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Epitome of the HISTORY of Paris, 1854 "I may presume to say (writes the author) that my reader will here find such a collection of Armorial Bearings of Simanes and Families in Scotland, both ancient and modern, that the like was never attempted, and which will serve as a genera register, or at least a Directory of Arms to posterity: a work hitherto much wanted." NOBLE (Rev. M.) MEMOIRS of the PROTEC TORAL-HOUSE of Cromwell, from an early Period, continued to the present; and of the Families allied to, or descended from them; with other Lives; third edition, engravings and pedigrees, 2 vols. 8vo. old calf, 8s 6d 1757 Another copy (with autograph: "ROBERT SOUTHEY, 1815, London "), 13s 6d 1787 "Noble is one of the most laborious and accurate and usef of the pioneer class."-Quarterly Review. 1828 NOLLEKENS (J., Sculptor) AND HIS TIMES, 1781 |