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Arriala, Ramon de, Mariano Jose" de Lan a. Un desafio : drama . . . Madrid, 1834.
Artist, An. Lester A. Roberts (*). Hugo Blanc, the artist : a tale of practi- cal and ideal life. By ... N.Y. 1867.
Artist, An. George William Novice. Lights in art : a review of ancient and modern pictures. By ... Edinb. 1865.
Artist, An. J. Beugo (?). Poetry, miscellaneous and dramatic. By ... Edmb 1797
Artist, An. Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. Sixteen years of an artist's life in Mo- rocco, Spain, etc., 1842-58. L, 1859.
Artist, An. Paul Kane. Wander- ings of ... among the Indians of North America ... L. 1859.
Artlove, Sir Andrew. John Dennis. A free consideration and confutation of Sir J. Edgar. By Sir A A. L. 1791
Arundell, Harris. William Arundell Harris Arundell. The fall of Sebastopol : a poem. By ... L. 1855.
Asne, Tom. Jonathan Swift, D.D. . . . the dying speech of ... whose brother, the Rev. Dillon Ashe, was nick- named Dilly. 1711.
Asbton, Warren T. William Taylor Adams. Hatchie, the guardian slave; or, the heiress of Bellevue. A tale of the Mississippi and the South-west. B. 1853
Asiaticus. John Scott Waring. Let- ters to the right honourable Henry Dun- das on his inconsistency as the minister of India. L. 1792
Asmodei, Count. Oount Vittorio Amadeo Aljieri. The generous husband . . . containing . . . the genuine memoirs of Count Asmodei. 1771.
Asmodeus. Thomas Nichols (?). As- modeus in New York. N.Y. 1868.
Asmodeus ThaddeusW.Meighan(1). The Jenny Lind mania in Boston ; or, a sequel to Barnum's Parnassuf . . . B. 1850.
Asmodeus Secundus. Charles Soth- eran. Author of Percy Bysshe Shelley as a philosopher and reformer . . . N.Y. 1876.
Asmus. Matthias Claudius. Asmus omnia sua secum portans ; oder, Werke des Wandsbecker Boten. Wandsbeck, 1774^1812.
Aspirant, An. James Beresf or d. Bib- liosophia; or, book-wisdom. By . . . L. 1810.
Assistant Librarian, An. Thomas Mason. The free libraries of Scotland. By ... Glasgow, 1880.
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Astarte. Mrs. Ann Olivia Adams. Poems. N.Y. 1865.
Astell, Hon. Edward. Jane Tm- bury. The male coquette ; or, the history of the Hon E A. L. 1770.
Aston, Tony Anthony Aston. A brief supplement to Colley Uibber, Esq , his lives of the late famous actors and ac- tresses. By . . L. 1747.
Astronomer Royal, The. Sir George Biddell Airy Lunar motion. [By Jel- inger Cookson Symons.] With letters from ... L 1856.
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Atom, Ann. Miss Jeanette R. Hader- man. Against the world. B. 1873.
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Attains. William Mudford. The five nights of St. Albans. L. 1829
Attious. Richard Heber, in Dibdin's " Bibliomania/'
Mr. Dibdin says of him, " AtticuB unites all the activity of De Witt and Lomenie with the retentiveness of Magliabechl and the learning of Le Long . . . Yet Atticus doth sometimes sadly err He has now and then an ungovernable pas- sion to possess more copies of a "book than there weie ever parties to a deed, or stamina to a plant, and therefore I cannot call him a duplicate or a triplicate collector . . . But he atones for this by being liberal in the loan of his volumes. The learned and cnrious, -whether rich or poor, have always free access to his library.'*
Atticus. William MaccalL He con- tributed to the London " Cntic " [about 1845] many papers and reviews, generally employing the signature " Atticus/'
Atticus. Thomas CooTce. The letters of ... as printed in the "London Jour- nal," in 1729 and 1730, on various sub* jects . . . L. 1731.
Atticus. Richard Fitzwittiam., 1th Vis- count Fitswilliam. Lettres d'Atticus . , L. 1811.
Atticus. De Witt Clinton. Remarks on the proposed canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson River. N.Y. 1816.
Atticus. One of the pseudonyms adopted by Junius (q.v.).
The letters signed " Atticus" and "Brutus" relate chiefly to the growing disputes with the American colonies, WADE, "Junius "
The first of these letters appeared in " The Public Advertiser," Aug. 19, 1768.
