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Mariner’s Sketches
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Ames,
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The Female Fire-Ships
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The Folly of Love
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‘Andom,
R.’ (pseud. Alfred W. Barrett)
Martha and I
(London 1898)
|
|
‘Andom,
R.’ (pseud. Alfred W. Barrett)
Neighbours of Mine
(London 1912)
|
|
Andrew,
Dave
Dave’s Book of Aussie Slang
(Sydney 2022)
|
|
Andrew County Republican
(Savannah, MO 1890-1913)
|
|
Andrewes,
G.
A Stranger’s Guide to the Frauds of London
(London 1808)
|
|
Andrewes,
G.
Dictionary of Slang and Cant
(London 1809)
|
|
Andrewes,
George
The Stranger’s Guide or the Frauds of London Detected
(London 1808)
|
|
Andrews,
Malachi;
Owens,
Paul T.
Black Language
(Los Angeles, CA 1973)
|
|
Andrews,
Miles Peter
Belphegor
(London 1778)
|
|
Andrews,
Miles Peter
Better Late than Never
(London 1790)
|
|
Andrews,
Miles Peter
The Election
(London 1774)
|
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Andrews,
Miles Peter
Fire and Water!
(London 1780)
[London 1790]
|
|
Andrews,
Miles Peter
The Mysteries of the Castle
(London 1795)
|
|
An Entire New List of All the Sporting Ladies Entered to run here; — with a particular Account of their Pedigrees and Performances
(broadsheet)
(c.1780)
|
|
A Newgate Ex-prisoner
A Warning for House-Keepers
(London 1676)
|
|
A New plot newly discovered, by the help of the London belman, of wicked and hellish conspiracies against the peace of this kingdom ... with a term kept in hell by Don Belzebub to try causes in that principality
(London 1685)
|
|
Angelou,
Maya
Gather Together In My Name
(New York 1974)
|
|
Angelou,
Maya
Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water ’fore I Diiie
(New York 1971)
|
|
Anglia
(citations from article on Black English in southern US)
(Germany)
|
|
Anhalt,
Edward;
Miller,
J.P.
The Young Savages
(Hollywood, CA 1960)
|
|
‘An Indian Officer’
How I Spent My Two Years’ Leave
(London 1875)
|
|
Annals of Sporting & Fancy Gazette
(London 1822-8)
|
|
Annistor Star
(Anniston, AL 1919-)
|
|
Annual Register
(London 1758-)
|
|
Annual Register
(London 1758-)
|
|
‘A-No. 1’ (pseud. Leon Ray Livingston)
The Curse of Tramp Life
(Erie, PA 1912)
|
|
‘A-No. 1’ (pseud. Leon Ray Livingston)
From Coast to Coast with Jack London
(Erie, PA 1917)
|
|
‘A-No. 1’ (pseud. Leon Ray Livingston)
Here and there with A-No. 1
(Erie, PA 1921)
|
|
‘A-No. 1’ (pseud. Leon Ray Livingston)
The Mother of the Hoboes
(Erie, PA 1918)
|
|
‘A-No. 1’ (pseud. Leon Ray Livingston)
The Snare of the Road
(Erie, PA 1916)
|
|
‘An Officer of the Line’
Military Sketch-book
(London 1827)
|
|
Anonymous
A Brown Dozen of Drunkards
(London 1648)
|
|
Anonymous
A Canting Academy, or, the Pedlar’s-French Dictionary
12th edn
(London 1741)
|
|
Anonymous
A Character of London-Village
(London 1684)
|
|
Anonymous
A Garland of New Songs
(Newcastle, UK 1790–1815)
|
|
Anonymous
A Gentleman Instructed
(London 1704; 9th edn London 1732)
|
|
Anonymous
A Knight’s Conjuring
(London 1607)
|
|
Anonymous
A Litany from Geneva
(London 1682)
|
|
Anonymous
A Merrie Dialogue between Band, Cuffe, and Ruffe
(London 1615)
|
|
Anonymous
A Merry Knack to Know a Knave
(London 1594)
|
|
Anonymous
A Merry Song Called Love in a Barn
(London 1815)
|
|
Anonymous
The Amorous Miller’s Garland
(Newcastle, UK 1740)
|
|
Anonymous
An Essay on the Art of Strangling
(London 1791)
|
|
Anonymous
A New Canting Dictionary
(London 1725)
|
|
Anonymous
A New Merry Letany
(London 1647)
|
|
Anonymous
Answer to the Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony
(London 1706)
|
|
Anonymous
Answer to the Fifteen Comforts of Whoring
(London 1706)
|
|
Anonymous
A Puff at the Guinea Pigs
(London 1795)
|
|
Anonymous
Arden of Feversham
(London 1592)
|
|
Anonymous
The Art of Meditation over an House of Office
(London 1726)
|
|
Anonymous
The Art of Pickpocketing
(London c.1810–20)
[Hastings, UK 1992]
|
|
Anonymous
A Treatise upon Publicans
(London 1780)
|
|
Anonymous
A View of London and Westminster, or, The Town Spy (1st part)
(London 1725)
|
|
Anonymous
A View of London and Westminster, or, The Town Spy (second part)
(London 1725)
|
|
Anonymous
A Yorkshire Tragedy
(London 1608)
[see Sturgess, William (ed.)]
