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prefacf:. 

The  following  pages  are  a  first  and,  I  fear,  incomplete  attempt 
at  an  Eton  Bibliography. 

They  are  mainly  compiled  from  the  catalogue  of  my  own  collec- 
tion of"  Etoniana"  (destined  ultimately  for  the  School  Library),  to 
which  I  have  added  the  titles  of  those  books  with  whose  names  I 
am  acquainted,  but  of  which  I  do  not  yet  possess  copies :  these 
entries  I  have  distinguished  with  a  dagger  (t)  in  the  hope  that  I 
may  hear  of  copies  of  them  for  sale. 

I  have  endeavoured  as  far  as  possible — and  with  considerable 
success — to  discover  and  record  the  names  of  the  authors  of  anonv- 
mous  books  and  pamphlets  and  of  the  editors  of  the  ephemeral  School 
Magazines,  but  I  have  felt  bound  in  printing  this  Bibliography  to 
respect  their  anonymity. 

There  are,  however,  many  anonymous  authors  still  to  be  identi- 
fied, and  I  shall  gratefully  receive  any  information  on  this  subject, 
and  by  way  of  addenda  to  or  corrigenda  of  the  Bibliographv. 

I  have  intentionally  omitted  all  School  Text-books  from  the 
collection. 

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AN  ETON   BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

1560.  Three  Sermons  preached  at  Eaton  Colledge.  By  Roger  Hutchinson. 
1552.     Pp.  no.     Sm.  i6mo.     John  Day,  Aldersgate,  London.     1560. 

1572.  Memoirs  of  the  Eminent  Persons  educated  in  Eton  College.  By  Thomas 
Hatcher.     2  vols.     1572.  f 

1626.  Testis  Veritatis,  the  Doctrine  of  King  James,  our  late  Soueraigne  of  famous 
memory  :  of  the  Church  of  England :  of  the  Catholicke  Church  :  plainly 
shewed  to  bee  one  in  the  points  of  predestination,  free-will,  certaintie  of 
saluation.  With  a  discouerie  of  the  grounds  both  naturall  and  politicke 
of  Arminianisme.  By  F.  Rouse  [Provost  of  Eton,  1644-59].  Pp-  ^07- 
Sq.  cr.  8vo.     Printed  at  London  by  W.  I.     1626. 

1651.  Reliquiae  Wottoniatiae :  or  a  Collection  of  Lives,  Letters,  Poems;  with 
Characters  of  Sundry  Personages :  and  other  Incomparable  Pieces 
of  Language  and  Art.  .Also  .Additional  Letters  to  Several  Persons 
not  before  printed.  By  the  curious  pencil  of  the  ever-memorable 
Sir   Henry    Wotton,    Kt.,    Late    Provost    of    Eton    College.       1651.  + 


6  AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Second  Edition.  1654.  Third  Edition,  pp.  584.  i2mo.  T.  Roycroft, 
London,  1672.  Fourth  Edition,  with  Additions  of  Several  Letters  to 
the  Lord  Zouch,  never  pubhsh'd  till  now.  Pp.  713.  Sm.  8vo.  B. 
Tooke,  at  the  Ship  in  St.  Paul's  Churchyard,  London.  1685. 
Wotton's  letters  to  Lord  Zouch  occupy  pp.  583-713. 

1657.  A  Christian  Calendar  for  Children  or  Youth,  or  an  Essay  of  laying  down 
and  in  the  Principles  ot  Sound  Doctrines,  by  way  of  Catechism  in  fifty-two 
weeks,  calculated  for  the  Scholars  of  Eton  College  (with  their  neighbours) 
by  the  present  Catechist  there.     London.     1657.  + 

1659.  Golden  Remains  of  the  Ever  Memorable  Mr.  John  Hales  of  Eton  College, 
etc.     Pp.  326.     Sq.  cr.  8vo.     T.  Garthwait,  London.     1659. 

1680.  A  Sermon  preached  at  the  Anniversary  Meetmg  of  the  Eton  Scholars  at 
St.  Mary-le-Bow,  on  i8th  Nov.,  1679.  By  Thos.  Horn.  4to.  Samuel. 
1680.  t 

1684.  Forty  Sermons,  whereof  twenty-one  are  now  first  published,  the  greatest 
part  preached  before  the  King  and  on  solemn  occasions.  By  Richard 
Allestree,  D.  D. ,  King's  Professor  in  the  Chair  of  Divinity  in  the  Univer- 
sity of  Oxford,  Provost  of  Eton  and  Chaplain  to  His  Majesty.  Vols. 
I.,  n.     Pp.  254,  307.     Sm.  roy.  4to.     R.  Bentley,  London.     1684, 

[c.  1688.]  A  Sermon  at  Eton.     By  Rev.  S.  Upman  [Fellow  of  Eton],  f 

1689.  Poems  and  Translations  written  upon  Several  Occasions,  and  to  Several 
Persons.  By  "A  late  Scholar  of  Eaton  "  [Charles  Goodall].  Pp.  182. 
i2mo.     Henry  Bonwicke,  London.     1689. 

1701.  A  Sermon  preached  at  St.  Paul's  Cathedral,  before  the  Gentlemen  educated 

at  Eton  and  King's  College,  on  6th  December,  1700.  By  Knightley 
Chetwood,  D.  D. ,  Archdeacon  of  York  and  late  Fellow  of  King's  College. 
Pp.  42.  Sq.  post  8vo.  B.  Tooke,  London.  1701. 
A  Sermon  preached  before  the  Gentlemen  educated  at  Eton  College,  at  St. 
Austin's  Church,  London,  on  6th  December,  1701.  By  William  Fleet- 
wood, Fellow  of  Eton  College,  and  Chaplain  in  Ordinary  to  His  Majesty. 
Pp.  22.     Sq.  cr.  8vo.     Charles  Harper,  London.     1701.  f 

1702.  A  Sermon  preached  at  St.   Paul's  Cathedral,  the  8th  of  Dec. ,  1702,  before 

the  Gentlemen  educated  at  Eton  College.     By  J.  Adams,  Rector  of  St. 


AN    ETON    r.IBLIOGKAinn  .  7 

Alban,  Wood  Street,  and  Chaplain  in  Ordinary  to  Her  Majesty.     Pp. 
23.     Sm.  8vo.     Thos.  Bennett,  London.     1702. 

1704.  Wisdom  the  Best  Possession  :  a  Sermon  at  Christ-Church  at  the  Anniversary 
Meeting  of  the  Gentlemen  educated  at  Eton  and  King's  College.  By 
I.  Rawson.     410.     1704.  f 

1716.  Several  Tracts  by  the  ever-memorable  Mr.  John  Hales  of  Eaton  College, 

etc. ,  to  which  is  added  his  Letter  to  Abp.  Laud.     Pp.  228.     i6mo.     1716. 

1717.  A  Letter  to  the  Scholars  of  Eton  ;  occasioned  by  their  Master,  Dr.  Snape's, 

Letter  to  the  Bishop  of  Bangor.  D. H.  i2mo.  Pp.  40.  J.  Roberts, 
London.  1717.  f 
A  Rod  for  the  Eton  Schoolmaster's  Back ;  or  a  Letter  from  a  Country 
Schoolboy  to  Dr.  Snape,  occasioned  by  one  from  him  to  the  Bishop  of 
Bangor.  By  which  it  seems  that  the  said  doctor  was  not  at  all  qualified  for 
what  he  undertook.  Third  ed.  Pp.24.  i2mo.  Roberts,  Lond.  I7i7.t 
Proposals  for  Printing  by  Subscription  Antiquitates  et  Athena  Etonienses 
in  4  vols.  Bvo.  By  an  Impartial  Hand  [Richard  Rawlinson,  D. D]. 
Specimen  page.     Fo.     1717.  t 

1719.  An  Historical  and  Critical  Account  of  the  Life  and  Writings  of  the  ever- 
memorable  Mr.  John  Hales,  Fellow  of  Eton  College  and  Canon  of 
Windsor.  Being  a  Specimen  of  an  Historical  and  Critical  English 
Dictionary.     Pp.  96.     R.  Robinson,  London.     1719. 

