)
    by Christopher Henry Smith
  19. England's Treasure By Foreign Trade (1664)
    by Thomas Mun
  20. History of Hudson County and of the Old Village of Bergen (1921)
    by Daniel Van Winkle
  21. Adjustment Team (1954)
    by Philip K. Dick
  22. The History of the Psychoanalytic Movement (1917)
    by Sigmund Freud, translated by A. A. Brill
  23. The Glugs of Gosh (1917)
    by C. J. Dennis
  24. The Inheritors: An Extravagant Story (1901)
    by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Ford
  25. The Year's at the Spring (1920)
    by Harry Clarke
  26. Criticism and Beauty (1910)
    by Arthur James Balfour
  27. Magic (1911)
    by Ellis Stanyon
  28. The fairy tales of Charles Perrault (1922)
    by Harry Clarke
  29. Of the Gout (1734)
    by William Stukeley
  30. Suggestions on the Arrangement and Characteristics of Parish Churches (1851)
    by James Joseph McCarthy
  31. On the light thrown by recent investigations on Electricity on the relation between Matter and Ether (1908)
    by Joseph John Thomson
  32. Garden Cities (1904)
    by Ralph Neville
  33. The plea of Clarence Darrow, August 22nd, 23rd & 25th, MCMXXIII, in defense of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold, Jr., on trial for murder (1924)
    by Clarence Darrow
  34. Principles in Politics (1780)
    by Edmund Burke
  35. War Prisoners (1919)
    by Clarence S. Darrow
  36. Fifes and Drums: Poems of America at War (1917)
    by The Vigilantes
  37. History of West Australia (1897)
    by W. B. Kimberly
  38. Learning and Literature at the Court of Henry II. (continued) (1878)
    by William Stubbs

September

  2. Peter of Blois (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  3. University Education for Women (1913)
    by Eleanor Mildred Sidgwick
  4. US patent 285584: Turbine for Steam and Other Motive Power (1883)
    by Gustaf de Laval
  5. The Reign of Henry VIII. (1881)
    by William Stubbs
    Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act, 1949 (1949)
    by Parliament of South Africa
  6. Howards End (1921)
    by E. M. Forster
  7. A Tramp Abroad (1880)
    by Mark Twain
  8. Early Somerset Archdeacons (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  9. Betty Gordon at Boarding School (1921)
    by Alice B. Emerson
  10. Science and War (1919)
    by John Fletcher Moulton
  11. The Steam Turbine (1911)
    by Charles A. Parsons
  12. Libraries in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods (1894)
    by John Willis Clark
  13. Immorality Act, 1927 (1927)
    by Parliament of South Africa
  14. Introductory Address on the General Medical Council, its Powers and its Work (1906)
    by Donald MacAlister
  15. The First Deans of Wells (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  16. Declaration of Sports (1633)
    by Charles I of England
  17. On the Characteristic Differences between Medieval and Modern History (1880)
    by William Stubbs
  18. “Park” in The American Cyclopædia (1879)
    by Frederick Law Olmsted
  19. History of the narrow gauge railroad in the Willamette Valley (1919)
    by Leslie M. Scott
  20. The Saxon Abbots of Glastonbury (1921)
    by Joseph Armitage Robinson
  21. Founder's Day in War Time (1917)
    by Adolphus William Ward
  22. Ralph on the Engine (1909)
    by Allen Chapman
  23. Learners as Leaders (1918)
    by Henry Spenser Wilkinson
  24. The Collected poems of Rupert Brooke (1915)
    by Rupert Brooke
  25. Seacoast Defences of South Carolina and Georgia (1876)
    by Armistead Lindsay Long
  26. Notes on the churches in the counties of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey (1852)
    by Arthur Hussey
  27. A treasury of war poetry, ... 1914-1919 (1917)
    by Various; George Herbert Clarke, ed.
  28. The Story of a Candy Rabbit (1920)
    by Laura Lee Hope
  29. Education as the Training of Personality (1913)
    by Henry Bompas Smith
  30. The Modern Treatment of Mental and Nervous Disorders (1918)
    by Bernard Hart
  31. Leibniz as a Politician (1911)
    by Adolphus William Ward
  32. Dave Porter at Oak Hall (1905)
    by Edward Stratemeyer
  33. The Distinction between Mind and Its Objects (1913)
    by Bernard Bosanquet
  34. Memoirs of Henry Villard, Book 8 (1904)
    by Henry Villard
  35. Lectures on Housing (1914)
    by Benjamin Seebohm Rowntree & Arthur Cecil Pigou
  36. Examining Efforts to Eradicate Human Trafficking (2005)
    by Christopher Henry Smith
  37. Men I Have Painted (1921)
    by John McLure Hamilton
  38. Old Towns and New Needs; also the Town Extension Plan (1912)
    by lectures by Paul Waterhouse and Raymond Unwin
  39. Oregon (1911)
    by from the Encyclopædia Britannica, no author given
  40. The National Idea in Italian Literature (1921)
    by Edmund Garratt Gardner
  41. The Way of the Cross (1916)
    by Vlas Mikhaĭlovich Doroshevich

