Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
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PR3666 .A5 1804 | The correspondence of Samuel Richardson : author of Pamela, Clarissa, and Sir Charles Grandison, selected from the original manuscripts, bequeathed by him to his family, to which are prefixed, a biographical account of that author, and observations on his writings / | 1 |
PR3666 .D6 1902 | Samuel Richardson / | 1 |
PR3666 .D6 1968b | Samuel Richardson / | 1 |
PR3666 .D65 1931 | Samuel Richardson, 1689-1761 : imprimeur de Londres / | 1 |
PR3666 .E2 |
Samuel Richardson: a biography, Samuel Richardson : a biography / |
2 |
PR3666 .K4 |
Samuel Richardson, Samuel Richardson / |
2 |
PR3666 .T5 1900 | Samuel Richardson. | 1 |
PR3667 |
Making Gender, Culture, and the Self in the Fiction of Samuel Richardson : the Novel Individual. Women, Gender, and Print Culture in Eighteenth-Century Britain : Essays in Memory of Betty Rizzo. Samuel Richardson : a Man of Letters. Samuel Richardson & the dramatic novel / |
4 |
PR3667 .A67 2006 | Approaches to teaching the novels of Samuel Richardson / | 1 |
PR3667 .B3 | Samuel Richardson's theory of fiction / | 1 |
PR3667 .B68 1987 | Samuel Richardson / | 1 |
PR3667 .B7 |
Samuel Richardson; the triumph of craft. - Samuel Richardson : the triumph of craft. |
2 |
PR3667 .B7 1965 | Samuel Richardson / | 1 |
PR3667 .B7 1974 | Samuel Richardson : the triumph of craft. | 1 |
PR3667 .B8 | Time and space in the novels of Samuel Richardson. | 1 |
PR3667 .C3 |
Samuel Richardson; a collection of critical essays. Samuel Richardson : a collection of critical essays / |
2 |
PR3667 .C48 1998 | Samuel Richardson's new nation : paragons of the domestic sphere and "native" virtue / | 1 |
PR3667 .C6 | Literary references and their effect upon characterization in the novels of Samuel Richardson. | 1 |
PR3667 .C6 1970a | Literary references and their effect upon characterization in the novels of Samuel Richardson. | 1 |
PR3667 .C7 | Critical remarks on Sir Charles Grandison, Clarissa and Pamela. Enquiring, whether they have a tendency to corrupt or improve the public taste and morals. In a letter to the author. By a lover of virtue. | 1 |