1730.  Catalogus  Alumnorum  E  Coll.  Eton,  in  Coll.  Regale  Cantab.  Cooptatorum. 
4to.     Eton.     1730.  t 

1732.     Musae  Juveniles.     By  William  Cooke,  Head  Master  of  Eton.      Pp.   104. 

Bvo.     Pole.  Eton.     1732.  + 
1740.     Charity,  the  great  End  and  Design  of  Christianity  :  in  a  sermon  preached 

at  Eton   by   Zachary   Cradock,  D.D.,   late    Provost   of  Eton   College. 

Second  edition.     Pp.  31.     Cr.  8vo.     Olive  Payne,  London.     1740. 

1745.  Bill  of  Eton  College  and  School  [edited  by  E.  C.  Hawlrey].     1745.  + 

1746.  Sermon    in   the   Collegiate  Church    at   Eton,  on  the  Suppression  of  the 

Rebellion.     By  T.  Ashton.     4to.     1746.  + 

1747.  O'le  on  Eton.     By  Tliomas  Gray.     410.     1707.  t    TFrequently  reprinted.] 


8  AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

1750.  Elogium  Famae  Inserviens  Jacci  Etonensis,  sive  Gigantis ;  or  the  Praises 
of  Jack  of  Eton,  commonly  called  Jack  the  Giant :  Collected  into  Latin 
and  English  metre,  after  the  manner  of  Thomas  Sternhold,  John  Hop- 
kins, John  Burton,  and  others.  To  which  is  added  a  Dissertation  on  the 
Burtonic  Style.  By  a  Master  of  Arts.  Pp.  208.  Sm.  post  8vo.  S. 
Parker,  Oxford.     1750. 

1755.  Musae  Etonenses :  sive  Poematia  in  duos  tomos  distributa.  Vols.  I.,  II. 
ByJ.  Prinsep.  I.,  pp.  152;  II.,  pp.  120.  DemyBvo.  ].  Pote,  Eionae.  175s- 

1759.  A  Narrative  of  certain  particular  Facts  which  have  been  misrepresented, 
relative  to  the  conduct  of  Mr.  Bromfield  toward  Mr.  Aylett,  a  surgeon 
and  apothecary  of  Windsor,  during  their  attendance  upon  Mr.  Benwell 
at  Eton,  With  a  letter  to  Mr.  Benwell,  and  that  gentleman's  answer. 
By  William  Bromfield,  surgeon  to  H.R.H.  the  Princess  Dowager  of 
Wales  and  St.  George's  Hospital.  Pp.  40.  Cr.  8vo.  R.  &  J.  Dodsley, 
London,  and  C.  Layton,  Eton.     1759. 

[<;•.  1761.]  MS.  Account  of  Eton  College.     By  Thomas  James.     Pp.  162.     lamo. 

1766.  Designs  by  Mr.  R.  Bentley  for  Six  Poems  by  Mr.  T.  Gray.  Pp.  55. 
Folio.     Dodsley,  London.     1766. 

1768.  The  Rebellion  at  Eton  in  1768.     By  Jeremiah  Milles.     [A  pamphlet ;  ?  title 

correct.]  t 

1769.  An  Account  of  King's  College  Chapel  in  Cambridge  ;  including  a  Character 

of  Henry  VI.,  and  a  Short  History  of  the  Foundation  of  his  two  colleges. 
King's  and  Eton.  By  Henry  Maiden,  Chapel-Clerk.  Illustrated.  Pp. 
96.     Obi.  post  Bvo.     Fletcher  &  Hodson,  Cambridge.     1769. 

1770.  Sermons  on  Several  Occasions  by  Thomas  Ashton,  D.D. ,  Rector  of  St. 

Botolph,  Bishopsgate,  Fellow  of  Eton  College,  and  late  Preacher  to  the 
Honourable  Society  of  Lincoln's  Inn.  Illustrated.  Pp.  486.  Cr.  8vo. 
J.  Whiston,  London.     1770. 

1771.  An  Extract  from  the  Case  of  the  Obligation  on  the  Electors  of  Eton  College 

to  supply  all  Vacancies  in  that  Society  with  those  who  are,  or  have  been 
Fellows  of  King's  College,   Cambridge,  so  long  as   Persons   properly 


AN    ETON    P.IBLIOGRAI'HV.  9 

qualified  are  to  be  had  within  that  description.  To  which  are  added 
Two  Letters  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Morell,  in  which  the  cavils  of  a  Writer  in 
the  General  Evening  Post  and  others  are  considered  and  refuted.  Part 
I.  :  Of  the  Election  of  Fellows.  By  a  late  Fellow  of  King's  College, 
Cambridge  (Dr.  .^shton).  Pp.  47.  .Sq.  demy  8vo.  T.  Waller,  London. 
1771. 

1774.  Poems.  By  Dr.  Roberts,  of  Eton  College.  Pp.  163.  Sm.  post  8vo.  J. 
Pole,  Eton.     1774. 

1786.  The  New  Foundling  Hospital  for  Wit,  being  a  Collection  of  Fugitive  Pieces, 

in  Prose  and  Verse,  not  in  any  other  Collection.  Vol.  L  Pp.  323.  J. 
Debrett,  Piccadilly.  [Contains  (p,  7)  a  poem  by  Lord  Carlisle  on  his 
School-fellows  at  Eton.] 
The  Poems  of  Mr.  Gray.  With  notes  by  Gilbert  Wakefield,  B-.A.,  late 
Fellow  of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge.  Pp.  207.  Sm.  cr.  8vo.  J. 
Kearsley,  London.     1786. 

1787.  The  Microcosm  :  a  Periodical  Work.     By  Gregory  oriffin.     40  Numbers. 

Pp.  455.     Post  8vo.     C.  Knight,  Windsor.     1787 
1809.      The  same.      Fourth   Edition.      Inscribed  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Davies. 

2  vols.,  2  ports.     Pp.  165,  151.     i6mo.     Knight,  Windsor.     1809. 
1825.      The  same.      Fifth  Edition.      Pp.  295.      i2mo.     Charles  Knight, 

London.     1825. 

[(.-.  1790.]  The  Opera  of  //  Penscroso  {i.e.,  the  operation  of  birching).  .A  perfor- 
mance both  Vocal  and  Instrumental,  as  it  is  acted  at  the  Royal 
Theatres  of  Eton  and  Westminster.    One  Coloured  Plate.'    Circa  1790.  f 

1794-6.  Scenery  and  History  of  the  River  Thames.  By  Dr.  W.  Combe.  2  vols. 
76  plates.     Imp.  410.     Boydell,  London.     1794-6.  f 

1795.  Musae  Etonenses :  seu  Carminum  Delectus  nunc  primum  in  lucem  editus. 
Vols.  I.,  II..  III.  By  G.  Herbert.  Pp.  336,  276,  64.  Demy  8vo.  G. 
Stafford,  Londini.     1795-     Also  on  Large  Paper. 

1817.  The  same.  Editio  Altera,  aucta.  3  vols.  Pp.  360,  299,  66.  Cr.  8vo. 
T.  Ingalton,  Etonae.      1817. 


lO  AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

1796.  Poems.     By  Rev.  Henry  Rowe.     2  vols.     1796.  f 

1797.  Alumni  Etonenses ;  or  a  Catalogue  of  the  Provosts  and  Fellows  of  Eton 

College  and  King's  College,  Cambridge,  from  the  Foundation  in  1443  to 
the  year  1797  ;  with  an  Account  of  their  Lives  and  Preferments  collected 
from  original  MSS.  and  authentic  biographical  works.  By  Thomas 
Harwood.     Pp.  363.     Sm.  demy  4to.     M.   Pote,  Eton.     1797. 

1799.  Original  Sketch  of  a  Sporting  Etonian — in  The  Sporting  Magazine,  Dec, 
1799.     Vol.  XV.     8vo.     1799. 

i8oi.  Picturesque  Views  on  the  River  Thames,  from  its  source  in  Gloucestershire 
to  the  Nore  ;  with  Observations  on  the  Public  Buildings  and  other  Works 
of  Art  in  its  Vicinity.  By  Samuel  Ireland.  Vols.  I.,  II.  Illustrated. 
I.,  pp.  209  ;  II.,  pp.  258.     Sm.  roy.  Bvo.     T.  Egerton,  Whitehall.     1801. 

