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Short Title Listing of the Pollard Collection of Children’S Books Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Short title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books C The cabin by the wayside: a tale for the young By Lady Campbell London: George Routledge & Co., 1854 Box 222 Le cabinet des fées ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. I Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1552 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. II Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1554 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. III Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1553 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. IV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1553 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. V Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1554 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 6 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1554 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. VII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1555 Page 1 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. VIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1555 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. IX Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1556 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. X Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1785 Box 1556 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XI Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1557 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1557 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1558 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XIV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1558 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1559 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XVI Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1559 Page 2 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XVII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1560 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, Vol. XVIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1560 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 19 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1560 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 20 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1561 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 21 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1561 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol.XXII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1562 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol.XXIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1562 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol.XXIV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1563 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol.XXV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1563 Page 3 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 26 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1564 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. VII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1564 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. VIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1564 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. VIX Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1565 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXX Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1565 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXI Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1565 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1566 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1566 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1566 Page 4 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXIV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1567 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXV Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1567 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXVI Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1567 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXVII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1786 Box 1568 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie, des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXVIII Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1788 Box 1568 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. XXXIX Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1788 Box 1568 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 40 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1789 Box 1569 Le cabinet des fées, ou Collection choisie des contes des fées, et autres contes merveilleux, ornés de figures. Vol. 41 Geneva: Barde, Manget & Co., 1789 Box 1569 The cabinet history of England London: Pewtress, Low & Pewtress, [n.d.] Box 1874 Harris’s Cabinet of amusement and instruction London: [n.publ.], [1807?] Box 2107 Page 5 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C The cabinet of useful arts and manufactures: designed for the perusal of young persons Dublin: [n.publ], 1821 Box 1738 The caged lion. Vol. I Copyright ed. By Charlotte M. Yonge Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1870 Box 1282 The caged lion. Vol. II Copyright ed. By Charlotte M. Yonge Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1870 Box 1282 The caged lion By Charlotte M. Yonge London: MacMillan & Co., 1889 Box 1283 Caii Crispi Sallustii Bellum Catilinarium & Jugurthinum … 6th ed From Gottlieb Cartius’ edition. Translated and added to by John Mair. Dublin: R. Cross …, 1803 Box 1790 Caii Crispi Sallustii… [By Burnouf] Edited by A. Carolo Anthon. Dublin: J. Cumming, 1839 Box 1789 Cainnt Scoile. Part I (School and College Series) By Thomas Hayes Dublin: Fallon & Co., 1905 Box 1845 Caitlín Ní Uallacháin. Dráma Náisciúnta. By W.B. Yeats. Translated by Rev. Thos. O’Kelly Dublin: .H. Gill and Son, 1905 Box 1227 Page 6 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books. Letter C Caleb in the country. A story for children By Jacob Abbott London: Houlston and Stoneman, 1840 Box 3 Caleb in the country. A story for children By Jacob Abbott Edinburgh: Stirling, Kenny & Co., 1841 Box 2 Caleb Williams By William Godwin London: Colburn and Bentley, 1831 Box 412 [Calendar 1955-56] By the London Bach Society [London]: [n.publ], [1955] Box 2214 Calendar of nature By John Aiken Dublin: 1789 Box 76 The calendar of nature By John Aiken London: 1822 Box 24 The calendar of nature; or, Natural history of the year. By John Aiken London: J. Van Voorst, 1834 Box 77 Calendar of the Saints. Patric By Seaghan Mac Cathmaoil Dublin / London : Maunsel & Co., [1907] Box 2143 The Caliph of the cage. A story of Arabian lands. (Childrens Encyclopaedia Story-books) By Harold Begbie. Edited by Arthur Mee London: Amalgamated Press, [n.d.] Box 1765 Page 7 of 112 Short-title listing of the Pollard Collection of children’s books.
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