|
|
Anonymous
The Bang-Up Songster
(London 1834)
|
|
Anonymous
The Banquet of Thalia, Or, The Fashionable Songsters Pocket Memorial
(London 1788)
|
|
Anonymous
Batchelar’s Jovial Fellows Collection of Songs
(London 1810)
|
|
Anonymous
Batchelar’s Vocal Bazaar
(London 1830)
|
|
Anonymous
The Benefit of Farting Explained
(London 1722)
|
|
Anonymous
Beppo in London
(London 1819)
|
|
Anonymous
The Bilker Bilk’d
(London 1742)
|
|
Anonymous
The Black Joke
(London 1834)
|
|
Anonymous
The Bog-House and Glass-Window Miscellany
(London 1744)
|
|
Anonymous
The Boke of Mayd Emlyn
(London c.1520)
[see Hazlitt, William C. (ed.) Vol. IV]
|
|
Anonymous
Both Sides of the Gutter
(Dublin 1789)
|
|
Anonymous
The Brahamian Songster
(London 1815)
|
|
Anonymous
Broad Arrow Jack
(London 1866)
|
|
Anonymous
Bryant’s Songs from Dixie’s Land
(New York 1861)
|
|
Anonymous
Buck’s Delight
(London 1770)
|
|
Anonymous
The Button Hole Garland
(Newcastle, UK 1750)
|
|
Anonymous
Captain Clutterbuck’s Champagne
(London 1862)
|
|
Anonymous
The Catterpillers of this Nation Anatomized
(London 1659)
|
|
Anonymous
Champagne Charley Songster
(New York 1867)
|
|
Anonymous
Chap Book Songs
(Limerick, Ireland c.1790)
|
|
Anonymous
The Character of the Beaux
(London 1696)
|
|
Anonymous
Cheats of London Exposed
(London 1770)
|
|
Anonymous
Chickens Feed Capons
(London 1731)
|
|
Anonymous
Chloe Surpriz’d
(Dublin/London 1732)
|
|
Anonymous
The Citie Matrons
(London 1654)
|
|
Anonymous
The Cobbler of Canterbury
(London 1590)
|
|
Anonymous
The Cockchafer
(London 1836)
|
|
Anonymous
Cocke Lorelles Bote
(London 1515)
[London 1843]
|
|
Anonymous
Collection of English Ballads and Chapbooks
(London 1733)
|
|
Anonymous
Colyn Blowbols Testament
(London c.1510)
[see Hazlitt, William C. (ed.) Vol. I]
|
|
Anonymous
Comical History of Simple John
(London 1785)
|
|
Anonymous
The Comic Almanack
(London 1835–43)
|
|
Anonymous
Comic Songs
(London 1878)
|
|
Anonymous
The Comic Songster and Gentleman’s Private Cabinet
(London 1836)
|
|
Anonymous
Confessions of an English Hachish-Eater
(London 1884)
|
|
Anonymous
Confessions of Lady Beatrice
(London c.1900)
|
|
Anonymous
The Constable’s Hue and Cry
(London 1700)
|
|
Anonymous
The Covent Garden Jester
2nd edn
(London 1785)
|
|
Anonymous
The Cuckold’s Nest
(London 1837–8)
|
|
Anonymous
Cythera’s Hymnal, or, Flakes from the Foreskin
(London 1870)
|
|
Anonymous
Danger Overhead Junkie
(York, UK 1997)
|
|
Anonymous
The Delicious Chanter
(London 1834)
|
|
Anonymous
Derby Day
(London 1864)
|
|
Anonymous
De Trouble Begins at Nine
(London/New York 1864)
[see Williams, Henry Llewellyn (ed.) Darkey Drama 1]
|
|
Anonymous
Dialogue Between a Married Lady and a Maid
(London 1740)
|
|
Anonymous
Dialogue Between a Yorkshire Alderman and a Salamanca Doctor
(London 1683)
|
|