The  Beauties  of  England  and  Wales  ;  or  Original  Delineations,  Topogra- 
phical, Historical,  and  descriptive  of  each  County:  Bucks,  by  Edward 
Wedlake  Brayley  and  John  Britton.  Illustrated.  Pp.  125.  Cr.  Bvo. 
Hood  &  Sharpe,  London.     1801. 

The  Poetical  Works  of  George,  Lord  Lyttelton,  with  Additions  :  to  which 
prefixed,  an  Account  of  his  Life.  Illustrated.  [Contains  Soliloquy  of  a 
Beauty  in  the  Country  (written  at  Eton).]  Pp.  147.  Sm.  post  8vo. 
Caddell  &  Davies,  London.      1801. 

1802.  The  Etonian  out  of  Bounds,  and  other  Poems.     By  Sir  James  Lawrence. 

Pp.  186.     Sm.  post  8vo.      R.  Faulder,  London.      1802. 

1803.  Letter  to  the  Rev.   Dr.  Goodall,  Head  Master  of  Eton  School,  on  the  Im- 

portance of  a  Religious  Education.  Pp.  36.  post  8vo.  J.  Stockdale, 
London.     1803. 

1806.  The  Miniature.  By  Samuel  Grildrig,  of  the  College  of  Eton.  Inscribed 
by  permission  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Goodall.  Illustrated.  1805.  Second 
Edition.  2  vols.  I.,  pp.  285;  II.,  pp.  253.  i2mo.  C.  Knight, 
Windsor.  1806. 
Translations  chiefly  from  the  Greek  Anthology,  with  Tales  and  Miscel- 
laneous Poems.  By  Rev.  R.  Bland  and  J.  H.  Merivale.  Pp.  233. 
I'ost  8vo.     R.  Phillips,  London.     1806. 


AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY.  II 

i8o8.  The  Montem  :  A  Musical  Entertainment  in  two  Acts.  By  the  Rev.  Henry 
Rowe,  LL.B.     Pp.  92.     Cr.  8vo.     J.  Stratford,  London.     i8o8. 

1809.  Preces  Quotidianae  in  usurn  SchoLae  Collegii  Regalis  apud  Etonavi  ;  quibus 

adjiciuntur  Catechismus  cum  ordine  Conjirmationis  Greece  et  Latini 
necnon  Articuli  Religionis  secundum  Ecc/esiam  Anglicanam.  Latini 
reddili.     Pp.  107.     i6mo.     M.  Pole,  Windsor.     1809. 

1809-10.  Poems.  I.  :  Lady  Jane  Grey,  a  tale  in  two  books,  with  miscellaneous 
poems  in  English  and  Latin ;  XL  :  Sir  Edgar,  a  tale  in  two  cantos,  with 
serious  translations  from  the  ancients  and  merry  imitations  of  a  modern. 
By  Francis  Hodgson,  M.A.  Pp.  352,  318.  Cr.  8vo.  J.  Mackinlay, 
London.     1809-10. 

1810.  Letters  from  a  Nobleman  to  his  Son  during  the  Period  of  his  Education  at 

Eton  and  O.xford.    Vols.  I.,  H.     Pp.  328,  359.     T2mo.     Richard  Phillips, 
London.     1810. 
Zastrozzi.     By  P.  B.  Shelley,  iSio.f 

1811.  The  Thames;  or  Graphic  Illustrations  of  Seats,  Villas,  Public  Buildings 

and  Picturesque  Scenery  on  the  Banks  of  that  noble  river.     Engravings 

by  William  Bernard  Cooke  from  Drawings  by  Samuel  Owen.     2  vols. 

Illustrated.     Demy  8vo.     Vernor,  Hood  &  Sharpe,  London.     i8n. 
The    Life   of  William   Waynflete,    Bishop  of  Wmchester.       By   Richard 

Chandler.      Illustrated.      Pp.    428.      Demy   8vo.     White   &   Cochrane, 

London.     181 1. 
Eton  College  Pony  Races — in  The  Sporting  Magazine,  Aug.,  181 1  ;  vol. 

XXXVIll.,  Bvo.     1811.  t 

18 12.  A  List  of  Eton  College,  taken  at  Election.     Pp.  22.     Sm.    i6mo.     Pote  & 

Williams,  Eton.     1812. 

1813.  The  History  of  Windsor  and  its  Neighbourhood.     By  James  Hakewill, 

Architect.     Pp.  359.     Royal  4to.     Eldmund  Lloyd,  London.     1813. 
Gustavus  Vasa  and  other  Poems.     By  W.  S.  Walker.     Pp.  264.     Cr.  8vo. 

Longman  li:  Co. ,  London.     1813. 
Magna  Britannia,  being  a  concise  topographical  account  of  the  several 

Counties  of  Great  Britain.     By  Daniel  and  Samuel  Lysons.     Illustrated. 


12  AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Vol.   I.,  Part  III.  :  Bucks.      Pp.  279.      Demy  410.      Cadell  &  Davies, 
London.      1813. 

1815.  The  Parent's  Assistant.     Vol.  VI.     By  Maria  Edgevvorth  :  Eton  Montem. 

Pp.  224.     32mo.     R.  Hunter,  London.     1815. 

1816.  The  History  of  the  Colleges  of  Winchester,  Eton  and  Westminster ;  with 

the  Charterhouse,  the  Schools  of  St.  Paul's,  Merchant  Taylors,  Harrow 
and  Rugby,  and  the  Free  School  of  Christ's  Hospital.  Coloured  plates. 
Pp.  366.  Royal  4to.  R.  .A.ckerman,  London.  18 16. 
Report  of  the  Proceedings  in  the  Case  of  an  Appeal  preferred  by  the 
Provost  and  Scholars  of  King's  College,  Cambridge,  against  the  Provost 
and  Fellows  of  Eton  College  to  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Lincoln,  the  ^'isitor 
of  both  Societies.  Determined  15th  August,  1815.  Bv  Philip  Williams, 
of  Lincoln's  Inn,  Esq.,  Barrister-at-Law.  Pp.  171.  Cr.  8vo.  J.  Butter- 
worth,  London.     1816. 

1817.  The  Appeal  of  King's  College  against  the  Fellows  of  Eton,  respecting 

their  holding  Ecclesiastical  Preferment  with  their  Fellowships.  Preferred 
A.D.  1814.  Also,  The  Answer  of  the  latter,  and  Reply  of  the  former, 
with  other  Documents  relating  to  the  said  Case.  To  which  are  added 
Remarks  critical  and  explanatory  upon  Mr.  Philip  William's  Report  of 
the  Pleadings  in  the  said  case  which  took  place  in  the  Court  of  Doctor's 
Commons,  i6th  and  17th  May,  1815.  Pp.  108.  Cr.  8vo.  James 
Hodson,  Cambridge.  1817. 
The  Dance  of  Life,  a  poem  by  the  author  of  Dr.  Syntax.  Illustrated  with 
coloured  engravings  by  Thomas  Rowlandson.  By  William  Combe.  Pp. 
285.     Long  8vo.     R.  Ackermann,  London.     1817. 

1818.  Fourth  Report  from  the  Select  Committee  on  the  Education  of  the  Lower 

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1819.  Eton  College  :  An  Explanation  of  the  various  Local  Passages  and  Allusions 
in  the  Appeal,  etc.,  of  King's  College  versus  Eton  College.  By  a  Late 
Scholar.  To  which  are  added  Remarks  upon  the  Examination  of  the 
Provost  of  Eton  College,  tefore  the  Committee.  Pp.  58.  Cr.  8vo. 
Hatchard,  London.     1819. 

The  Windsor  Guide:  containing  a  Description  of  the  Town  and  Castle  : 
the  Present  State  of  the  Paintings  and  Curiosities  in  the  Royal  Apart- 
ments ;  an  Account  of  the  Monuments,  Painted  Windows,  etc. ,  in  St. 
George's  Chapel ;  with  the  Foundation  of  the  Royal  College  of  St. 
George,  and  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter  ;  also  a  Description  of  the 
Lodges,  Parks  and  Forest.  To  which  is  added  a  brief  Account  of  Eton. 
A  new  edition.     Pp.  187.     i2mo.     Knight,  Windsor.     1819. 

