After "Cheap Clothes" are two Prefaces: One addressed to the Undergraduates of Cambridge (pp. 111-135): The second, written in 1854, addressed to the WorkingMen of Great Britain (pp. 137-144). Blackwood criticised Alton Locke as "so preposterously absurd as rather to excite "ridicule than to move sympathy," and the London Quarterly termed it “trash which "could not make any impression, even to excite curiosity." It was first published in 1849. E. P. Whipple says: "Mill would have never doubted that Kingsley was as honest "in the freaks of feeling which made him a Tory as in the freaks of feeling which "made him a Socialist. The real lesson taught by his life is this: that he was the "most impulsive, the most inconsistent, the most passionate, and at heart the most con"scientious of human beings." Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-HEREWARD THE WAKE, "Last of the [859]" English." Eversley Edition. London: Macmillan and Co. 1881. 2 vols. 12mo. Half morocco, top edges gilt. This was first published in 1866. Hereward, the Wake or the Vigilant, was Lord of Bourn in Lincolnshire, and plundered and destroyed the Abbey of Peterborough by fire in 1070. Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-HERMITS, THE. Philadelphia : J. B. [860] Lippincott and Co. 1868. Half morocco, top edges gilt. 4 Illust. a. c. I2mo. . This is a Volume of the "Sunday Library for Household Reading," giving an Epitome of the Lives of the chief Hermits, as St. Simeon Stylites, St. Guthlac, etc. Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-HIS LETTERS AND MEMORIES of his [861] Life (with Portrait). Edited by his Wife. Abridged from the London Edition. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. [n. d. 1877.] 8vo. Cloth, top edges gilt. 7 Illust. a. c. Index, 2 col. pp. 493–502. This is an abridgment into 500 pp. of the London Edition, 2 vols. of 500 pp. each. On p. 491 is given a chronological list of Kingsley's 35 Works, published between 1848 and 1875. Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-HYPATIA; or, New Foes with an Old [862] Face. Eversley Edition. London: Macmillan and Co. 1881. 2 vols. 12mo. Half morocco, top edges gilt. This is "a picture of Life in the fifth century," and Kingsley has "closely fol"lowed authentic History." The Neo-Platonists were headed by Hypatia, notwithstanding her hatred of Christianity, and she considered her mission to be to reconcile Plato and Aristotle. She was ultimately stoned to death and her books burnt in the Mahommedan destruction of the Alexandrian Library. This Novel appeared in Fraser's Magazine, and was reprinted and published in book form in 1853. Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-TWO YEARS AGO. London: Macmil[863] lan and Co. 1881. 2 vols. 12mo. Half morocco, top edges gilt. This was first published in 1857. Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-WESTWARD HO! or, The Voyages and [864] Adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Knight, of Burrough, in the County of Devon, in the Reign of Her Most Glorious Majesty, Queen Elizabeth. Rendered into modern English. (With Portrait.) London: Macmillan and Co. 1881. 2 vols. 12mo. Half morocco, top edges gilt. ...This was published in April, 1855. Blackwood condemned the Novel as a “huge anachronism: for the characters, except in name, belong to the age of Cromwell, and not to that of Elizabeth." Kingsley, (Rev.) Charles.-YEAST. A Problem. [865] tion. London: Macmillan and Co. 1881. top edges gilt. Eversley Edi- ... This is a Copy of the Fourth Edition. It had first appeared in Fraser's Magazine in 1849, and was reprinted and published in book form with additions in 1851. Kingsley, (Mrs.) F. E.-CHARLES KINGSLEY, His Letters and Memories of His Life. See Kingsley, Charles. Kinloch, George Ritchie.-THE BALLAD BOOK. See Bibliotheca Curiosa (Vol. IV.).(d) Kirchmayer, George Caspard.-See Collectanea Adamantæa, as Kirk, John Foster.-CHARLES THE BOLD, Duke of Burgundy, [866] History of. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 186468. 3 vols. large 8vo. Half morocco, top edges gilt. ... Charles was born 1433 and killed in battle 1477, near Nancy, by René and his Swiss allies. The book is without any Index. Vol. I. has a portrait of Charles and Vol. II. a portrait of Louis XI. Kirkland, Frazar.-CYCLOPEDIA of Commercial and Business [867] Anecdotes. Designed to exhibit, by nearly 3000 illustra tive anecdotes and incidents, the piquancies and pleasantries of trade, commerce, and general business pursuits. Embellished with portraits and illustrative cuts. New York: D. Appleton and Company. 1864. 2 vols. large 8vo., double columns. Half calf, marbled edges. Illust. Vol. I. pp. xxvii.-xxviii. Index, Vol. II. pp. 763–779. ... The Stories and Anecdotes are divided into fourteen Parts, and alphabetical Lists of each Part are given at the beginning of the Volumes: in Vol. I. pp. xv.