Anonymous
Dialogue Between Mistress Macquerella a Suburban Whore
(London 1650)
|
|
Anonymous
The Donnybrook-Fair Comic Songster
(New York 1863)
|
|
Anonymous
The Dublin Comic Songster
(Dublin 1841)
|
|
Anonymous
The English Liberal Science, or, A New-found Art and Order of Drinking
(London 1650)
|
|
Anonymous
The Entertaining Companion
(London 1770)
|
|
Anonymous
Eve Revived
(London 1684)
|
|
Anonymous
The Extraordinary Trial of Miss Mary Ann Ticklewig
(London 1818)
|
|
Anonymous
Facetiae
(London 1831)
(including Margate)
|
|
Anonymous
Facetiae Americana
(New York 1925)
|
|
Anonymous
Fanny Hill’s Bang-up Reciter
(London 1835)
|
|
Anonymous
The Farmer of Chappaqua Songster
(New York 1872)
|
|
Anonymous
The Female Wits
(London 1697)
|
|
Anonymous
The Fifteen Comforts of Being a Maid
(London 1707)
|
|
Anonymous
The Fifteen Comforts of Cuckoldom
(London 1706)
|
|
Anonymous
The Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony
(London 1706)
|
|
Anonymous
The Fifteen Plagues of a Maiden-Head
(London 1707)
|
|
Anonymous
Fights for the Championship
(London 1855)
|
|
Anonymous
Five Years’ Penal Servitude
(by ‘One Who Has Endured It’)
(London 1877)
|
|
Anonymous
The Flash Casket
(London 1836)
|
|
Anonymous
The Flash Chaunter
(London 1834)
|
|
Anonymous
The Flash Dictionary
(London 1821)
|
|
Anonymous
Flossie: A Venus of Fifteen
(London 1902)
|
|
Anonymous
Forbidden Fruit
(London 1898)
|
|
Anonymous
Four for a Penny, or, Poor Robin’s Character of a Pawnbroker
(London 1678)
|
|
Anonymous
The Frere and the Boy
ed.
Thomas Wright
(London c.1350)
[London 1836]
|
|
Anonymous
The Friar and Boy, or, The Young Piper’s Pleasant Pastime
(London 1750)
|
|
Anonymous
The Frisky Vocalist
(London 1836)
|
|
Anonymous
From Fetter Lane to Gravesend
(London/New York 1870)
[see Williams, Henry Llewellyn (ed.) Darkey Drama 5]
|
|
Anonymous
Fun Alive O! A Capital Collection of Flash, Slang, Comic and Queer Songs
(London 1833)
|
|
Anonymous
The Gentleman’s Bottle Companion
(Edinburgh 1760)
[London 1768]
|
|
Anonymous
The Gentleman’s Spicey Songster
(London 1841)
|
|
Anonymous
The Gentleman Steeple-Chaser
(London 1841)
|
|
Anonymous
The Genuine Trial of Charles Drew for the Murder of His Own Father
(London 1740)
|
|
Anonymous
Gesta Grayorum
(London 1594)
[London 1688]
|
|
Anonymous
The Gossips Braule
(London 1655)
|
|
Anonymous
The Grant Songster
(Chicago 1868)
|
|
Anonymous
The Green Linnet
(Dublin c.1820)
|
|
Anonymous
The Groundworke of Conny-Catching
(London 1592)
|
|
Anonymous
Hamel, Obeah Man
2 vols.
(London 1827)
|
|
Anonymous
Hell upon Earth or [...] History of Whittington’s Colledge
(London 1703)
|
|
Anonymous
Hepster’s Dictionary for Cool Kats and Jolly Dollies
(San Jose, CA 1954)
|
|
Anonymous
Hickscorner
(London 1512)
|
|
Anonymous
Hills and Plains
2 vols.