Poetry  of  Tlie  College  Magazine.  Edited  by  W.  Blunt.  Pp.  104.  Demy 
Svo.     Knight  &  Son,  Windsor.     1819. 

1820-1.  The  Salt-Bearer  :  a  Periodical  Work.  By  an  Etonian.  33  numbers 
[complete].  May,  1820,  to  April,  1821.  Pp.  380.  B.  E.  Lloyd,  Lon- 
don. 1820-1. 
The  Etonian.  Vol.  I.  :  October,  1820,  to  March,  1821  ;  Vol.  II.  :  April. 
1821,  to  August,  1821.  Edited  by  W.  Blunt  and  W.  M.  Praed.  Pp, 
400,  446.  Cr.  8vo.  Knight  <S:  Dredge,  Windsor.  1821.  Second  Edition. 
Vols.  I.,  II.  Pp.  412,  488.  Obi.  cr.  8vo.  H.  Colburn,  London.  1822. 
Third  Edition.  Vols.  I.,  II.,  III.  Post  8vo.  H.  Colburn,  London. 
1823.  Fourth  Edition.  Vols.  I.,  II.,  III.  Pp.  427,  323.  380.  Post 
Svo.     H.  Colburn,  London.     1824. 

1821.  The  Student.     By  Solomon  Sap  [only  one  number  published].    June,  i82i.t 

1822.  Twenty-five  Views  on  the  Thames  at  Richmond,  Eton,  Windsor  and  Ox- 

ford.    Drawn  on  stone  by  W.   Westall,  A.R.A.     Pp.    25.     Sq.    folio. 
Rodwell  &  Martin,  London.     1822. 

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Illustrated.     Pp.  215.     Small  post  8vo.     C.   Knight,  Windsor.     1825. 

The  English  Spy.     Illustrated.     By  Bernard  Blackmantle  [Charles  Molloy 

Westmacott].       Pp.    77.      Demy   8vo.      Sherwood   &   Jones,   London. 

1825. 

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Herbert  Stockhore;  Life  in  Eton;  Apollo's  Visit  to  Eton;  Recollections  of  an 
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1829.  A  Series  of  Views  of  the  Neighbourhood  of  Windsor,  including  the  Seats  of 

several  of  the  Nobility  and  Gentry.  Engraved  by  Landseer,  Middiman, 
W.  B.  Cooke,  G.  Cooke,  etc.,  from  Drawings  taken  on  the  spot  by  Jas. 
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1829-30.  Reminiscences  of  Henry  Angelo.  With  Memoirs  of  his  late  Father  and 
Friends.  Vols.  L  and  O.  Pp.  510,  558.  Demy  8vo.  H,  Colburn, 
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1830.  Observations  on  an  Article  in  the  Last  Number  of  The  Edinburgh  Review, 

entitled  "  Public  Schools  of  England— Eton  ".  By  "  Etonensis  ".  Pp. 
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1831.  Reminiscences  of  Eton.     By  An  Etonian.     Pp.  152.     Cr.  8vo.      J.    Hack- 

man,  Chichester,     1831. 
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1831-47.  History  of  Buckinghamshire.  By  G.  Lipscombe.  [4  vols.]  Vol.  IV., 
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1832.  Montem  :  a  Poem.     By  An  Etonian.     Pp.    36.     Cr.    8vo.     T.    Ingalton, 

Eton.     1832. 

1832.  The  Year-Book  of  Daily  Recreation  and  Information.  By  William  Hone. 
Illustrated.     Pp.  826.     Demy  8vo.     W.  Tegg,  Cheapside.     1832. 

1832.  The  Eton  College  Magazine.  Edited  by  J.  Wickens.  June-November, 
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Farewell  to  Montem.     By  W.  Selwyn.     1832.! 

Eton  School  List  in  The  Gentleman's  Magazine,  Jan.,  1832.     Svo.f 

Perseiis  Redivivus.     A  Satire.     1832. f 

The  Pilgrim,  and  other  Poems.     Hatchard,  Piccadilly.     1832.1 


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1834.  Eton  School :   Education  in  England — in    The  Quarterly  Review,  August, 

1834.     Pp.  50.     Demy  8vo.     Murray,  London.     1834. 

Some  Remarks  on  the  Present  Studies  and  Management  of  Eton  School. 
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The  Eton  System  of  Education  Vindicated  and  its  Capabilities  of  Improve- 
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1835.  The  Youth's  Cornucopia.     Second  Edition.     Illustrated.     Pp.  292.     i2mo. 

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The  same.    Second  Edition,  with  Additions  by  Edward  Jesse.     Pp.   312. 

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Sotheby,  London.     1840. 
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1840.     Pp.  20.     Sm.  i6mo.     R.  O.xley,  Windsor.     1840. 
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Pp.  6.     Demy  8vo.     Bentley,  London.     1840. 
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Literature.     By  an  Etonian. 
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A  Summer  Day  at  Windsor  and  a  Visit  to  Eton.     By  Edward   Jeose. 

Illustrated.     Pp.  151.     i2mo.     John  Murray,  London.     1841. 
The  same.    A  New  Edition.     Pp.92.     Sm.  i2mo.     John  Murray,  London. 

1843. 
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15.     Obi.  i2mo.     J.  Munday,  Oxford.     1841. 

1842.  The  Works  of  Roger  Hutchinson,  Fellow  of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge, 

and  afterwards  of  Eton  Coll.,  A.D.  1550.  Edited  for  the  Parker  Society 
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Son,  Eton.     1842. 

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Hjimorist,  edited  by  Thomas  Hood.  Pp.  45.  Cr.  8vo.  H.  Colburn, 
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i6mo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1842. 

Report  of  the  State  of  the  Drainage  of  Eton  College  and  Eton,  with 
Suggested  Improvements,  and  on  the  Occasional  Floods  from  the 
River  Thames,  in  a  Letter  addressed  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Hawtrey,  Head- 
Master  of  Eton  College.  By  John  Roe,  A.T.C.E.  Pp.  16.  Cr.  8vo. 
R.  Spencer,  London.     1842. 

New  Zealand :  a  poem.  Dedicated  to  the  Rev.  E.  Coleridge,  by  An  Old 
Etonian.     Pp.  30.     Obi.  i2mo.     L.  &  G.  Seeley,  London.     1842. 

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Moultrie.     Vol.   II.     Pp.   368.     i2mo.     W.   Pickering,  London.     1843. 
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proceedings  of  his  in  the  Religious  Government  of  Eton  Collcijf.  By 
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1844.  Memorials  of  Eton  College.     By  C.  W.  Radcliffe.     Pp.  48  ;  lithographs. 

Folio.     T.  Ingalton,  Eton.     1844. 

Eton  Scenes  and  Eton  Men.  By  Robert  .Armitage,  author  of  "  Doctor 
Hookwell " — in  Bentley's  Miscellany,  July,  August,  November,  1844. 
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Coningsby,  or  the  New  Generation.  By  the  Right  Hon.  B.  Disraeli  [later 
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1845.  The  Art  of  Losing  one's  Remove  :  a  Treatise  :  being  a  Preparation  to  the 

Art  of  Pluck  :  to  which  is  added  Fragments  from  the  Trial  Papers.  By 
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Saunders  &  Otley,  London.     1846. 
Lectures  on  the  Church  Catechism,  delivered   in    Eton   College   Chapel. 

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Random  Recollections  of  an  Eton  Life.    By  "  Amator  Etoni".    Dedicated 

Lectori  Studioso.     Pp.   23.     Sm.  i2mo.     Simpkin  i!t  Marshall,  London. 

1846. 
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1847.  Favourite  Haunts  and  Rural  Studies  ;  including  Visits  to  Spots  of  Interest 

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Ralph  Roister  Doister,  a  Comedy  [1566]  by  Nicholas  Udall ;  and  The 
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1847-9.  Rambles   by    Rivers:    The   Thames.     By   James   Thorne.      Vols.    I.,  II. 

Illustrated.     Pp.  223,  240.     32mo.     Cox,  London.     1847-9. 

