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M13 Redux.Pdf MAD (The) pranks and merry jests of Robin Goodfellow. Repr. from the ed. of 1628. With an introd. by J.P. Collier. [Percy Soc. 2.] Lond., 1841. RM.8. MAD (A) world, by masters. See MIDDLETON (THOMAS) Dramatist. MADAGASCAR. GOUVERNEMENT G2N2RAL DE MADAGASCAR ET DDPENDANCES. - -- Guide de l'immigrant á Madagascar ... Atlas. Paris, 1899. Geog. Lib. MADAGASCAR past and present, with considerations as to the ... interest of Great Britain and France ... By a resident. Lond., 1847. F* 16/2.15. MADAI (DAVID SAMUEL). - -- resp. See ALBERTI (MICHAEL) pra,es. MAcDAR ( CALI IûIAPt AL ) al 8hinaQi . Al' d2.rsjat rafiah fi +ahagat al _chi ah- [Arab.] x--Y-* Thoro is Zn Arabic titl A-ragP- MADAM2 (ANTONIUS JOSEPHUS). - -- Disput. inaug. de muleta poenitentiali ... Argentorati (1708). (ZP 991/5. MADAMET (ALBERT). - -- Résistance des matériaux. Paris, 1891: Zd.3.28. MADAN (ARTHUR CORNWALLIS). - -- Lala -Lamba handbook; a short introduction to the South - Western division of the Wisa -Lala dialect of Northern Rhodesia, with stories and vocabulary. Oxford, 1908. O.S. .4963 Mad. - -- Lenje handbook; a short introduction to the Lenje dialect spoken in North -West Rhodesia. Oxford, 1908. O.S. .4963 Mad. ADDITIONS MADACH (nom). - [Az ember tragédiája.] The tragedy of man; a dramatic poem in fifteen scenes. [Tr.] ... by C.H. Meltzer and P. Vajda ... Budapost [1933.] .895111 Mad. --- 3rd ed. Budapest, 1957. JA 5925 *** Hugh MacDiarmid Collection. MADAN (ARTHUR CORNWALLIS). - Living speech in Central and South Africa; an essay introductory to the Bantu family of languages. Oxford, 1911. .1963 Mad. N'IADAíVT (FALCONER) . - -- Books in manuscript; a short introduction to their study and use ... [Bks. about Bks.] Lond., 1893. Zv.8.37. - -- Another copy. .417 Mad. - -- 2nd ed., rev. Lend., 1920. Fine Art Lib. *** Baldwin Brown Bequest. - -- A chart of Oxford printing, '1468' -1900 ... [Bibl. Soc. Iii. Mon. 12.] Lond., 1904. F .0106 Bib. - -- The early Oxford press; a bibliography of printing and publishing at Oxford, '1468' -1640. With notes, appendixes and illustrations. [Oxford Bks. Vol. 1.] s e. Oxford, 1895. KilmjAl Ref. .6551(4257) Mad. - -- Another ed. [Oxford Hist. Soc. Publ. 29.] Oxford, 1895. RM.12. *** 3 specimens of actual pages from old Oxford books. - -- ed. The Lewis Carroll centenary in London,.1932, including a catalogue of the exhibition, with notes ... Lond., 1932. Ref. .82389 Dod. Mad. *** Limited ed. No. 100. - -- Oxford literature, 1450 -1640 and 1641 -1650. [Oxford Bks. Vol. 2.] Oxford, 1912. AptiA.i.aT Ref. .6551(4257) Mad. -"Oxford literature, 1651 -1680. [Oxford Bks. 3.] t. R. Oxford, 1931. Ma4e Ref. .6551(4257) Mad. - -- Rough list of manuscript materials relating to the history of Oxford, contained in the printed catalogues of the Bodleian and College Libraries. Oxford, 1887. zr.6.35. - -- See WILLIAMS (SIDNEY HERBERT) and M. (F.) [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS MADAN (FALCONER). - -- A bibliography of the Daniel Press at Frome and Oxford, bibliography 1845 -1919. See DANIEL (The) Press ... With a - -- joint -comp. A summary catalogue of western manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford ... See