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KEMBLE, John Philip, Tragedian. Fugitive Pieces. York, 1780. 12mo. This tract, originally published at 1s. 6d. the author endeavoured, by every means in his power, to destroy. King and Locheés, 157., purchased by Mr. Perry against the author's commission, resold placed succinctly, and for the generality, at his sale. Sotheby's in 1819, 27. 11s. inethodically, above 1600 writers of diviAgain, Eyton, 7s. 6d. It has been re-nity in England, Scotland, and Ireland, printed in close fac-simile, without a date, under some of the most considerable heads. but the paper somewhat larger. Eyton, 5s. See Oldys' British Libr. 59-61. Critical Remarks on the Character of Richard III., as played by Cooke and Kemble. Lond. 1801, 8vo.

Macbeth and King Richard III. an Essay, in Answer to Remarks (by William

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Life, interspersed with Family and Theatrical Anecdotes. Lond. 1809, 8vo. front. Life. See BOADEN, James.

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KEMPE, A. J. Historical Notices of the Collegiate Church of St. Martin's le Grand. Lond. 1825. 8vo. plates.

Loseley Manuscripts, illustrative of the more minute particulars of English History, Biography, and Manners, from Henry VIII. to James I., from papers found in the Muniment Room of the Molyneux Family. Lond. 1835, 8vo. 21s. plates and fac-similes.

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Margery. A short Treatyse

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Four leaves, printed by W. de Worde. A copy, said to be unique, is in the Public Library at Cambridge.

William. Nine Daies Wonder performed in a Daunce from London to Norwich. Lond. 1600. 4to.

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Matter of necessary Instruction, &c. Lond. 1587, 4to. Dedicated to Lord Burleigh, by George) W(hetstone).

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The Imitation of Christ, by Thomas & 16mo.-Lond. by Robert Wyer. 16mo. Kempis. Southwarke by Johan Redman. This edition contains the fourth boke.' -Newly exaymned, corrected and im

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