1849.  Sermons  and  Lectures  delivered  m   Eton  College  Chapel   in   the   years 

1848-9.     By  E.  C.   Hawtrey.      [Not  published.]     Pp.  114.     i2mo.     E. 
P.  Williams,  Eton.     1849. 


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1850.  The  Ancient  Laws  of  the  Fifteenth  Century  for  King's  College,  Cambridge, 

and  for  the  Public  School  of  Eton  College.  Collected  by  James  Hey- 
wood,  M.P. ,  and  Thomas  Wright,  M.A.  Pp.  640.  Demy  8vo. 
Longmans,  London.  1850. 
Memoirs  of  Celebrated  Etonians.  By  Sir  Edward  Creasy.  Roy.  8vo. 
1850.  New  Edition,  with  Illustrations.  Pp.  640.  Cr.  8vo. 
Chatto  &  Windus,  London.     1876. 

[?]  A  Brief  Memoir  of  an  Eton  Boy.  ?i850.  The  same.  Second  Edition. 
Pp.  62.     Sq.  32mo.     Seeley,  London.     1851. 

[c.  1850.]  Pamphlet  on  E.\amination  of  Members  of  King's  College,  Cambridge, 
for  Degrees  ;  with  Appendix  containing  the  Narrative  of  Mr.  Reynold's 
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1851.  Our  Heartless  Policy  :  dedicated  to  the  high-minded  and  reflecting  of  all 

nations  at  the  approaching  Exhibition.     By  An  Etonian.     Pp.  72.     Sm. 
8vo.     J.  Ridgway,  London.     1851. 
Eton  Address  to  the  Queen.     Spoken  by  E.  D.  Stone.     1851.+ 

1852.  Confessions  of  an  Etonian.     By  Charles  Rowcroft.     3  vols.     Pp.  325,  323, 

298.     Post  8vo.     Colburn,  London.     1852. 

A  Dream  :  a  Ballad  supposed  to  have  been  written  about  the  Year 
Eighteen  hundred  and  tifty-two.  By  "  Etonensis"  [=J.  H.  Arkwright]. 
Pp.  15.     i2mo.     R.  Oxley,  'Windsor.     1852. 

Gray's  Poetical  'Works,  English  and  Latin.  Illustrated.  With  Intro- 
ductory Stanzas  by  the  Rev.  John  Moultrie,  and  an  Original  Life  of 
Gray  by  the  Rev.  John  Mitford.  Eton  Illustrated  (Third)  Edition.  Pp. 
142.     Demy  8vo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1852. 

A  Short  Account  of  Eton  Montem,  explanatory  of  Mr.  Evans'  Engravings 
of  that  Ceremony.  By  An  Etonian.  Pp.24.  Obi.  i2mo.  J.Hogarth, 
London.     1852. 

Addresses  delivered  by  Thackeray  and  Mathias,  K.S.,  in  the  Upper 
School  on  the  Visit  of  His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert  to  the  Eton 
Speeches.     Pp.  8.     Sm.  post  8vo.     4th  June,  1852. 

William  of  Wykeham  and  his  Colleges.  By  Mackenzie  E.  Walcott.  Illus- 
trated.    Pp.  xvi.,  473.     Demy  8vo.     D.  Nutt,  Winchester.     1852. 


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The    Poetical    Remains    of    William   Sidney   Walker.       Edited,    with   a 

memoir  of  the  author,  by  the  Rev.  J.  Moultrie.     Pp.  200.     i2mo.     J. 

W.  Parker,  London.     1852. 
Waking  Thoughts  after  "A  Dream".      For  private  circulation.      Pp.  8. 

Obi.   i2mo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     A  Reply  (to  aA.7;0es).     By  J.  H. 

Arkwright.     Pp.  4.     i2mo.     T.  Ingalton  Drake.     1852. 

1853.  A  Picturesque  Tour  of  the  River  Thames  in  its  Western  Course.     By  John 

Fisher   Murray.      Illustrated.      Pp.    356.      Demy   8vo.      H.    G.    Bohn, 
London.     1853. 
The  Alphabet  Annotated  for  Youth  and  Adults,  in  Doggerel  Verse,  by  an 
Old  Etonian.     Engravings  by  G.  W.  Terry.     410.     155.     Ackermann, 
London.     1853. 

1853-62.  Sale  Catalogues  of  Dr.  Hawtrey's  Library.     2  vols.     Pp.  104,  192.     Cr. 
8vo.     Leigh,  Sotheby  &  Wilkinson,  London.      1853-62     [See  also  1840.] 

1854.  Poems  :  Altars,  Hearths  and  Graves.     By  John  Moultrie.     Vol.  IIL     Pp. 

269.     i2mo.     Hamilton,  Adams  &  Co.,  London.     1854. 

The  Life  and  Correspondence  of  Charles,  Lord  Metcalfe,  late  Governor- 
General  of  India,  Governor  of  Jamaica,  and  Governor-General  of 
Canada ;  from  Unpublished  Letters  and  Journals  preserved  by  himself, 
his  family,  and  his  friends.  By  John  William  Kaye.  Vols.  I.,  II.  Pp. 
516,  654.     Demy  8vo.     R.  Bentley,  London.     1854. 

Eton  Address  to  the  Prince  Consort  and  the  King  of  Portugal.  Spoken 
by  Oscar  Brow^ning.     1854.! 

The  Vale  of  an  Old  Etonian  :  Election  1854  :  a  Poem.  Pp.  7.  Williams, 
Eton.f 

[c.  1854.]  Eton  and  O.xford  :    A  few  familiar  scenes  sketched  from   recollection 
after  an  interval  of  several  years,  and  dedicated  by  permission  to  the 
Earl  of  Darnley  by  a  contemporary  [Rev.  G.  R.   Winter].     12   Eton 
plates.     Two  Series.     Ryman,  Oxford,  n.d.f 
Miseries  of  Eton.     By  A.  H.  A.  Morton. f 

1856.     The  Song  of  Floggawaya.     Pp.  ii.,  10.     i6mo,     C.  S.  Burbige,  London. 
i856.t 


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23 


A  Sermon  preached  in  Eton  College  Chapel  on  Sunday,   27th  July,  by 

John,  Lord  Bishop  of  Lincoln  [Jackson],  Visitor  of  the  College.     Pp. 

20.     Cr.  8vo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1856.     F^rivately  printed. 
Six  Sermons  preached  in  Eton  College  Chapel  in  1855-6.     By  E.  C.  Haw. 

trey  [not  published].     Pp.  92.     i2mo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1856. 
Poets  and  Statesmen,  their  Homes  and  Memorials  in  the  Neighbourhood 

of  Windsor  and  Eton.     By  William  Bowling.     Illustrated  by  E.  and  C. 

W.   Radclyffe.      Demy  8vo.      1856.     The  same.     New   Edition.     Pp. 

312.     Demy  8vo.      E.   P.  Williams,   Eton.      1856.     The  same.     New 

Edition.     Griffin,  London.     1862. 

1856-69.  .V/ttsce  Etonenses  sive  Carminum  Etons  Conditomm  Delectus.  Series 
Nova.  Tom.  L,  fasc.  i.,  1856;  fasc.  ii.,  1862.  Tom.  H.,  1869. 
Ricardus  Okes.  Pp.  100,  192,  141.  Demy  8vo.  E.  P.  Williams,  Eton. 
1856-69. 

1857.  Rcgistrujti  Regale.     Edited  by  G.  J.  Dupuis.     1857.  f 

A  Visit  to  Eton.     {^xova.  Eraser's  Magazine.     Vol.  LVL      1857.) 

1858.  Annals  of  Windsor,  with  an  account  of  Eton.     By  Robert  Richard  Tighe 

and  James  Edward  Davis.     2  vols.     Maps  and  Illustrations.     Pp.  705. 

752.     Royal  8vo.     Longmans,  London.     1858. 
A  Sermon  preached  in  Eton  College  Chapel  on  Election  Sunday,  24th 

July,  by  the  Venerable  C.  J.  Abraham,  B.  D.,  Archdeacon  of  Wailemata, 

New  Zealand.     Pp.  16.     i2mo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1858. 
Eton  and  Winchester  Election  Trial  Verses.     By  J.  C.  Evans.     1858. f 

1858-60.  Shelley.  By  T.  L.  Peacock — va  Eraser's  Magazine.  Vol.  LVII.  June, 
1858.  Pp.  643-59.  LXVI.,  January,  i860.  Pp.  92-109.  March,  i860. 
Pp.  301-19. 

