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Arnold, Matthew. On the study of Celtic literature. Lond. Smith, Elder and Co. 1867. (iv+) xviii(+ii)+181 pp.

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Bulfinch, Thomas. Hebrew lyrical history; or, select psalms, arranged in the order of the events to which they relate. With introductions and notes. Bost. Crosby, Nichols and Co. 1853. xviii(+ii)+242 pp. 12° [6,369; 42.] 10:4593 Cary, Rev. Henry Francis. The early French

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Contents: Chronological table of French poets.-Introductory sketch of the history of French poetry.-Clement Marot.-Thibaut, king of Navarre.-Antoine Heroet.-Mellin de Saint Gelsis.-Hugues Salel.-Olivier de Magny.-Joachim du Bellay-Remy BelleauJan Antoine de Baif.-Jan de la Peruse.-Pierre de Ronsard.-Esti enne Jodelle.-Philippe Desportes.-Jean Bertaut.-Maurice Seeve.Guillaume des Autels.-Robert Garnier.-Alain Chartier.-Charles, duke of Orleans.-François Villon.-Fresnaie Vauquelin-Amadis

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