October

  2. English Caricaturists and Graphic Humourists of the Nineteenth Century (1893)
    by Graham Everitt
  3. The Chartist Movement (1918)
    by Mark Hovell
  4. Witchcraft Suppression Act, 1957 (1957)
    by Parliament of South Africa
  5. The Steel Flea (1881)
    by Nikolai Leskov
  6. Imperial Government (1892)
    by Thomas Allnutt Brassey
  7. The History of the Canon Law in England (1882)
    by William Stubbs
  8. The Melbourne Riots (1892)
    by David A. Andrade
  9. Parliament under Henry VIII. (1881)
    by William Stubbs
  10. Modern Parliamentary Eloquence (1914)
    by George Nathaniel Curzon
  11. Olmsted report on Portland, Oregon parks (1903)
    by Olmsted Brothers
  12. The Whig Party: its Position and Duties (1845)
    by The American Review

November

  2. The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church (1844)
    by Ælfric of Eynsham, tr. Benjamin Thorpe
  3. The Fight (1822)
    by William Hazlitt
  4. Salomé (1904)
    by Oscar Wilde
  5. Southern Historical Society Papers (vol. 1) (1876)
    by Various Authors
  6. On the Vatican Library of Sixtus IV (c.1899)
    by John Willis Clark
  7. Problems of Empire: Papers and Addresses by the Rt. Hon. T. A. Brassey (1904)
    by Thomas Allnutt Brassey
  8. Mary Stuart (1921)
    by John Drinkwater
  9. The Boy Travellers in Australasia (1889)
    by Thomas Wallace Knox
  10. “Goethe” in Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1879)
    by Oscar Browning
  11. Harvard Law Review, Volume 1 (1887–1888)
    by Various Authors
  12. On the Study of the Law (1768)
    by William Blackstone
  13. That Lass o' Lowrie's (1877)
    by Frances Hodgson Burnett
  14. Tariff Reform and Agriculture (1903)
    by Thomas Allnutt Brassey
  15. Seventeen lectures on the study of medieval and modern history and kindred subjects (1886)
    by William Stubbs
  16. Poems for the Sea (1850)
    by Lydia Sigourney

December

  2. Grammar of the Burmese Language (1883)
    by Adoniram Judson
  3. The Land Question (1885)
    by Charles Alan Fyffe
  4. Yule Logs (1898)
    by various authors
  5. Immediate Experience and Mediation (1919)
    by Harold Henry Joachim
  6. The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church (1844)
    by Ælfric of Eynsham, tr. Benjamin Thorpe
  7. The Fight (1822)
    by William Hazlitt
  8. Salomé (1904)
    by Oscar Wilde
  9. Southern Historical Society Papers (vol. 1) (1876)
    by Various Authors
  10. On the Vatican Library of Sixtus IV (c.1899)
    by John Willis Clark
  11. Problems of Empire: Papers and Addresses by the Rt. Hon. T. A. Brassey (1904)
    by Thomas Allnutt Brassey
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