1858-77.  lonica.  Parts  I.,  II.  By  W.  Johnson  [=W.  Cory;  New  Edition. 
1891,  infra\  Pp.  166.  i2mo.  Smith  &  Elder,  London  and  Cam- 
bridge University  Press.     1858-77. 

1859.  The  Portico:    Public  School   Magazine.     Vols.    I.,    II.     18  numbers  [all 

published].     Pp.  398.     Large  cr.  8vo.     Whittaker,  London.     1859. 


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Eton    Montem.     By  Charles   Knight.     "Once   upon  a  Time."      Pp.    7. 

i2mo.     Murray,  London.     1859. 
A  Magazine  Squib.     1859.+ 
Some  Account  of  the  Exhibitions  and  Scholarships  for  Superannuated  and 

other  Eton  Scholars,  with  the  Names  of  the  Present  Holders,  etc.     Pp. 

16.     Sm.  i6mo.     Williams,  Eton.     Election,  1859. 
Porticus  Etonensis:  supported  entirely  by  Present  Etonians.    Nos.  I.,  II. 

[all  published].     Pp.  32.     Cr.  8vo.     Ingalton  &  Drake,  Eton.     1859. 
A  Critique  on  the  Eton  Obsener.     1859.+ 

1859-60.  The  Eton  Observer.     10  numbers. 

1859-62.  The  Eton  Register:  Boating,  Cricketing,  Football.  Running,  Shooting. 
Pp.  257.     Cr.  8vo.     Ingalton  &  Drake,  Eton.     1859-62. 

i860.     A   List   of  the   Eton   College   Volunteer   Corps.       Pp.    8.       Sm.    i6mo. 

Williams,  Eton.     July,  i860. 
Etonalia:  (i)  De  Natura  Deorum ;  (2)  "The  Bobby";   (3)   Vale  Etona. 

Pp.  16.     Sm.  8vo.     W.  S.  Johnson,  London,     i860. 
The  Comic  Eton  Latin  Grammar.     With  numerous  Illustrations  by  John 

Leech,     i860. 
Wild  Oates  and  Dead  Leaves.     By  Albert   Smith.     Chapman   &   Hall, 

London.     Pp.  156.     i2mo.     Ward  &  Lock,  London,     i860. 
Anti-paterfamilias'  Views  on  Eton.     By  a  Present  Etonian.     Pp.  13.     Obi. 

cr.  8vo.     Ingalton  &  Drake,  Eton.     i86o. 
A   Public   School   Education  :    a   Lecture   delivered   at   the    Athenaeum, 

Tiverton,  i860.     By  Sir  John  T.    Coleridge.     John   Murray,  London. 

i860.    The  same.    Second  and  Third  Editions.     Pp.  96.     i2mo.     John 

Murray,  London,     i860,  i86i. 

1860-1.  The  Phoenix.  Conducted  by  Present  Etonians.  ist  October,  i860,  to 
1st  March,  1861.  5  numbers  [complete].  Pp.  124.  Cr.  8vo.  E.  P. 
Williams,  Eton.     1860-1. 

1860-4.  Letters  from  Paterfamilias  to  the  Cornhill  Magazine — i. ,  May,  i860;  ii. , 
December,  i860;  iii.,  March,  1861 ;  iv. ,  July,  1864.  Pp.  46.  Demy 
8vo.  Smith  &  Elder,  London.  1860-4.  [Some  points  of  the  Eton 
Report.] 


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1861.  The  Public  School  Matches:  a  Correct  Account  of  all  the  Matches  ot 
which  the  Scores  are  in  existence,  played  between  the  Schools  of  Eton, 
Harrow,  and  Winchester  from  180510  the  present  year.  Pp.  93.  i6nio. 
F.  Lillywhite,  Kennington  Oval.     1861. 

Eton  :  Review  ot  Sir  J.  Coleridge's  Lecture  and  W.  Johnson's  "  Eton 
Reform" — in  The  Westminster  Review,  April,  1861.  Pp.  26.  Cr.  8vo. 
Manwaring,  London.     1861. 

Eton  Reform.  Part  L,  IL  By  William  Johnson  [later  adopted  surname 
Cory].     Pp.  34,  43.     Cr.  8vo.     Longmans,  London.     1861. 

Eton  College:  Review  of  Creasy's  "Foundation"  [1848],  Sir  J.  Cole- 
ridge's Lecture  [i860],  and  W.  Johnson's  "Eton  Reform"  [1861]— in 
The  Edinburgh  Revie^v,  April,  1861.  Pp.  40.  Uemy  8vo.  .\.  &  C. 
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Our  Nicknames  at  Playingfield  College.  By  P.  S.  F.— in  Once  a  Week, 
4th  May,  i86i.     Pp.  8.     Sm.  8vo.     Bradbury  &  Evans,  London.     1861. 

Eton.  By  Another  Paterfamilias.  Pp.  14.  Cr.  8vo.  E.  P.  Williams, 
Eton.     1861. 

Guide  to  Eton.  Eton  Alphabet.  Eton  Block.  Eton  Glossary.  Pp.  71. 
i2mo.     Whittaker,  London.     1861. 

Thoughts  on  Eton,  suggested  by  Sir  John  Coleridge's  Speech  at  Tiverton. 
By  An  Etonian.     Pp.  35.     i2mo.     Rivingtons,  London.     1861. 

Eton— in  Macmillan' s  Magazine,  February,  i86i.  Pp.  9.  8vo.  Mac- 
millan  &  Co.,  London.     1861. 

|i862.  The  Kean  Banquet,  Wednesday,  20th  July,  1859,  His  Grace  the  Duke  of 
Newcastle  in  the  Chair :  and  The  Kean  Testimonial'  Presentation. 
Saturday,  22nd  March,  1862,  Right  Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone,  M.P.  (Chan- 
cellor of  the  Exchequer)  in  the  Chair.  Pp.  48.  Post  8vo.  W. 
Brettell,  London.  1862. 
Windsor :  A  History  and  Description  of  the  Castle  and  Town.  By  the 
Rev.  John  Stoughton.  Illustrated.  Pp.  244.  i2mo.  Ward  iS:  Co., 
London.     1862. 

1863.  A  List  of  the  Eton  College  Rifle  Corps.  Taken  March.  Pp.  10.  i2mo. 
Ingalton  &  Drake,  Eton.     1863. 


26  AN    ETON    BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Etoiiensia  :  conducted  by  Etonians.      Parts  I.,  II.     Pp.  36,  32.     Cr.   ovo. 

Ingalton  &  Drake,  Eton.     1863. 
Breakfast  in  Bed,  or  Philosophy  between  the  Sheets.     By  George  Augustus 

Sala.      Pp.    334.      Post   8vo.      John    Maxwell,    London.      1863.     The 

same.     New  Edition.     i2mo.     John  Maxwell,  London.     1864. 
The    Eton    Boys.      By    F.    G.      Illustrated — in    The   Boy's   Own    Volume, 

December,  1863.     Pp.  6.     Cr.  Svo.     Beaton,  London.     1863. 
A  Sermon  preached  in  Eton  College  Chapel  on  Election  Sunday,  26th 

July,  1863,  by  the  Rev.   T.  T.   Carter,  Rector  of  Clewer.     Williams, 

