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Title: W. Kent & Co's Annual Catalogue, October 1858
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OCTOBER, 1858.
W. KENT & CO.'S
(LATE DAVID BOGUE'S)
ANNUAL CATALOGUE.
[Illustration: (colophon) W. KENT & CO., FLEET STREET, LONDON]
NEW ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
=The Loves of the Poets=; or, Portraits of Ideal Beauty: being a
series of original Steel Engravings, drawn by the most eminent
Artists, and engraved by MOTE, with Illustrative Text by TENNYSON,
WORDSWORTH, etc. Demy 4to, richly ornamented, 21s. plain; 42s.
coloured.
=The Miller's Daughter.= By ALFRED TENNYSON. Illustrated with
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MOTE. With a Portrait of the Author. Small 4to, handsome cloth
binding, 16s.; morocco, 24s.
=The Fables of Æsop and Others.= Translated into Human Nature, with
Twenty-five humorous Illustrations by CHARLES H. BENNETT, author
of "Shadows." Small 4to, ornamental boards, 6s. plain; 10s. 6d.
coloured.
"A more amusing, and eke a more instructive work, it is not easy
to imagine."--_Observer._
=Christmas with the Poets=: A Collection of English Poetry relating
to the Festival of Christmas. Upwards of Fifty Engravings from
Drawings by BIRKET FOSTER, and numerous Initial Letters and Borders
printed in gold. New Edition, with additional Embellishments,
super-royal 8vo, richly bound, 25s.; morocco, 35s.
=Merry Pictures by Comic Hands=; being a Collection of Humorous
Designs by PHIZ, CROWQUILL, DOYLE, LEECH, MEADOWS, HINE, etc., with
Illustrative Text. Oblong folio, handsome cover by Crowquill, 12s.
=Milton's L'Allegro and Il Penseroso=: with upwards of Thirty
Illustrations, drawn and etched by BIRKET FOSTER. The text printed
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"Altogether one of the handsomest and most beautiful books
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=Rhymes and Roundelayes in Praise of a Country Life=, by Poets of
Many Lands. Adorned on almost every page with Pictures by ANSDELL,
ABSOLON, DUNCAN, DODGSON, FOSTER, GOODALL, HULME, F. TAYLER, and
WEIR. Second Edition, square 8vo, bound in the ancient fashion and
richly ornamented, 21s.; morocco, 31s. 6d.
=Longfellow's Poetical Works, Illustrated.= New and Enlarged
Edition. Including "Evangeline," "Voices of the Night," "Seaside
and Fireside," "The Golden Legend," and other Poems. With One
Hundred and Seventy Engravings on Wood, from Designs by BIRKET
FOSTER, JANE E. HAY, and JOHN GILBERT. Crown 8vo, 21s. cloth; 30s.
morocco.
"Evangeline," separately, 10s. 6d. cloth; 16s. morocco.
"Voices of the Night," "Seaside," &c., 15s. cloth; 21s. morocco.
=Longfellow's Kavanagh.= With Thirty-nine Illustrations by BIRKET
FOSTER. Crown 8vo, 10s. 6d. cloth; 16s. morocco.
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gold."--_Court Circular._
=Longfellow's Hyperion, Illustrated.= With nearly One Hundred
Engravings of the Scenery of the Romance, from Original Drawings
of the actual localities, by BIRKET FOSTER. Crown 8vo, 21s. cloth;
30s. morocco.
=Longfellow's Golden Legend, Illustrated.= A New and Revised
Edition, with numerous Alterations and Notes by the Author.
Illustrated by BIRKET FOSTER. Crown 8vo, 12s. cloth; 21s. morocco.
*** For other Editions of Longfellow's Works see pages 9 and 10.
=The Illustrated Byron.= Beautifully printed in imperial 8vo,
and enriched with numerous Illustrations by BIRKET FOSTER, KENNY
MEADOWS, GUSTAVE JANET, &c. Elegantly bound, 12s.
=Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress.= Profusely Illustrated by WILLIAM
HARVEY; with Memoir by the Rev. GEORGE CHEEVER, D.D. Third Edition,
crown 8vo, 12s. cloth; 18s. morocco; large paper, 42s. cloth; 60s.
morocco.
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H. WEIR, DAVID COX, and other eminent Artists. Imperial 8vo, large
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POETRY.
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INDEX.
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Acting Charades 10
Algebra (Cassell's) 31
Architectural Works 7
Arithmetic (Cassell's) 31
---- for the Young 31
Arnold's (Edwin) Poems 9
Astronography 32
Balance of Beauty 36
Ball Room Polka 11
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Beattie and Collins 5
Bertie's Indestructible Books 22
Bible Gallery 4
---- Women of the 4
Bingley's Tales 21
Biographical Dictionary 33
Boat (The) and the Caravan 19
Book and its Story 36
---- of the Months 24
Boswell's Johnson 24
Botany, The Outlines of 32
Boyhood of Great Men 6
Boy Princes 6
Boy's Own Book 19
---- Treasury 20
Brandon's Architectural Works 7
British Empire, Greatness of the 34
Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress 3
Byron Beauties 3
---- Illustrated 3
Capern's Poems 10
Cassell's Educational Works 26
Cheever's Whaleman's Adventures 20
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Christmas with the Poets 1
Classical Library 30
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---- Ornament 8
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Comical Creatures from Wurtemburg 15
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Cowper's Poems 5
Cracker Bon-Bon for Christmas 10
Crosland's Memorable Women 19
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Curiosities of Modern Travel 7
Dale's Poems 10
De Lolme's French Manual 27
Dibdin's Water Colours 23
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Dictionaries 13
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Drawing Books 23
Edgar's Boyhood of Great Men 18
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Educator, The Popular 26
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Emma de Lissau 20
England, Cassell's History of 32
---- History of 33
English without a Master 38
---- Cassell's Lessons in 30
---- (The) Language, its Elements and Form 32
Etiquette for the Ladies 11
---- Gentlemen 11
---- of Courtship 11
Euclid, Symbolical 24
---- Cassell's 31
Fables of Æsop 15
Footprints of Famous Men 6
Footprints of Travellers 34
Ford's Easy Lessons in Landscape 23
French, Cassell's Lessons in 27
---- Dictionary, Cassell's 27
---- Miniature 18
---- without a Master 33
France, The History of 31
Games for Christmas 10
Geography, Cassell's Elementary 31
German, Cassell's Lessons in 28
---- Dictionary (Cassell) 28
---- without a Master 38
Glenny's Handbook to Flower-garden 25
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Glossary of Architecture 8
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Graces, Gallery of the 4
Greek, Cassell's Lessons in 30
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Guizot's Young Student 20
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Heroines of Shakspeare 3
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