Thomas Park Boeken

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This collection of poetry by Sir William Jones, collated with the best editions, is a must-read for poetry enthusiasts. Thomas Park's introduction provides valuable insights into the works of this distinguished poet. Volume 1 includes a biographical sketch of Jones, as well as several of his most popular works. Volume 2 continues with a selection of his poetry, including some of his lesser-known pieces.

This collection of pamphlets and tracts consists of rare and obscure publications that were discovered in the Earl of Oxford's private library. The collection is full of surprises, with documents ranging from love letters to manifestos and includes works from notable authors such as Thomas Hobbes and Daniel Defoe.

Featuring some of the most beloved poems in the English language, this stunning collection showcases the lyrical talents of John Langhorne. With works ranging from pastoral odes to epic verse, Langhorne's poetry remains a timeless tribute to the beauty and power of language.

This is a fascinating collection of pamphlets and tracts that were selected from the library of Edward Harley. The topics covered in this book are diverse and range from politics to religion to literature. Readers are sure to find something that will pique their interest and expand their knowledge of history.

This charming book offers a delightful selection of poetry and prose from some of the most interesting and talented writers of the 16th and 17th centuries. Featuring works by John Harington and other noted authors from the Tudor and Stuart periods, this collection provides a unique window into the literary world of the time.