13 grants for 1952.
Peter King, later Lord Chancellor was Lockes cousin. The letters touch on Lockes policy about investing his money in the East India Company, his dealings with printers and his relationship with Bishop Stilingfleet amongst other things. John Ehrman donated 50 of FONL grant. Illustrated as plate I of AR
The finest example of Morriss work : 56 pages calligraphically transcribed in his own hand, plus paintings and decorations by other Pre-Raphaelites: Burne-Jones, George Wardle and Fairfax Murrary. Illustrated at plates III IV and V of AR
2nd edition. A heraldically illuminated copy with additional plates
12 volumes. A complete set of the first English translation
Second edition of the libretto, bound with 2 other contemporary dramatic pieces; presented by Harry W Pratley
Presented by Lord Kenyon
First edition of this French translation of The Tale of a Tub, The Battle of the Books and a number of other short pieces, printed at The Hague. Presented by FF Madan
Unpublished essay prepared as an introduction for a reprint of Popes poetical works. Presented by Messrs Scribners Sons
Scarce anonymous publication of reminiscences by one of Florence Nightingales Nurses, presented by Mrs L Seymer together with La Comtesse de Richemonts Histoire de Mlle Le Gras, 1894
Presented by Mrs EW Bishop
5th edition, presented by Mrs EW Bishop
Vol 1 contains notes in the hand of Fulk Onslow, Clerk of the Commons, of speeches made and Acts of Parliament concerning Mary Queen of Scots, amongst others. Vol 2 shows the inner workings of the Parliament Office at moments of crisis such as the trial of the Earl of Strafford.
Presented by Arthur Gimson together with the Altus parts to Morleys Madrigals to Foure Voices 1600, Lichfields The First Set of Madrigals of 5 parts 1613, Tomkins Songs of 3,4,5, and 6 parts 1622, and Easts The Sixt Set of Books wherein are Anthemes for Versus [sic] and Chorus of 5 & 6 parts 1624