PRINCIPAUX OUVRAGES CONSULTES
40 Tàepeetical works of GeofiFrey Chaucer edited by Richard Morris. — London (Bell and Daldy).
â*' Compendious history of the English language by George Craik. — London, 4864.
30 Life of Chaucer. by Will. Godwin. — London, 4804. 40 Warton's history of English poetry, new édition by W. HazUlt.
50 Verstegan. — A restitution of decayed intelligence in Antiquities, — Anvers, 4605.
6« The history of England during the middle ages^ by Sharon Turner. — London, 4 823.
7« Anecdotes on the manners and customs of London, by James Peller Malcolm. — London, 4814.
80 Etymologicon lingua anglicana^ par Skinner. — Londres,
1 674 , fo.
^\t INDEX BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE
90 Éenms or philoîogical inquiry concerning universal grammar^ by Harris. — London, 1771.
10° The voiage and travaile which treateth of ihe way ' of Hkrusalem and of marvayles of Inde wUh other islands and countrieSj by John Maundeville. — London,
11°PiersPloughman's, Vision and creede^ édition Th. Wright. — London. — Pickering, 1 842.
12® A hisiory ofthe life of Edward ihe Black prince, by (î.-P.- R. James. — London, 1839.
1 30 Illustration of ihe lives and wriiings of Gower and Chaucer, by H.-J. Todd. — London, 1810.
1 40 Confessio amantis of John Gower, edited and coUated with the best ms. by D»* Reinhold Pauli. — 1 867.
15° Spécimens of early English selected from the chief English Authors (1250-1400) with grammatical introduction, by Morris. — Oxford, 1867.
16® De lingua Chauceri commentaiionem grammaticam^ scripsit Fredericus Guilelmus Gesenius. —Bonne, 1847.
M^ Handbook of Anglo-Saxon, and early English, by Gorson ïliram. — New-York, 1876.
18° The philology of the English tongue, by John Earle. — Oxford, 1873.
19® Introduction to Anglo-Saxon, by Francis March. — New- York, 1 875.
20® The pasty présent and future of Éngiand's language, by MarshalL — London, 1878.
21® The sources of standard English, by Kington Oliphant. — London, 1873.
22® Old and middle English, by Kington Oliphant. — London,
23® History of the Norman conquest, its cames and resultSy by Edward A. Freeman. — Oxford, 1869.
INDEX biblioqrapuiquh: t^'i
W The history of Normandy and of Ençland, by sir Francis Palgrave. — London, 1864.
2o« Kock Friedrich. — Historische grammatik der Englischeu sprache, — 1869.
26^^ Beowulf. — A àeroic poem of the VIIl^ cent, édition of Thomas Arnold. — London, 1876.
2/0 An eiymological dictionary of the English language, by W.-W. Skeat. — Oxford, 1882.
28» The Anglo-Saxon chronicle, edited by Benjamin Thorpe. — London, 1861.
:î9° A history of English sounds from the earliest period, by Henry Sweet. — London, 1874.
30° Early English pronunciation, by Alexander Ellis F. R. S. — London, 1871.
5lo Dr. Trenches English past and présent. — London, 1870.
i^^ The history of the life ofJohn Wicli/fe^ by John Lewis. — London, 1723.
33<> The leader of the -Lollards and his tintes, by the rev. A. Morton Brown. —London, 1848.
:U<> Spécimens of English literature from the ploughman crede by W. Skeat. — London, Macmillan.
35<' The Saxons in England^ hy John Mitchell Kemble. — London, 1849.
360 The Surtees Society (cat. 303 bis), Anglo-Saxon and early English psalter.
37® Lives ofthe hings of England from the conquest, by Thomas Roscoe. — London, 1846.
380 political poems and songs relating to English history from the accession of^ Edward IIl^ éd. by Th. Wright. — London, 1859.
390 Manners and houschold expenses of England in the XIII^ century (Roxburghe club), Beriah Botfield. — LondoD,
244 INQBX BIBLIOaRAPHIQUB
400 A historp ofdomestic manners and sentiments in England during the middle ages^ Tti. Wright. — London, 4862.
41® Documents illustrative ofEnglish history in the XIU^ and XIY^ centuries y ed, by Henry Gole. — London,
42<> The English language, by R.-G. Latham. — London, 4855.
43<> Wycliffe and the Huguenots^ by the rev. Will. Hanna. — Edinburgh, 4860.
44® The lifeand times of Edward III, by Longman. — London,
45*> Recherches sur Vanglo-saxon, par Thommerel. — Paris,
46* Etude sur G, Chaucer considéré comme imitateur des troU' vèreSj par E. Sandras. — Paris, 4859.
47® Conquête de l'Angleterre par les Normands, par Aug. . Thierry. — Ed. Charpentier, 1870.
48» Chroniques de Froissart. — Edit. Buchon, 3 voL
49® Paul Meyer. — Documents manuscrits de l'ancienne littérature de la France conservés dans les bibliothèques de la Grande-Bretagne.
50® Paul Meyer. — Recueil d'anciens textes bas-latins, provençaux et français.
54® F.-Œ Fleay. — Guide to Chaucer. — London, 1877, etc.
