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Though its title includes the figure 1911, it was published (by Bowes and Bowes of Cambridge) in 1912. The British Library , the Bodleian Library , and Cambridge University Library boast copies. It is clearly extremely rare.

There have been at least two recent editions, and two electronic texts are available: through the University of Michigan 's Making of America website and Indiana University's Wright American Fiction 1851-1875 series. OCLC Worldcat...

RB 's letters and papers are widely scattered in libraries and archives. Cambridge University Library holds his letters to his mother, to Frances Cornford , and to Gwen Raverat , among others.

Circe (of whose original London edition Cambridge University Library holds the only copy known to be extant) was re-issued at Hastings in 2001 by the Sensation Press with an introduction by Gabrielle Malcolm .

This poem is not known to have been printed, but a tightly-written manuscript of eight pages survives in Cambridge University Library .

OCLC lists only one copy of this book, in Cambridge University Library .

She began writing diaries at the age of nine, and continued the practice throughout her life. She may well have been influenced by the belief that she was a collateral descendant of the quintessential diarist,...

William Rastell included in his edition of The Workes of Sir Thomas More, Knyght . . . wrytten by him in the Englysh tonge the translation by MB of the Latin section of More's Treatise...

In 1571 AB contributed a poem in Latin to a presentation manuscript (now in Cambridge University Library ) of Giardino cosmografico coltivato by the Italian protestant Giordano Sylva, alongside contributions from her sister Katherine...