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LAGRANGE
LAGRANGE (Joseph Louis) Comte. Deux lettres inedites
de J. L. L., tirees de la Bibliotheque royale de Berlin
. . . et publiees par B. Boncompagni.
Berlin, Schadc, 1878.
Fol. 12^ in. (4) pp. + (6) pp. facsimiles.
- Lettera inedita di Giuseppe Luigi Lagrange tratta dalla
biblioteca universitaria di Bologna . . . e pubblicata da B.
Boncompagni. Fireme, 1879.
8°. lOJ in. (10) pp. Litliographed in facsimile.
Lettres inedites de J. L. Lagrange a L. Euler. . . pub¬
liees par B. Boncompagni. . . . St. Petersbourg, 1877.
4°. lOJ in. (52) pp. Lithographed in facsimile.
LA GUARD (Theodokb db) j^seud. [i.e. Nathaniel Waed.]
See De La Guaed.
LA GUERONNIERE (Louis I5tienne Akthuk de)
Vicomtc. See Napoleon i., Emperor of the French.
L'Empereur Napoleon iii. et I'Angleterre. [By the
Vicomte Arthur de La Gueronniere]. 1858, 8°.
LA GUILLETlfiRE ( de) See Guillet de St. George
(g.) Athenes ancienne et nouvelle. . . . Par le Sr. de La
Guilletiere. 1675, 1^°.
LAGUNA (Philippus db la) Brief . . . geschrieben zu . . .
Nahuel-huapi im Jahr 1704. Stoecklein (j.) Der Neue
Welt-Bott, vol. 2, pt. 5. 1726, fol.
LA HARPE (Jean Fban^ois de) See Francklin (t.) The
Earl of Warwick. A tragedy. . . . [Altered from the
French of J. F. de La Harpe, by T. F.] 1792, 12°.
- See Racine (j.) Oeuvres complettes de J. E. avec la
commentaire de M. de la H. . . . 1807, 8".
Du Fanatisme dans la langue revolutionnaire, ou de la
persecution suscitee par les barbares du dix-huitieme
siecle, centre la religion chretieune et ses ministres. . . .
Paris, Migneret, 1797.
8°. Tin. 126 pp.+ (1) p.
Le Salut public; ou, la Verite dite a la Convention par
un homme libre. . . . Paris, Migneret, a?i iii. [1795].
8°. 8 in. (2)+ 58 pp.
LA-HAUT. La-Haut. Par ^. Eod. 1897, 8°.
LA HA YE. See Hague.
LA HAYE ( de) Ghanoine Begidier de Ste. Ghievieve.
Lettre ecrite au due de Perth, chevalier de I'ordre de St.
Andr6, au sujet de la genealogie des Stuarts dressse par
le Sieur Mathieu Kennedy Irlandois en 1705.
[? Paris], 1712,
4°. 8Jin. (2)+ 14 pp.
LA HAYE (Jacques de) General. Journal du voyage des
grandes Indes contenant tout ce qui s'y est fait et passe
par I'escadre de Sa Majeste envoyee sous le commande-
ment de Mr. de la Haye, depuis son depart de la Roch-
elle au mois de Mars 1670. . . . [By La Haye and Caron.]
A Orleans, else vend a Paris, Michel Brunei, 1698.
12°. 6J in. 2 parts, i. (IG) + 252 pp. 11. (2) + 214 + (2) + 80 + (2) pp.
LA HAYE (Jean db) See Cherg^ (c. l. g. de) Notice bio-
graphique sur Jean de La Haye. . . . Poitiers.—Socicte
des antiqziaires de I'Ouest. Memoires, vol. 8. 1842, 8°.
LA HAYE (Joannes db) See Francis [Bernardoni] of
Assisi, Saint. Sancti Francisci assisiatis . . . opera
omnia . . . illustrata . . . et in eandem concordia morali
locupletata opera et labore . . . J. de La Haye. . . . 1739,
fol.
LAHN
5104
LAHN (W.) See Engelien (a.) Der Volksmund in der Mark
Brandenburg . . . gesammelt und herausgegeben von A.
E. und W. Lahn. 1868, 8°.
LA HONTAN (Jean de) Baron. Dialogues de Monsieur
le baron de Lahontan et d'un sauvage [Adario] dans
I'Amerique, contenant une description exacte des mcEurs
et des coutumes de ces peuples sauvages. Avec les
voyages du meme en Portugal et en Danemarc. . . .
Amsterdam, 1704.
12°. 5^ in. (16)+ 222 pp., 6 plates.
LAICK (William) pseud, [i.e. George Eidpath.] See
Answer (An) to the Scotch presbyterian eloquence. . . .
1789, IT.
- An Answer to the Scotch presbyterian eloquence: in
three parts, i. Being a catalogue of the cruel and bloody
laws made by the Scots prelatists against the presby-
terians : with instances of their numerous murders. . . .
II. Laying open the self-contradictions . . . and disloyalty
of the . . . pamphlet [by J. Curate, ^se?^?., i.e. E. Calder],
called, The Scots presbyterian eloquence, iii. Being a
collection of their ridiculous expressions in sermons, and
instances of the vitious lives of their bishops and clergy.
[Dedication by W. Laick.] Londo7i, T. Anderson, 1693.
4°. 8§iu. 8 + 80 pp.
The second edition.
4°. 8Jin. 62+ (2) pp.
London, 1694.
A Continuation of the Answer to the Scots presbyterian
eloquence, dedicated to the Parliament of Scotland.
Being a vindication of the acts of that . . . assembly,
from the clamours and aspersions of the Scots prelatical
clergy. . . . With a confutation of Dr. M [MonroJ's
postscript, in answer to the former, proving, that it's
not the Church of England's interest, to countenance the
Scots outed clergy. As also reflections on Sir. G. Mac-
kenzy's defence of Charles the Second's government in
Scotland. And instances on record of Sir George's sub¬
ornation against Sir Hugh and Sir George Campbel, and
the Laird of Blackwood [W. Lowrie]. . . . Together with
the acts of the Scots General Assembly and present
Parliament; compared with the acts of parliament in
the two last reigns against the presbyterians. . . .
London, 1693.
4°. SI in. XV. pp.+ (1) p.+52 pp.
The Scots Episcopal innocence : or, the Juggling of that
party with the late King, his present Majesty, the
Church of England, and the Church of Scotland, demon¬
strated. Together with a catalogue of the Scots Episco¬
pal clergy turn'd out for their disloyalty . . . since the
Revolution. And a postscript, with reflections on a late
. . . pamphlet, entituled. The spirit of malice and slander.
Particularly addressed to Dr. Monroe, and his journey¬
men, Mr. S. Wild, Mr. A. Johnston, etc. ... By W.
Laick. . . . London, 1694.
4°. 8J in. (2) + ii. + 68 pp.
LAIDLAY (J. W.) Eemarks on the connection between the
Indo-Chinese and the Indo-Germanic languages, sug¬
gested by an examination of the Sgha and Pgho dialects
of the Karens. . . . [London, 1856.]
8°. 81 in. pp. 59 to 72. No titlepage.
Extract from the Journal of the Boyal Asiatic Society, vol.
XVI.
LAIDLAY (William James) The Royal Academy, its uses
and abuses. . . . London, Edinburgh [printed], 1898.
8°. 10 in. (2)-I-229 pp. + (l) p.
• To reform the Royal Academy: The origin of, and
some letters connected with, the attempt made by the
late Lord Stanley of Alderley in 1898.
London, B. Folkard and Son, [1904].
8°. 9f in. 32 pp.