(London 1861)
|
|
Anonymous
History of Colonel Francis Charteris
(London 1730)
|
|
Anonymous
The History of Jack Horner
(London 1750; Falkirk, UK 1823)
|
|
Anonymous
The History of Jacob and Esau
(London 1568)
[London 1874]
|
|
Anonymous
History of Jonathan Wild
(London 1725)
|
|
Anonymous
History of Peter and Betteries
(Edinburgh 1785)
|
|
Anonymous
History of the Human Heart, or, The Adventures of a Young Gentleman
(London 1749)
|
|
Anonymous
History of the Remarkable Life of John Sheppard
(London 1724)
|
|
Anonymous
Hogan-Moganides, or, the Dutch Hudibras
(London 1674)
|
|
Anonymous
Holborn Drollery
(London 1673)
|
|
Anonymous
The Horn Book: A Girl’s Guide to the Knowledge of Good and Evil
(London 1899)
|
|
Anonymous
Hue and Cry After Mercurius Democritus and the wandring-whore
(London 1661)
|
|
Anonymous
The Humorous Songster
(London 1825)
|
|
Anonymous
The Humours of a Coffee-House
(London 1708)
|
|
Anonymous
The Humours of Glasgow Fair
(Glasgow 1828)
|
|
Anonymous
The Icky-Wickey Songster
(London 1837)
|
|
Anonymous
I, Mobster; The Confessions of a Crime Czar
(London 1952)
|
|
Anonymous
The Insinuating Bawd
(London 1700)
|
|
Anonymous
The Interlude of Youth
(London c.1557)
[facsimile Manchester, UK 1980]
|
|
Anonymous
Irish Ballads
(Monaghan Dublin, c.1790)
|
|
Anonymous
Irish Songster
(Monaghan Dublin, c.1788)
|
|
Anonymous
Jacke Juggler
(London 1562)
[facsimile London 1933]
|
|
Anonymous
Jack Tar’s Songster
(Philadelphia/New York 1851)
|
|
Anonymous
‘Jack the Giant Queller’
(London 1819)
|
|
Anonymous
Jeronimo and the Warres of Portugall
(London c.1590)
[London 1605]
|
|
Anonymous
The Jolly Comic Songster
(Philadelphia/New York 1851)
|
|
Anonymous
The Jolly Old Boys Comic Song Book
(Glasgow 1876)
|
|
Anonymous
The Jovial Companion
(London c.1790)
|
|
Anonymous
The Jovial Songster
(London 1800)
|
|
Anonymous
The Jovial Songster
(Glasgow c.1802–9)
|
|
Anonymous
The Killers; A Narrative of Real Life in Philadelphia
(Philadelphia 1850)
|
|
Anonymous
The Knowing Chaunter
(London 1835)
|
|
Anonymous
The Ladies Delight
(London 1732)
|
|
Anonymous
The Ladies’ Evening Book of Pleasure
(London 1775)
|
|
Anonymous
Laugh and Be Fat, or the merry jester
(London 1733)
|
|
Anonymous
The Laughing Songster
(Glasgow 1877)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lavender Lexicon
(San Francisco 1964)
|
|
Anonymous
Leaves from the Diary of a Celebrated Burglar and Pickpocket
(New York 1865)
|
|
Anonymous
Letters by an Odd Boy
(New York 1866)
|
|
Anonymous
The Life and Death of Gamaliel Ratsey
ed.
J.P. Collier
((London 1605) in Illustrations of Old English Literature Vol. III)
(London 1866)
|
|
Anonymous
The life and glorious actions of the most heroic and magnanimous Jonathan Wilde, generalissimo of the prig-forces in Great-Britain and Ireland. [...] With an explanation of the most usual terms of art in the canting dialect
(London 1725)
|
|
Anonymous
Life of Thomas Neaves
(London 1729)
|
|
Anonymous
The London-Bawd
(London c.1700)
[London 1705]
|
|
Anonymous
Long Meg of Westminster
(London 1582; London 1635)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lottery Jest-Book
(London 1777)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lover’s Harmony
(London 1840)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lover’s Jubilee
(London 1780)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lover’s Pacquet
(London 1733)
|
|
Anonymous
Low Life Above Stairs
(London 1759)
|
|
Anonymous
Luke Caffrey’s Gost
(to which is added Luke Caffrey’s Kilmainham Minit)
(Limerick, Ireland c.1790)
|
|
Anonymous
The Lummy Chaunter
(London 1833)
|
|
Anonymous
The Luscious Songster
(London 1834)
|
|
Anonymous
Lustful Memoirs of a Young and Passionated Girl
(London 1904)
|
|
Anonymous
Machine, or, Love’s Preservative
(London 1744)
|
|
Anonymous
Mammon in London, or, The Spy of the Day
2 vols.
