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FALK
FALKNER
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FALK (Johann Daniel) Characteristics of Goethe. From
the German of Falk, von Muller, etc. With notes,
original and translated, illustrative of German literature,
by S. Austin. In three volumes. Vol. i. [n., in.]
London, E. Wilson, 1833.
12°. 8 in. 3 vols. 1. xliv. + (4)+ 331 pp.+ (1) p. n. (4)+ 336 pp.
m. (4) + 352 pp.
FALKE (Jakob von) See Neumann (w. a.) Der Reliquiens-
chatz des Hauses Braunschweig-Liineburg. . . . [With a
preface by J. von F.] 1891 [1890], fol.
Geschichte des Geschmacks im Mittelalter, und andere
Studien auf dem Gebiete von kunst und Kultur. . . .
Zweite Auflage. Berlin, 1892.
8°. 8J in. iv. + 374 pp.
FALKE (Otto von) Deutsche Schmelzarbeiten des Mittel-
alters, und andere kunstwerke der kunst-historischen
Austellung zu Diisseldorf 1902, herausgegeben von Otto
v. Falke und H. Frauberger. Mit 130 Lichtdrucktafeln,
25 farbigen Lichtdrucktafeln und Textabbildungen.
Frankfurt am Main, J. Baer and Go., 1904.
Fol. 15$ in. (8)+ 151 pp. + (l) p., 155 plates.
FALKENBURGIUS (Gerardus) See Nonnus, of Panopolis.
Nonni Panopolitae Dionysiaca.... Cum vulgata versione,
et G. Falkenburgi lectionibus. ... 1610, 8°.
FALKENER (Edward) Ephesus, and the temple of Diana.
London, Day and Son, 1862.
8°. 10 in. xiv. + (2)+ 346 +(2) pp., 25 plates.
FALKENSKJOLD (Seneca Otto) General. Sec Struen-
see (j. f.) Count. Authentic elucidation of the history
of Counts Struensee and Brandt. . . . Printed privately
... by a personage principally interested [S. 0. F.]. . . .
1789, 8°.
FALKENSTEIN. Notae ex codice falkensteinensi. Pertz
(g. h.) Monumenta Germaniae historica. Scrip., vol. 15,
pt. 2, p. 1072. 1888, fol.
FALKENSTEIN (Constantin Card von) Geschichte der
Buchdruckerkunst in ihrer Entstehung und Ausbildung.
. . . Leipzig, B. G. Teubner, 1840.
4°. 11 in. xiv. +16. + (2) + 406 + (22) pp., 32 plates.
FALKIRK. Ascanius . . . containing . . . plans of . . . the
battle on Falkirk and Culloden Moor. . . . 1804, 12°.
Lettre . . . sur la victoire remportee par le prince
Edouard, regent d’Ecosse . . . pres de Falkirk. . . . 1746,
4°.
Plain-Truth (f.) pseud. An Address to the . . . So¬
ciety of News-writers ; containing some advice to that
. . . fraternity, and remarks upon . . . the battle of Fal¬
kirk. . . . 1746, 8°.
FALKLAND ISLANDS. Pitt (w.) Earl of Chatham.
An Authentic copy of Lord Ch[atha]m’s speach [Nov.
22, 1770, supporting the Duke of Richmond’s motion for
the production of the papers relating to the seizure of
the Falkland Islands] in the Ho[u]se of L[or]ds in
England. ... 1770, 8°-
Thoughts on the late transactions respecting Falkland’s
Islands. [By Samuel Johnson.] ... 1771, S0'
Second edition. 1771, 8°.
FALKLAND, pseud. See Eliot (f. p.)
FALKLAND, Cary, Viscounts. See Cary, Family of.—
Viscounts Falkland.
Henry, Viscount. See Cary.
■ Lucius, Viscount. See Cary,
FALKNER (William) See Friendly (A) debate be¬
tween Dr. Kingsman, a dissatisfied clergy-man, and
Gratianus Trimmer, a neighbour minister, concerning
the late thankgiving-day. . . . With some considerations
on Bishop Sanderson, and Dr. Falkner, about monarchy,
oaths, etc. 1689, 4°.
FALL OF MAN. Gilbert (n.) The Forbidden tree: A
sermon. . . . 1805, 8°.
See also Sin.
FALLATI (Joannes) See Tubingen.—Eberhard-Karls-
Universitdt. Systematisch-alphabetischer Hauptkata-
log der Koniglichen Universitatsbibliothek zu Tubingen.
A. Philosophie. . . . [Edited by J. F.] 1854-56, 4°.
FALLE (Philip) Sec D’Auvergne (e.) The History of the
last campagne in the Spanish Netherlands . . . 1693.
[Edited by P. Falle.] 1693, 4°.
FALLERSLEBEN (Heinrich Hoffmann von) Sec Hoff¬
mann (august h.) von Fallcrsleben.
FALLIBILITY. The Fallibility of the Roman Church,
demonstrated from the manifest error of the 2d Nicene
and Trent councils, which assert, that the veneration
and honorary worship of images, is a tradition primitive
and apostolical. . . . [By Daniel Whitby.]
London, J. D. for B. Taylor, 1687.
4°. 7f in. xii. + 79 pp. + (1) p.
FALLING STARS. See Meteors.
FALLUE (Leon) Histoire de la ville et de Fabbaye de
Fecamp. Rouen, N. Pcriaux, 1841.
8°. 9 in. (4) + vi. + 490 + (2) pp., 1 plate.
FALSE. The False brother; or, a New map of Scotland,
drawn by an English pencil: being a short history of the
political and civil transactions between these two nations
since their first friendship: wherein the many secret
designs ... of that nation on England are discovered ;
with the juglings of their Commissioners with the late
King, Parliament, and City. The grounds of the en¬
trance of our army into Scotland cleared, from their own
principles and actings . . . Humbly presented to the
Councel of State. . . .
London, B. W. for F. Tyton, 1651.
4°. 7$ in. 64 pp.
False delicacy, a comedy. . . . By H. Kelly. 1795, 12°.
The False heir. . . . By G. P. R. James. 1843, 12’.
False prophets discovered: being a true story of the
lives and deaths of two weavers (late of Colchester) viz.
R. Farnham and J. Bull who affirmed themselves the
two great prophets which should come in the end of the
world. With an appendix, containing an account of the
Inworth prophetess, 1797.
Great Totham, Essex, G. Clark, 1844.
4°. 7$ in. (1) leaf+ 6+(2) leaves, all printed on one side only .
Privately printed. With many notes in manuscript.
The False steps of the ministry after the Revolution :
shewing, that the lenity and moderation of that govern¬
ment was the occasion of all the factions which have
since endanger’d the constitution. With some reflections
on the license of the pulpit and press. In a letter to my
Lord- - - - London, J. Roberts, 1714.
8°. 7} in. (2)+ 34 pp.
The second edition. London, J. Roberts, 1714.
8°. 7 in. (2) + 34 pp.
The third edition.
London printed, Ditblin reprinted, 1714.
8°. 7£ in 32 pp.
[Another edition.] Somers (j.) Baron Somers,
Collection of tracts, vol. 13, pp. 559-573. 1815, 4°.
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