Eton.     1863.1 

1863-95.  Eton  College  Chronicle.  Nos.  1-14.  Pp.56.  Royal  4to.  E.  P.  Williams, 
Eton.  1863.  Nos.  15-33  (1864),  pp.  76  ;  35-50  (1865),  pp.  68  ;  51-71 
(1866),  pp.  84;  72-93  (1867),  pp.  90;  94-112  (1868),  pp.  76;  113-130 
(1869),  pp.  72  ;  131-148  (1870),  pp.  72  ;  149-165  (1871)'  pp.  68  ;  166-183 
(1872),  pp.  72;  184-199(1873),  pp.  64;  200-216  (1874),  pp.  68;  217-234 
(1875),  pp.  72;  235-252  (1876),  pp.  68;;  253-269  (1877),  pp.  68;  270-288 
(1878),  pp.  76;  289-305  (1879),  pp.  68;  306-323  (1880),  pp.  72;  324-340 
(1881),  pp.  68;  341-357  (1882),  pp.  68;  358-374(1883),  pp.  68;  375-395 
(1884),  pp.  84;  397-416  (1885),  pp.  88;  418-436(1886),  pp.  76;  437-460 
(1887),  pp.  96;  461-487(1888),  pp.  198;  488-514(1889),  pp.  108;  515-542 
(1890),  pp.  110;  543-572  (1891),  pp.  122;  573-604  (1892),  pp.  128;  605- 
639  (1893),  pp.  140;  640-672  (1894),  pp.  132  ;  673-712  (1895),  pp.  160; 
713-748(1896),  pp.  144;  749-784(1897),  pp.  181.  Royal  4to.  Williams, 
Eton,  1863-76.  1877-81,  W.  Lowman,  Eton.  1882-97,  Ingalton  Drake, 
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1863-4.  The  Early  Days  of  an  M.  F.  H.— in  Baily  s  Magazine.  Vols.  \TI.,  VIII. 
Pp.  138.     Sm.  8vo.     A.  H.  Baily,  London.     1863-4. 

1864.  Passages  of  a  Working  Life  during  Half  a  Century  ;  with  a  Prelude  of 
Early  Reminiscences.  By  Charles  Knight.  Vols.  I. -III.  Pp.  346,  336, 
344.  Post  Svo.  Bradbury  &  Evans,  London.  1864. 
The  Poems  of  Winthrop  Mackworth  Praed.  With  a  Memoir  by  the  Rev. 
Derwent  Coleridge.  2  vols.  Pp.  397,  439.  i2mo.  Moxon,  London. 
1864. 


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Football  at  Rugby,  Eton  and  Harrow.     By  J.  D.  C. — in  I.vndon  Socitty, 

Vol.    v.,    March,    1864.      I'p.    10.      Cr.    8vo.     9   St.    Bride's   Avenue, 

London,  E.C.     1864. 
Report  of  Her  Majesty's  Commissioners  appointed  to   inquire    into  the 

Revenues  and  Management  of  certain  Colleges  and  Schools,  and  the 

Studies  pursued  and  Instruction  given  therein.    4  vols.    Pp.  33a,  604,  534, 

436.    Eton  Index,  pp.  41  [MS.].    Folio.    Eyre  &  Spottiswoode,  London. 

1864.     Vol.  I.,  Report ;  Vol.  II.,  Appendix  ;  Vols.  III.,  IV.,  Evidence. 
On  the  Report  of  the  Commissioners  appointed  to  inquire  into  the  Con- 
dition of  the  Principal  Public  Schools,  etc.     By  Dr.  W.  B.  Hodgson. 

i864.t 
Eton   School    Days,    or    Recollections   of  an    Etonian.      By    Bracebridge 

Hemyng.     Pp.  316.     Sm.  8vo.     Ward,  Lock  &  Tyler,  London.     1864. 

New  Edition.     i2mo.     Ward,  Lock  &  Tyler,  London.     1870. 
The  Public  School  Matches  of  1864— in  Bailys  Magazine,  August,   1864. 

Pp.  10.     Cr.  8vo.     A.  H.  Baily,  London.     1864. 
The  Public  Schools  Report :  Eton — in  Dlackwooif  s  Magazine,  June,  1S64. 

Pp.  25.     Demy  8vo.     Blackwood,  Edinburgh.     1864. 
Eton  and  Harrow  :  or  Pearls  before  the  Swine.     By  the  Gentleman  in 

Black — in  Bailfs  Magazine,  August,  1864.     Pp.   8.     Cr.  8vo.     A.   H. 

Baily,  London.     1864. 
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8vo.t 
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November,  1864.     Pp.  40.     Svo.f 
Poland.     In  Verse.     By  an  Etonian.     i2mo.     Pp.  15.     Macmillan,  Lon- 
don.    i864.t 

1865.     The  Public  Schools  Calendar.     Edited  by  a  Graduate  of  the  University  of 

Oxford.     First  Issue.     Pp.  540.     i2nio.     Rivingtons,  London.      1865. 
A  Few  Words  with  the  Eton  Reformers.     With  a  List  of  the  Newcastle 

Select.     By  Henry  Brandreth,  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

Pp.  48.     Cr.  8vo.     Spottiswoode,  London.     1865. 
The  Eton  Scrap  Book  :  consisting  of  Original  Papers  of  a  Miscellaneous 

Literary   Character   in    Prose   and   Verse ;    the    entire    production    of 


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Etonians.     7  numbers  [all  published],  May  to   December,   1865.     Pp. 

144.     Cr.  8vo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1864. 
The  Great  Schools  of  England  :  An  Account  of  the  Foundation,  Endow- 
ments and  Discipline  of  the  Chief  Seminaries  of  Learning  in  England. 

By   Howard   Staunton.      Illustrated.      Pp.    517.      Cr.    Bvo.      Sampson 

Low,  London.     1865. 
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of    Eton    College.       Republished    from    Blackwood's    Magazine,   with 

Additions.     By  the  Rev.  W.  L.  Collins.     Pp.  238.     i2mo.     Blackwood, 

London.     1865. 
Butler  Burke  at  Eton.     By  Bracebridge  Hemyng.     Pp.   315.     Post  8vo. 

John  Maxwell  &  Co. ,  London.     1865. 
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Cr.  8vo.     For  Private  Circulation.     1865. 
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8vo.     W.  &  R.  Chambers,  Edinburgh.     1866. 
The  Thames,  Illustrated  by  Photographs :   Richmond  to  Cliefden.     Pp. 

30.     Sq.  post  8vo.     Marion,  London.     1866. 

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Macmillan,  London.     1867. 
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same.     Second  Edition.     Pp.  79.     Sm.   post  8vo.     Mary  S.    RickerV)y, 
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1868.  Eton — in   The  British  Quarterly  Review,  January,  1868.     Pp.  36.     Demy 

8vo.     Hodder  &  Stoughton,  London.     1868. 

Eton  :  Things  Old  and  New.  By  an  old  K.  S.  Pp.  16.  Cr.  8vo.  Long- 
mans, Green  &  Co.,  London.     1868. 

The  Birds  of  Berkshire  and  Buckinghamshire:  a  Contribution  to  the 
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The  Life  of  James  Lonsdale,  Bishop  of  Lichfield;  with  some  of  his 
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Two  Lectures  on  English  History  :  I. :   Henry  VIII.  and  Edward  VI.,  by 
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1871.  Eton  as  it  is,  or  Another  Side  of  the  Question.      By  An  Etonian.      Pp. 

12.     i6mo.     E.  P.  Williams,  Eton.     1871. 
Sun   Pictures   of   Eton    College,    with    brief  descriptive   matter   by   John 

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Poetry  of  the  Period.     By  J.   E.   C.  Welldon.     Papers  read  before  the 

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&  Son,  Eton.     1872. 
The  Works  of  John  Hookham  Frere,  in  Verse  and  Prose ;  with  a  memoir 

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Election  Sunday.     Pp.  16.     Sm.  8vo.     Williams  &  Son,  Eton.      1873. 
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(i)  The  Revelations  of  the  Subterranean  World   concerning   Prehistoric 

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1874.  The  Life  and  Letters  of  I-iowland  Williams,  D.D.     With  E.xtracts  from 

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London.     1874. 
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1875.  The  Art  of  Swimming  in  the  Eton  Style.      By  Sergeant  Leahy.      Preface 

by  Mrs.  Oliphani.  Illustrated  by  F.  Tarver.  Edited  by  Two  Etonians 
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84.     Sq.  roy.  8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1886. 

Eton  Masters  Forty  Years  Ago.  By  W.  C.  Green— in  The  Churchman, 
December,  1886.     Pp.  10.     8vo.     Elliot  Stock,  London.     1886. 

1887.     The  Eton  Fortnightly.  Conducted  by  Present  Etonians.     10  numbers   [all 
published].     Pp.  80.     Royal  8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1887. 
Vert  de  Vert's  Eton  Days  and  Other  Memories.       By   the   Rev.    A.    G. 
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How  I  Spent  my  Summer  Holidays  in  1876.     By  An  Eton  Boy.     Pp.  36. 

