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Page 1191 of 1459 22.04.2015 1191 Page 1191 of 1459 The Creative Process in the Individual, by Thomas Troward 10361 Kitty's Class Day And Other Stories, by Louisa M. Alcott 10360 [Author a.k.a.: Louisa May Alcott] Aunt Jane's Nieces at Millville, by Edith Van Dyne 10359 [Author a.k.a.: L. Frank Baum] The Boss of Little Arcady, by Harry Leon Wilson 10358 Life Of Johnson, Volume 4 (of 6), by Boswell 10357 Travels in Morocco, Vol. 2., by James Richardson 10356 Travels in Morocco, Vol. 1., by James Richardson 10355 Die Laune des Verliebten, by J.W. Goethe 10354 [Language: German] Satyros oder Der Vergoetterte Waldteufel, by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 10353 [Language: German] The Works of Samuel Johnson, Vol. 11., by Samuel Johnson 10352 [Subtitle: Parliamentary Debates II.] The Works of Samuel Johnson, Vol. 10., by Samuel Johnson 10351 [Subtitle: Parliamentary Debates I.] The Works of Samuel Johnson, Vol. 6, by Samuel Johnson 10350 [Subtitle: Reviews, Political Tracts, and Lives of Eminent Persons] Naar het middelpunt der Aarde, by Jules Gabriel Verne 10349 [Language: Dutch] Audio: Go to Sea Once More, by Roger McGuinn 10348C [Author: Brian Roberts (engineering and recording)] [Author: KOOL FM Anchorage, Alaska (studio)] [Recorded September 1997.] Free from School, by Rahul Alvares 10347C C'Etait ainsi..., by Cyriel Buysse 10346 [Language: French] Domestic Manners of the Americans, by Fanny Trollope 10345 [Author a.k.a.: Frances Milton Trollope 1780-1863] [Note: Mother of Anthony Trollope] Autumn Anthem, by Joel A. Erickson (Musical score) 10344C [Musical score in Sibelius' .sib format] The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb, Vol. 2: Elia, by Charles Lamb 10343 [Subtitle: Elia; and The Last Essays of Elia] [Ed.: E. V. Lucas] The Velvet Glove, by Henry Seton Merriman 10342 [Author a.k.a.: Hugh Stowell Scott] Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 21, Editor: Charles F. Horne 10341 [Subtitle: The Recent Days (1910-1914)] Dab Kinzer, by William O. Stoddard 10340 [Subtitle: A Story of a Growing Boy] An Antarctic Mystery, by Jules Verne 10339 [Title a.k.a.: The Sphinx of the Ice Fields] [Translator: Mrs. Cashel Hoey] With the Turks in Palestine, by Alexander Aaronsohn 10338 Lady Into Fox, by David Garnett 10337 [HTML files include images.] A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Vol. VII (4th edn.), Various 10336 [Subtitle: Originally published by Robert Dodsley in the Year 1744, Now first chronologically arranged, revised and enlarged with the Notes of all the Commentators, and new Notes; 1876.] [Editor: Robert Dodsley] [Contents: Tancred and Gismunda, by Gentlemen of the Inner Temple The Wounds of Civil War, by Thomas Lodge, Gent. Mucedorus, by author unknown The Two Angry Women of Abington, by Henry Porter, Gent. Look about You, by unknown] Children's Rights, by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora A. Smith 10335 [Ed.: Kate Douglas Wiggin] [Contents: The Rights Of The Child Children's Plays Children's Playthings What Shall Children Read? Children's Stories, by Nora A. Smith The Relation Of The Kindergarten To Social Reform How Shall We Govern Our Children?, by Nora A. Smith The Magic Of "Together.", by Nora A. Smith The Relation Of The Kindergarten To The Public School Other People's Children] Van 't viooltje dat weten wilde, by Maria Catherina Metz-Koning 10334 [Language: Dutch] The European Anarchy, by G. Lowes Dickinson 10333 The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction, by Various 10332 [Subtitle: Volume XII. F, No. 325, August 2, 1828.] The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction, by Various 10331 [Subtitle: Volume XII., No. 324, July 26, 1828] Fruitfulness, by Emile Zola 10330 [Original title: Fecondite] [Translator: Ernest Alfred Vizetelly] Snubby Nose and Tippy Toes, by Laura Rountree Smith 10329 Poems, by Walter R. Cassels 10328 Alias The Lone Wolf, by Louis Joseph Vance 10327 1191 22.04.2015 Page 1192 of 1459 David, by Charles Kingsley 10326 [Subtitle: Five Sermons] The Gospel of the Pentateuch, by Charles Kingsley 10325 [Subtitle: A Set of Parish Sermons] Bull Hunter, by Max Brand 10324 [Author a.k.a.: Frederick Faust] The Rover Boys at College, by Edward Stratemeyer 10323 Miss Prudence, by Jennie Maria (Drinkwater) Conklin 10322 [Subtitle: A Story of Two Girls' Lives.] Dragon's blood, by Henry Milner Rideout 10321 Dotty Dimple at Play, by Sophie May 10320 Dave Darrin's Third Year at Annapolis, by H. Irving Hancock 10319 [Subtitle: Leaders of the Second Class Midshipmen] Damon and Delia, by William Godwin 10318 [Subtitle: A Tale] Betty Gordon at Boarding School, by Alice Emerson 10317 [Subtitle: The Treasure of Indian Chasm] Roy Blakeley's Adventures in Camp, by Percy Keese Fitzhugh 10316 Persian Literature, V1, The Shah Nameh, Rubaiyat, Divan, Gulistan 10315 [Title: Persian Literature, Volume 1, Comprising The Shah Nameh, The Rubaiyat, The Divan, and The Gulistan] [Author: Various; special introduction by Richard J. H. Gottheil] Sonnets, by Michael Angelo Buonarroti & Tommaso Campanella 10314 [Translator: John Addington Symonds] Audio: The Fifth Regiment March, by Issler's Orchestra 