PITMAN'S CATALOGUE OF GENERAL LITERATURE
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SOME HISTORICAL ESSAYS OF THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY. Selected and edited by George A. Watrous.
NO CROSS NO CROWN. By William Penn. With an Introduction by J. Deane Hilton. (In cloth only, Is. 6d. net.)
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE. Delineated by Hanslip Fletcher. With an Introductory Chapter by the late J. Willis Clark, M.A., Registrary of the University of Cambridge, and described by various writers, including: The Provost of King's, The Warden of Keble, W. H. Hutton, Edward Bell, Desmond Coke, Eric Parker, F. D. How, Athelstan Riley, T. A. Lacey, John Murray, John Buchan, The Warden of Wadham, Arthur Waugh, Arthur Reynolds, H. P. Stokes, Arthur Gray, E. B. Chancellor. In demy 4to, cloth gilt, gilt top, with about 60 illustrations. 21s. net.
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THE HISTORY OF MUSIC: A Handbook and Guide. By Waldo Selden Pratt. With 130 illustrations and three maps. In demy 8vo cloth gilt. 7s. 6d. net.
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