Sm.  i2mo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1887. 

Some  Distant  Prospects  of  Eton  College — in  Maemillan's  Magazine,  Jan., 

1888.     Pp.  9.     8vo.     Macmillan,  London.     1888. 
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1888.     Pp^ii.     8vo.     Longmans,  London.     1888. 
A  Midsummer  Night  Dream.     By  E.  V.   B.     Illustrated.     Pp.  30.     Sm. 

roy.  8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     i888. 
Percy   Bysshe  Shelley :    A   Monograph.     By    H.    S.   Jjalt  [late  Assistant 

Master  at  Eton].     Portrait.     Pp.  277.     Folio  8vo.     Swan  Sonnenschein 

&  Co.,  London.     1888. 
A  Memoir  of  Henry  Bradshaw,  Fellow  of  King's  College,  Cambridge,  and 

University   Librarian.       Illustrated.      Pp.    447.      Demy   3vo.      Kegan 

Paul,  Trench  &  Co.,  London.     1888. 
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Illustrated.     Pp.  340.     Post  8vo.     Hurst  &  Blackett,  London.     1888. 
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Trench  &  Co. ,  London.     1888. 
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8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1888. 
Reminiscences  of  William  Rogers,   Rector   of  St.    Botolph,  Bishopsgate. 

Compiled   by   R.    H.    Hadden.       Illustrated.       Pp.    228.        Post   8vo. 

Kegan  Paul  &  Co.     i388. 
A  Year  Ago.     By  Lennox    Barnhill.     Pp.    23.     Post   8vo.     R.    Ingalton 

Drake,  Eton.     22nd  June,  1888. 
Note  Book  of  the  Shelley  Society.     Edited  by  the  Honorary  Secretaries. 

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The  Eton  Review :  Conducted  by  Present  Etonians.  10  numbers  [all 
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The  History  of  Eton  College:  1440-1884.  By  H.  C.  Maxwell-Lyte. 
Illustrated.  A  New  Edition,  Revised  and  Enlarged.  Pp.  543  Demy 
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The  Parachute :    Directed  by  Present  Etonians.     3  numbers  (complete). 

No.   I,  22nd  June;  No.  2,  6th  July;  No.  3,  30th  July.     Pp.  28.     Roy. 

8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1889. 
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November,  1889.     Pp.  9.     8vo.     Macmillan  &  Co. ,  London.     1889. 
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1890. 
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1890. 
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Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     31st  March,  1890. 
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Keat's  Lane  Papers:  an  Eton  Miscellany.     Pp.36.     Obi.    121110.     George 

New,  Eton.     1891. 
Henry  VI.  :  A  Lecture  delivered  at  Eton  by  C.  R.  L.  Fletcher.     Pp.  38. 

Cr.  Bvo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake.  Eton.     5th  December,  1891. 
The  Stream  of  Pleasure:  a  Narrative  of  a  Journey  on  the  Thames  from 

O.xford  to  London.     By  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  Pennell.     Together  with 

a  practical  chapter  by  J.  J.   Legge.     Pp.   160.     Sq.  cr.  8vo.     T.   Fisher 

Unwin,  London.     1891. 
The   Thames:   from   Oxford   to   the  Tower.     By   William   Senior    (Red 

Spinner).     Illustrated  by  Francis  S.  Walker.     Pp.  120.     Demy  410.     I. 

C.  Nimmo,  London.     1891. 
Boating.     By  W.  B.  Woodgate ;  with  a  Chapter  on  Rowing  at  Eton  by  R. 

Harvey   Mason.     Illustrated.      [Badminton    Library.]      Pp.    352.      Cr. 

8vo.     Longmans,  London.     1891. 
Eton  Montem :  a  Memory  of  the  Past.     By  G.  C.  Green — in  Blackwood's 

Magazine,  September,   1891.     Pp.    10.     8vo.     Blackwood,   Edinburgh. 

1891. 
The   Student's    Humour  :  conducted   by   XX    Present    Etonians.     Pp.    8. 

Roy.  8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     4th  June,  1891. 
The  Maytiy:    directed  by  Present  Etonians.     3  numbers  [all  published]. 

No.  I,  i6th  May;  No.  2,  4th  June;  No.  3,  24th  June.     Pp.  24.     Roy. 

8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1891. 
Eton  Loan  Collection  Catalogues.     Edited  by  F.   H.    Rawlins.     Pp.   96. 

Sm.  8vo.      R.   Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.      1891.      Second   Edition.      Pp. 

108.     Roy  8vo.  idem..     1891. 
Catalogue  of  Loan  Collection  of  Portraits,   Views  and  other  Objects  of 

Interest  connected  with  the  History  of  Eton,  made  on  the  occasion  of 

the  4Soth  Anniversary  of  the  Foundation  of  the  College.     By  F.    H. 

Rawlins.     Third  Edition,  Revised  and  Enlarged.      Large  Paper  (250 

copies).     Pp.  122.     Demy  4to.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1891. 
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R.  Bridges.     Pp.  7.     Sq.  8vo.     [Privately  printed.]     1891. 
Lapsus   Calami.      By   J.    K.    Stephen.      Pp.    88.      i2mo.     Macmillan   & 

Bowes,  Cambridge.     1891.     Second  Edition,  1891.     New  Edition  [the 

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The  Grosvenor  Guide  to  the  Latin  Prose  Paper,  or  Latin  as  she  is  wrote, 

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Geoffrey  Drage.     Saturday,  13th  November,  1890.     Pp.  40.     Post  8vo. 

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1893.  Eton  School  Songs :  Words  by  Arthur  Benson  :  Music  by  Arthur  Good- 
hart.  I.  Song  of  the  Scug  [J.  K.  Stephen]  ;  2.  The  Eton  College 
Hunt ;  3.  The  Game's  the  Thing ;  4.  Song  of  the  Wall  ;  5.  No 
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Carmen  Etonense ;  2.  Vale ;  3.  The  River  Song  ;  4.  Cricket  Song ;  5. 
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The  New  Floreat :  a  Letter  to  an  Eton  Boy  on  the  Social  Question.  By 
the  Rev.  James  Adderley,  author  of  Stephen  Remarx.  Pp.  96.  i2mo. 
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Eton  and  the  Labour  Question.  By  Geoffrey  Drage.  Pp.  37.  Sm.  8vo. 
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Montague  Rhodes  James,  Litt.    D.,  Fellow  of   King's   College,  Cam- 
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8vo.     R.  Ingalton  Drake,  Eton.     1895. 
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Reminiscences.      By   John   Joel.      Pp.    22.      i2nio.     R.    Ingalton    Drake, 

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Memoir  of  Edward  Craven  Hawtrey,  D.  D. ,  Head  Master  and  afterwards 
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Eton  in  the  Forties.  By  an  Old  Colleger  [Arthur  Duke  Coleridge].  Illus- 
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1897.     The   Chiltern    Hundreds.     By   Albert   J.    Foster.     Illustrated.     Pp.    220. 

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Cr.  8vo.     Priv.  prin.     1897. 


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5.     Sq.  post  8vo.     C.  Knight,  London. 
The  Visitors'  Handbook  to  Windsor,  Eton  and  Virginia  Water.     Pp.  64.     i2mo. 

Cradock  &  Co.,  London,     n.d. 
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by  W.  G.  Fearnside.    Pp.84.    Impl.  8vo.    Black  &  Armstrong,  London,    n.d. 
The   Land   we   live   in :    a   Pictorial   and   Literary   Sketch-book   of  the    British 

Empire.      By   Charles    Knight.      Vol.    II.  :    Windsor   and   Eton.      Pp.    74. 

Imp.  8vo. 
Poems ;  By  A  Young  Gentleman  at  Eton  School  (under  sixteen  years  of  age). 

Pp.  15.     Cr.  8vo.     Mr.  Lander,  Eton.     n.d. 


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before   her   intended    marriage.     By   An   Etonian.     Pp.    8.     Roy.    8vo.     C. 

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4.  Expenses  of  a  Colleger  at  Eton,  1824-49  ; 

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