THE BIBLIOGRAPHER'S MANUAL OF ENGLISH LITERATURE CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF RARE, CURIOUS, AND USEFUL BOOKS, PUBLISHED 1085 A.-An historical and exact Account of the Original and Rise of the Russells Earls of Bedford, with a full and impartial Account of the Life and Death of the late unhappy William Lord Russell. London, 1684. 12mo. With a portrait of Lord Russell. L. A.-See LYNTON, Antony. L. D.-The Temple of Wisdom for the little World, in two Parts. Philadelphia, 1688. 12mo. The first part of this work treats of The Being of all Beeings:' the second contains L. L. J.-See LANE, John. LEWKENOR, John. LINDSAY, J. L. R.-Diella, certaine Sonnets (28) adioyned to the amorous Poeme of Dom Diego and Gineura. By R. L. Gentleman. London, for Henry Olney, 1596. 16mo. L. R.-See LANEHAM, Robert. L. S.-See LUSIGNAN, S. L. S. P.-S. P. L.'s divine Odes englished, set to King George Wither's Abuses stript and whipt, Davids princely Harpe in Metre. 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