BODLEIAN LIBRARY, Oxford. MADAN (FALCONER) [continued]. - -- TTRBUTT (GLADWIN MAURICE REVEL) and GIBSON (STRICKLA D). - -- The original Bodleian copy of the first folio of Shakespeare (the Turbutt Shakespeare). Oxford, 1905. Ha.2.6. MADAN (FRANCIS FALCONER). - -- A new bibliography of the Eikon Basilike of King Charles the First, with a note on the authorship. [Oxford Bibl. Soc. N.S. Vol. 3, 1949.] Oxford, 1950. .0106 Oxf. MADAN (HENRY GEORGE). --- An elementary treatise on heat. Lond., 1889. 0.7.46. - -- See HARCOURT (AUGUSTUS GEORGE VERNON) and M. (H.G.) MADAN (MARTIN). - -- A collection of psalms and hymns extracted from various authors .. by the Reverend Mr. Madan. Lond., 1760. E.B. .2452 Mad. - -- Letters to Joseph Priestley ... occasioned by his late controversial writings. Lond., 1787. C.R.12.5.30. Cameron Collection. -- Thelyphthora, or, a treatise on female ruin, in its causes, effects, consequences, prevention, and remedy. [Anon.] 3 vols. Lond., 1780 -81. N.15/1.107 -109. 1 11UU1 I ivia MADAN (î NCIS FALCONER). - -- A critical bibliography of Dr. Henry Sacheverell. Ed. by W.A. Speck. [Univ. of Kansas Publ., Lib. Ser., 43.] Lawrence, 1978. Ref. .9(42069) Sac. Mad. MADAN (G.R.). - -- Western sociologists on Indian society; Marx, Spencer, Weber, Durkheim, Pareto. [Int. Lin. of Sociol.] Lond., 1979. Soc. Anthrop. Lib. - -- Another copy. .3091(54) Mad. MADAN (N.N.). - -- The Arakan operations, 1942 -1945. Ed. by Bisheshwar Prasad. [Combined Inter -Services Hist. Sect. India and Pakistan, Official Hist. of the Indian Armed Forces in the Second World War, 1939 -45, Campaigns in the Eastern Theatre.] Calcutta, pr., 1954. .9(4054) Com. MADAN (RAJ). - -- comp. Coloured minorities in Great Britain; a comprehensive bibliography, 1970 -1977. Lond., 1979. Ref. .301451(42)016 Mad. MADAN (TRILOKI NATH). - -- Family and kinship; a study of the Pandits of rural Kashmir. With a foreword by J.A. Barnes. Bombay [1965.] .572(546) Mad. - -- and SARANA (COPALA). - -- eds. Indian anthropology; essays in memory of D.N. Majumdar. Lond. [1962.] .572(54)04 Maj. Mad. MADAMA. - -- Parijatamañ jari or Vijayasri; ^a ,sratika composed about A.D. 1213 ... and engraved on stone at Dhara. Ed. by E. Hultzsch. [Sansk.] Leipzig, 1906. QP.1275/2. MATIANAKAMARAJA. - -- The Dravidian nights entertainments; being a translation of Madanakamarajankadai. By S.M. Natesa Sastri. Madras, 1886. Keith Coll.Q.33. xxx Berriedale Keith Collection. MADANAPALA, King of Kashtá.. - -- [For the Madanamahá,rnava and Madanapá,rijá,ta, written in the name of M., see] VISVESVARA BfATTA, Son of Petti Bhatta. MADAMES (CLOÉ). lA - -- Strategic family therapy. [Jossey -Bass Soc. and Behavioral Sci. Ser.] San Francisco, 1982. .6168915 Mad. MAcDANÌ (ABU cALÌ AL-). See HASAN IBN RAHHAL (ABU cALÌ AL-) al-Macd2,ni. MADANT (CALI KHÄN AL-) al-Shirzi. --- [A1-darajt al-rafica fi tabakat al-shica.] [Arab.] [Najaf, 1962.] Islamic Lib. MAc DANT (MUHAMMAD HABIB ALLAH IBN MAYABI ALI -). See MUHAMMAD HABIB ALLAH IBN'MAYABÌ AL- MAcDANZ. MADANSKY (ALBERT). - -- Foundations of econometrics. [Advanced Textbooks in Econ. Vol. 7.] Amsterdam, 1976. .33018 Mad. MADARÁ'IYYUN (Family of). - -- See GOTTSCHALK (HANS LUDWIG). Die Madara'ijjun; ein Beitrag zur Geschichte Ägyptens unter dem