-xxv. and Vol. II. pp. iii.-xii. The Portraits (with four exceptions) are printed seven to a plate in small ovals. The Portraits of Nathan Rothschild, Fitz-Greene Halleck, Charles Lamb, and Washington Irving are given on whole-page sheets. Klaczko, Julian.-Two CHANCELLORS: Prince Gortchakof and [868] Prince Bismarck. Translated from the Revue des deux Mondes by Frank P. Ward. New York: Hurd and Houghton. 1876. 12mo. Cloth. The Author is a Polish refugee who relates the diplomatic history of Europe from 1855 to 1871 and sketches the lives of Gortchakof and Bismarck, “ the two most "eminent men of the day." The writer "seeks to establish that Sadowa and Sedan" and the other " prodigious events" of the ten years ending with the Franco-German War were "due to a conspiracy between Russia and Prussia, and that Prussia grasped "the substance and Russia the shadow." Klinkowstrom, M. A. de.-METTERNICH'S MEMOIRS. See Metternich, Prince. Knickerbocker, Diedrich [Pseud.].-HISTORY OF NEW-YORK. See Irving, Washington. Knight, Charles (1791-1873).-HALF HOURS with the Best Au[869] thors. With short Biographical and Critical Notices. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates. [n. d. 1882.] 6 vols. 12mo. Half calf, top edges gilt. ... The work contains specimens of some 300 writers in 365 Chapters, the first of every seven being appropriate to Sunday reading. Portraits of Spenser, James Boswell, J. Fenimore Cooper, William H. Prescott, Merle d'Aubigné, and Lord Byron are given as Frontispieces, one to each volume. Knight, Charles. See Shakespeare, William : (Pictorial Edition.) Knight, George W.-LAND GRANTS for Education in the N. W. Territory. See American Historical Association. Knight, Henry Gally.-ITALY, The Ecclesiastical Architectvre of: [870] from the time of Constantine to the Fifteenth Centvry: With an Introdvction and Text. London: Henry Bohn. 1843. 2 vols. Folio. Half morocco. Plates, see each Vol. a. t. ... Each Volume has a handsomely illuminated Title-page: and each of the litho graphic Illustrations is followed by a leaf of explanatory text. An alphabetical List of the Churches, etc., illustrated has been prepared and placed with the work. The volumes are especially interesting as giving records of many of these Churches at periods before the recent "restorations" had been undertaken. The comparison between their past and present condition lends an additional pleasure to the examination of the Plates. The two Mosaics (Vol. I. pp. 23 and 27) are specially worthy of notice. Knight, William.-LIBRARY EDITION of Wordsworth. See Wordsworth, William. Knobloüchus, Ioannes [Knoblauch, Johann].-PASSIO DOMINI NOSTRI JESU CHRISTI. See Anonymous. Knox, John. FIRST, THE, Blast of the Trumpet (1558). See Bookworm's Garner (Vol. IV.).(a) Knox, Thomas W.-DECISIVE BATTLES SINCE WATERLOO: The [871] most important military events from 1815 to 1887. Illus trated. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1887. 8vo. Half red morocco, top edges gilt. Maps and Plans a. c. ... This is a kind of supplement to Sir Edward Creasy's "Fifteen decisive battles of "the World from Marathon to Waterloo." The book describes 25 battles and has 57 Maps and Plans. The battles selected are: Page Algiers: Battle of Staoueli and Fall of Algiers (1830), making it a colony of France 64 Ayacucho (1824), establishing the independence of the Peruvians Gettysburg (1863) Gravelotte (1870) I 77 450 289 415 230 325 Gujerat (1849): the Conquest of the Punjaub arising out of the Sikh disturbances Khartoum, Fall of (1885) Khiva, Fall of (1873), extending the Russian Empire Lucknow and Cawnpore (1857-8), Prelude to the end of the Indian Mexico, Capture of the City of (1847) Miraflores (1881), leading to the close of the Chili and Peru Contests Monitor and Merrimac (1862), revolutionizing the Navies of the •World Page 117 365 154 91 431 Silistria, Siege of (1829) Navarino (1827), establishing the independence of Greece 210 29 177 Solferino (1859): The Foundation of the United Italy of a few years later 197 Vicksburg: Siege and Fall of (1863) 260 Koehler, S. R. ORIGINAL ETCHINGS by American Artists. Édi[872] tion de Luxe, comprising 20 Etchings. New York: Cassell & Company, Limited. [n. d.] Large folio. In Portfolio. Half morocco, cloth sides, nickel lock and key. ...This Work consists of Proof impressions of Twenty Original Etchings signed by the Artists, printed on Japan paper, and mounted on heavy board with French plate mats, size 19 X 24 inches. This is one of an Edition limited to 200 copies. The second set of Plates, Proof impressions on India paper, and the descriptive Text are wanting. The best drawn of the twenty. 6. Elten (Kruseman Van), N. A. . The deserted Mill. |