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L«8 auteurs sont classes par ordre alphabétique, et leurs œuTres ptr ordre de dates).

Absalom.

Absaloni*s Conspiracy ; or, the Tragedy of Treason. London, Printed in thc Year, 1680. folio, pièce. {British Mmeum : 81âl i./I5.)

The Stage Acquitted. Being A Full Answer to Mr. Collier^ and the other Enemics of the Drama. With A Vindication cf King Charte» thc Martyr, and the Clcrgy of thc Church of England, From the Abuses of a Scurrilous Book, called, The Stage Condemned. To which is added, The Character of the Animadvertcr, and thc A nimad versions on Mr. Congreve's Answer to Mr. Collier. London : Printed for John Bames at the Crown in the PaU-maU, and sold by M. Gilli/lower in Westminster-hall, D. Brown near Temple-oart and H. Parker at the Royal Excliange. MDCXCIX. 8^ (Britith Muséum : &il. e. 12./5.)

ADDISON (JosiPH). — Voye* Steele.

A Poem to His Majesty, Preseiited to tlie Lord Keeper. By Mr. Additon, of Mag. Coll. Oxon. London : Printed for Jacob Tonsoii, at thc Judge's-Head near the Itmer-Temple-Gate in Fleetstreet. MDGXCV. folio. {British Muséum : 1347. m. 42.)

The Gampaigii, A Poem, To His Grâce the Duke of Marlborough, By Mr. Addison.

Rhent pacator et Utri.

Omniê in hoc Uno variis ditcordia ce»»it Ordinibus ; lœUUur Bqiui plauditque Srnator, Yotaque Patricia certani Plebeia favori. Claud. de Laud. Stilic;

London, Printed (or Jacob Tonson, within Grays^Inn Gâte next Grayê' Inn Une, 1705. folio. (BrUish Muséum : 6495. g. 6./i1).

Remarks on Sevcral ParU of Italy, etc. In the Years 1701, 1702, 1703. Verum ergo id est, si quis in cœlum ascendissetj naturamque mundi et pulchritudinem siderum perspexisset, insuavem illam admiralionem ei fore, quœ jucundissima futsset, si aliquem eut narraret habuisset. Cicer. de Amie. Londony Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Grays-lnn Gâte next Grayê-Inn Lane. 1705. 8*.

(Bntùh Muséum : 1049. h. 24.)

Rosamond. An Opéra. Inscrib'd to Her Grâce, the Duichess of Mari-

borough.

Hïc quoi durut amor crudeli tabe pereéii Secreli celant calletf et myrtea eireum Sylva tegit. Virg. Ma» VI.

By the late Right Honourable Joseph Addison Esq. GUscow. Printed and Sold by Robert and Andrew Foulis. M.DOC.U. S: [C'est Féditiun la plui ancienne qai ioit au Brilish Museom; la pièce a été jouée en 17071. {British Muséum: 11 775. b./i)

Numb. 1. The Speclator.

Non fumum ex fulgore, »ed êx fkmê dare lueem Cogitat, ut ipeciota dehinc miracula promal. Horac. To be Conlinucd cvery Day. March 1. 1711. folio.

{BritUh Muteim : P. P. 5^48. a.)

The Spcctator. London : Printed for S. Buckley, at the Dolphin in Little-Britain; and J. Tonsorif at Shakespear's-Hesid over-against Catlierine-streety in the Strand. 1712. 7 vol. 8* [c'est la première édition en volumes). {Brilish 3Juseum : P.P. 5257. c.)

Numb. 1 . The Guardian. — Ille quem requiris. Mari. To be Continoed Every Day. Thursday, March 12. 1713. folio.

(Briliêk Muêeum : 9044. g.)

The Guardian. London : Prinied for Me$8.'* Longman, Law, Johnson, NicholSf DUly, Robinson, RichardioUy Baldwin, Rivington, Oiridge and Sont Uayes, Wilkie, W. Lowndes, Ogilvie and Son, /. Edufords, Vemor and Hood, Cadell and Uavies, H. Loumdes and Lae and Hunt. % vol. S" [1713 : c'est la première édition en volumes).

{BrUith Muséum : P.P. 5S50. f. i.)

Cato. A Tragedy. As il is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, By Her Majesty's Servants. ByVir. Addison. Ecce Spectantibus dignum, ad quod re*picialy inlentus operi suo, Deus! Ecce par Deo difpMon, vir fortis cum mala forluna composUusl Non vidêo, istquam, quid habeat in terris Jupiter putohrius, si converterê animum veM, quam ut spectet Calonem, jam partibus non semel (radis, nihilominus inter ruinas publicas erectum. Sen. de Divin. Prov. N. B. This Book in a fair large Print is Sold by M.Gunne, at the Bible and Crown at Essex- Street Gâte, and R. Gunne in Capel-Street. 1713, 8<».

(British Muséum : U\. b. 51.)

The Free*Hulder, or Political Essays^ London. Printed for D. Midwinter at the three Crowns in St. Paul*8 CImrchyard; and i. Tooson at Shakespear's Head in the Strand. 1716. I<* I. Ftiday, Decêmber 23, 1715. Rara temporum félicitas, ubi sentire quœ velis, et quœ sentias dicere Ucet. Tacit. %•. {BHtish Muséum . P. P. 523. a. 17).

The Works of the Rfght Honourable Joseph Addison, Esq. ; In Four Volumes. London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, at Shakespear's^Head, o%êr againsi Katharinê^street in the Strarid. MDCCXXI. i*.

{British Muséum : 671. k. 11-U.)

The Drummer : or, the Haunted-House. A Comedy. Ai it is Acted ni the Thêatre-Royal in Drury-Lane^ By His Majesty's Servants.