10313 [Author: Walter H. Miller (technician)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. March 1889 in West Orange, New Jersey or local vicinity] [NPS: EDIS 564] Audio: The Pattison Waltz, by Effie Stewart (vocal) 10312 [Author: Theo Wangemann (piano)] [Author: Theo Wangemann (technician)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded Feb 25, 1889 at The Edison Laboratory, West Orange, New Jersey] [NPS: EDIS 565] Audio: Around the World on the Phonograph, by Thomas A. Edison 10311 [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Note: believed to be the earliest existing recording of Thomas Edison's voice.] [Recorded c. late Oct 1888 at West Organge, New Jersey or local vicinity] [NPS: EDIS 566] Audio: After Dinner Toast at Little Menlo, by Arthur Sullivan 10310 [Author: Col. George Gouraud (Introduction)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded October 5, 1888 at Little Menlo, London, England] Audio: The Lost Chord, by Arthur Sullivan (Composer) 10309 [Author: Performers Unknown] [Author: Col. George Gouraud (technician)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. August 1888 at London, England] Audio: Handel Festival, by August Manns (conductor) 10308 [Subtitle: Israel in Egypt (excerpt)] [Author: George Frideric Handel (composer)] [Author: Col. George Gouraud (technician)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Note: earliest known recorded music in existence; A chorus of 4000 voices recorded with phonograph over 100 yards away.] [Recorded June 29, 1888 at the Crystal Palace, London, England] Audio: At the Moving Picture Ball, by Maurice Burkhart 10307 [Author: Joseph H. Santly (composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. 1920] [NPS: EDIS 75987] Audio: Moonlight Bay, by The Premier Quartet 10306 [Author a.k.a.: The American Quartet] [Author: Percy Wenrich (Composer); Edward Madden (Lyricist)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Note: Recorded c. 1915] [Note: Robert D. Amour or John Young (first tenor); Billy Murray (second tenor); Steve Porter (baritone); William F. Hooley (bass)] [NPS: EDIS 40555] Audio: Alexander's Ragtime Band, by Billy Murray 10305 [Author: Irving Berlin (Composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. November 1911] [NPS: EDIS 36065] Audio: Some of These Days, by Sophie Tucker 10304 [Subtitle: From Honky Tonk] [Author: Shelton Brooks (Composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. June 1911] [NPS: EDIS 35979] Audio: Jere Sanford's Yodeling and Whistling Specialty, by Jere Sanford 10303 [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. 1910] [NPS: EDIS 36577] Audio: Just Because She Made Dem Goo-Goo Eyes, by John Dobbs 10302 1192 22.04.2015 Page 1193 of 1459 [Author: John Queen, Hughie Cannon (Composers)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded December 29, 1901] [NPS: EDIS 4778] Audio: Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?, Edward M. Favor 10301 [Author: George L. Giefer (Composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. February 1901] [NPS: EDIS 24893] Audio: Snyder, Does Your Mother Know You're Out?, by George P. Watson 10300 [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. July 1899] [NPS: EDIS 4765] Audio: Poet and Peasant Overture, by Eddie Peabody (banjo) 10299 [Author: Fanz von Suppe (Composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded on March 4, 1925] [NPS: EDIS 42876] Audio: Flow Gently Sweet Afton and Bonnie, Sweet Bonnie 10298 [Author: Robert Trucksess (American Guitar)] [Author: J. E. Spilman (Composer, Flow...)] [Author: J. L. B. Gilbert (Composer, Bonnie...)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded September 12, 1921] [NPS: EDIS 42253] Audio: Saxema, by Rudy Wiedoeft 10297 [Author: Rudy Wiedoeft (Composer)] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. 1920] [NPS: EDIS 68208] Audio: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, by Fisk University Jubilee Quartette 10296 [Author a.k.a.: The Southern Four] [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded December 7, 1921] [NPS: EDIS 42717] Audio: The Band of Gideon, by Fisk University Jubilee Quartette 10295 [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Recorded c. 1912] [NPS: EDIS 36410] Verse and Prose for Beginners in Reading, Horace Elisha Scudder, editor 10294 [Subtitle: Selected from English and American Literature] Relacion historica de la rebelion de Tupac-Amaru, by Anonymous 10293 [Title: Relacion historica de los sucesos de la rebelion de Jose Gabriel Tupac-Amaru en las provincias del Peru, el ano de 1780] [Language: Spanish] Punchinello, Vol. 2, No. 36, December 3, 1870, by Various 10292 In The Fourth Year, by H.G. Wells 10291 [Subtitle: Anticipations of a World Peace (1918)] Confession de Minuit, by Georges Duhamel 10290 [Subtitle: Roman] [Language: French] Le Chat du Neptune, by Ernest D'Hervilly 10289 [Language: French] Audio: Ragtime Echoes, by Samuel Siegel (mandolin) 10288 [Editor: Thomas A. Edison] [Author: Marie Caveny (ukelele)] [Author: Samuel Siegel (Composer)] [Recorded c. 1918] [NPS: EDIS 76220] Audio: New York Blues, by Pietro Frosini (accordion) 10287 [Editor: Thomas A. 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