Islam. - MADARIAGA (ISABEL DE) afterwards Mrs. LEONARD SCHAPIRO. - -- Britain, Russia and the armed neutrality of 1780; Sir James Harris's mission to St. Petersburg during the American Revolution. With a foreword by S.F. Barris. Lond., 1962. .9(42073 :47) Mad. - -- Russia in the age of Catherine the Great. Lond. [1981.] .9(4706) Mad. ADDITIONS rur,arr.3 (cì.,oF). __ - `;trategri.c faoily therapy. lath pr. LJossey-Bees '-loc. and Behavioral Sci. Ser.] San i?r ncisco, 1N12. Psychiatry Lib. MADARTAGA (SALVADOR DE). - -- Anarchy of hierarchy. Lond., 1937. .3218 Mad. - -- The anatomy of the cold war. Montague Burton Lecture ... delivered in The Queents University of Belfast ... 1955. [Belfast] 1955. P .3271 Mad. [Continued overleaf.] MADARIAGA (SALVADOR DE) [continued]. - -- Bolivar. Lond., 1952. .9(8002) Bol. Mad. - -- Bosquejo de Europe. Mexico, pr. 1951. .1364(4) Mad. - -- Christopher Columbus. See below under Vida del muy magnifico Se?ior Don Cristóbal Colón. - -- El corazón de piedra verde; nivela. 2a ed. Buenos Aires, 1945. Span. Lib. - -- El corazón de piedra verde. 3 vols. [Col. Horizonte, Ser. Esquiveles y Manriques, 1.] Buenos Aires, copyright 1957. .8636 Mad. 1. Los fantasmas. 2. Los dioses sanguinarios. 3. Fe sin blasfemia. - -- Cuadro histórico de las Indias; introducción a Bolivar. Buenos Aires, pr. 1945. .9(72:8)01 Mad. 9(8)01 M0.d. - -- De Galdós a Lorca. [Col. Ensayos.] Buenos Aires, pr. 1960. .8609 Mad. - -- [De l'angoisse á, la liberté.] De la angustia a la libertad. Mexico [1955.] .32344 Mad. - -- Disarmament. Lond., 1929. .4416-Mad: - -- Don Juan as a European figure. [Byron Found. Lect. 1946.] [Nottingham, 1946.] -aar.4:-51-. P650,.79t $IA. nA44. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS MADARIAGA (SALVADOR DE). Do* Quixote; an introductory essay in psychology. Rev. ed. Oxford Paperbacks, 23.] Lend., 1961. .86332 Mad. MADARIAGA (SALVADOR DE) [continued]. - -- Ensayos anglo- espaloles. [Pubs. Atenea, Vol. 49; Autores Espaa. Vol. 23. Ensayos y 0.3.] (Madrid, 1923.) .861:.821 Mad. --- Essays with a purpose. Lond., 1954. .04 Mad. - -- The fall of the Spanish American Empire. Lond., 1947. .9(7202) Mad. ce .. f15 L. - -- Another copy. Span. Lib. - -- The genius of Spain, and other essays on Spanish contemporary literature. Oxford, 1923. .8604 Mad. - -- Una gota de tiempo. [Col. Horizonte, Ser. Esquiveles y Manriques, 3.] Buenos Aires, copyright 1958. .8636 Mad. - -- Guerra en la sangre. [Coll. Horizonte, Ser. Esquiveles y Manriques, 2.] Buenos Aires [1957.] .8636 Mad. --- 2a ed. Buenos Aires, 1958. Span. Lib. - -- Guía del lector del "Quijote "; ensayo psicológico sobre el "Quijote ". [Col. Contemp.] Madrid [1926.] D D (sp ) ?b331 Mme. - -- Another copy. Span. Lib. jco.i, Exnwaa - -- 3a ed.. Buenos Aires, 1947. .86332 Mad. - -- Don Quixote; an introductory essay in psychology. [Tr. by the author and C. de Madariaga.] Oxford, 1935. Span. Lib. --- 2nd impr. Lond., 1948. Span. Lib. [Continued overleaf.] AADI7CIONS MADARIAGA (SALVADOR DE). --- España; ensayo de historia contemporánea. See below under Spain. -- The fall of the Spanish American Empire. Lord., 1947. .9(7202) Mad.. w MADARIAGA (SALVADOR DE) [continued]. - -- The heart
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