FaUi» terroribUÊ impUi Ut tnagtis. Hor.

The Third Edition. With a Préface by Sir Richard Sieele^ in an Epistlc Deiiicatory to xMr. Coiigrevût occasioned by Mr. TickeU't Préface to the Four Volumes of Mr. AddisoJi's Works. London: Printed for J. Darby : And Suld by Thomas Combes at the Bible and Dove in Paler^Notter^ Row. 1721 \f. (Britith Muteum : 11 795. b. /3.)

The Evidences of the Christian Religion, By the Right Honourabie Joseph Addison, Esq. To which are added, Several Discourses against

Alheism and Infldelity, and in Defence of the Christian Révélation, occasionaliy published by Him and Others : And Now collected into one Body, and digested under their proper HMds, WiCh a Préface, containing the Sentiments of Mr. Boyie, Mr. Locke, and Sir Isaac Newton, concerning the Gotpél-^Revtlation. London : Printed for J. Tonson in the Sirand, MDCCXXX. 8*.

{BritUh Muséum : 1116. a. 2.)

Bohn*s British Classics. The Works of the Right Honourabie Joseph Addison. With Notes By Richard Hurd, D. D. Lord Bishop of Worcester. A New Edition with large additions, chiefly unpublished, collected and edited by Henry G. Bohn. London: Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden. MDCCCLIV — MDCCCLVI. 6 vol. 8».

Sir Roger de Goverley, by the Spectator. The Notes and Illustrations by W. Henry Wills. London, Longmans, Green and Go. 1 shilling (sans date), in-12.

AIKIN (LucY).

The Life of Joseph Addison. By Lucy Aikin. In two volumes. London : Printed for Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, Paternoster-How. 1843. 8».

ALLIBONE (S. AusTDf).

A Critical Dictionary of English Literature and British and American Authors Living and Decea&ed From the Earliest Accounts to the Latter End of the Nineteenth Century. Containing over forty-six thousand articles (Authors). With Forty Indexes uf Subjects. By S. Austin AUibone... Philadelphia. J. B Lippincott and Go. 1872. 3 vols. 8*.

ANORY (Thomas).

The Life of John Buncle, Esq ; Containing Varions Observations and Réflexions, Made in sevoral Parts of the Worid; and Many extraordinary Relations.

Félix ilU animi, DivUque simillimu* iptis, Quem non mendaei retplendens gloria fuco SoUieitat, non ftutosi mala fauéié Inxus. Sed tacUos sinil ire iùM, et pûuperc cultu Esfigit innoeuœ tranquiUa sUentia viUe.

Volutevus.

London : Printed for /. Noon, at the White Hart in Cheaptide, near the Pott/(ry. ttlPCaVI. S vols. 8*. {BrUish Muséum : 12613 h.)

ANDREWS (Alexander).

The History of Uriiish Journaltsm, from the Foundation oT tbe 5fi}papcr Press iii England, to thc Repeal of Ihe Slamp Act ie ïKii, with Skctches of Press Celebrities, bj Alexander Andrews. In tu Volumes. London : Richard Bentley, New Bnrlinglon ttreet, Pablisks in Ordinary to Her Nigesty. MDGCCLIX. 8*.

Animadversions.

Animudvcrsions on Mr. CongreYe*8 Laie Answer to Mr. Colber. la i Dialogue belwecn Mr. Smith and Mr. Johnson. With the Charactenif thc présent Poets; And sonie Oflfers towards New-Modeling the Stage.

Sr. Jos. Egad, there are good Moral» to be pick'd oui of Mmfi Fables, tel n\e tell you Ihat^ and Reynard the Fox foo. BlufT. Damn your Morals.

Sr. Jos. Prithee don't speak to Loud.

BlufT. Damn your Moral», ! mtut revenge ihe Affront done to nf Hmior. Old Balch. Page 47.

London, Printed for John Nuit, near Station ers-Ha IL 1698. 8*.

[British Muséum : 83. e. 4A).

Anthony.

The Last Will and Testament of Anthony King of Poland : Printed for S. Ward, 168^. folio. (British Muséum : 839. m. 22. /17j.

ARBEB (Edward).

Engiish Rcprints. George Villiers, Second Duke of Bu:;kingham. The Rehearsal. First acled 7 Dec. 1671. Published (? July) 1672. With lllo»tralions from Previous PJays, etc. Carefally edited by Edward Arber, Asxociale, King\s Collège^ Lofidon, F.R.G'S.., etc. London : Alex. Murray and son, 30, Queen Square, W. C. Eni. Stai. Hall. 2 5oveinber, 1808. (.4// Rights rese.n^ed) in- 12.

ARBUTUNOT (John).

Law is a Ik)ttomle$s-Pit. ExemplifyM in the Case of The Lord Sirutt. John Bully Nicholas Frog^ and Lewis Baboon. Who spent ail ihcy had in a Law-Suit. Printed from a Manuscript found in ihe Cabinet oftke famous Sir Humphry Polesworth.The Second F^ition. Loncfon: Printed for John Morphew, near StationerVHall. 1712. Priée 3d. 8*. (La première édition, qui n'est pas au British Muséum, est de la même date.) {Brilvth Muséum : E. ll>84./-2.)

Proposais for Prinling A very curions Discourse, in two Volumes in Quarto, Intitled, «î/euooXoYia iloXmxy), or A Treatisc of the Art of Political Lying, With An Abstract of the First Volume of the said Treatise. Edinburgh : Reprinted in the Year MDCGXLVl. 8*. ILa première édition est de 1712.] (British Muséum : 8133. a./8.)