(London 1823)
|
|
Anonymous
The Man in the Moon, discovering a World of Knavery under the Sun, with sundry memorable Accidents and strange Proceedings etc.
(Nos. 2, 4)
(London 1660)
|
|
Anonymous
Mankind
(London 1465–71)
|
|
Anonymous
The Man-Midwife Unmasqu’d
(London 1738)
|
|
Anonymous
Marly, or, A Planter’s Life in Jamaica
(Glasgow/London 1828)
|
|
Anonymous
Maroccus Extaticus
(London 1595)
|
|
Anonymous
Marriage of Wit and Science
(London 1570)
|
|
Anonymous
Memoires of Monsieur Du Vall
(London 1670)
|
|
Anonymous
Memoirs of an Oxford Scholar
(London 1756)
|
|
Anonymous
Memoirs of a Voluptuary
(London 1905)
[New Orleans 1906]
|
|
Anonymous
The Memoirs of Lafitte: the Barritarian Pirate
(Providence, RI 1826)
|
|
Anonymous
The Merry Devil of Edmonton
(London 1608)
|
|
Anonymous
The Merry Maid of Islington
(London 1680)
|
|
Anonymous
The Merry Melodist
(London 1820)
|
|
Anonymous
Merry-Thought, or, The Glass-Window and Bog-House Miscellany
(London c.1731)
|
|
Anonymous
The Merry Tricks of Leper the Tailor
(Glasgow 1807)
|
|
Anonymous
Mess Songs & Rhymes and Songs of the RAAF 1939-45
(Australia 1945)
[http://www.horntip.com]
|
|
Anonymous
The Midnight Rambler; or, new nocturnal spy, for the present year. Containing a complete description of the modern transactions of London and Westminster, from the hours of nine in the evening, till six in the morning
(London 1770)
|
|
Anonymous
The Misfortunes of Simple Simon
(London 1710)
[London 1780]
|
|
Anonymous
Misogonus
(London 1577)
[see Farmer, J.S. (ed.) Six Anonymous Plays]
|
|
Anonymous
Mr Mathews’ Comic Annual
(London 1830)
|
|
Anonymous
Mrs. Cuddle’s Bed-Room Lectures
(London c.1850)
|
|
Anonymous
Mundus foppensis: or, the fop display’d
(London 1691)
|
|
Anonymous
Mundus Muliebris, or, The Ladies Dressing-Room Unlock’d
(London 1690)
|
|
Anonymous
Museum of Mirth
(London 1828)
|
|
Anonymous
The Musical Companion
(London 1765)
|
|
Anonymous
Nancy Dawson’s Cabinet of Songs
(London 1842)
|
|
Anonymous
Nancy Dawson’s Jests
(London 1761)
|
|
Anonymous
Navy at Home
(London 1831)
|
|
Anonymous
New and Diverting Dialogue, Both Serious and Comical that passed the other day between a noted Shoemaker and his Wife
(London 1790)
|
|
Anonymous
New Custom
(London 1573)
|
|
Anonymous
New London Jester
(London 1780)
|
|
Anonymous
The News
(Glasgow 1828)
|
|
Anonymous
News from Morefields, or, Wanton wag, or, Ione go to’t
(London c.1590)
|
|
Anonymous
New Swell’s Night Guide to the Bowers of Venus
(London 1846)
|
|
Anonymous
The New York Slang Dictionary
(New York 1881)
|
|
Anonymous
Nice Wanton
(attrib. Thomas Ingelend)
(London 1560)
|
|
Anonymous
The Nightly Sports of Venus
(London 1785)
|
|
Anonymous
The Night-Walker of Bloomsbury
(London 1683)
|
|
Anonymous
The Night-Walkers Declaration
(London 1676)
|
|
Anonymous
Nimble and Quick
(London 1792)
|
|
Anonymous
The Nobby Songster
(London 1842)
|
|
Anonymous
Nunnery Amusements
(London 1786)
|
|
Anonymous
Old Hunks
(London/New York 1870)
[see Williams, Henry Llewellyn (ed.) Darkey Drama 5]
|
|
Anonymous
Only True and Exact Calendar
(London c.1775)
|
|
Anonymous
The Parliament of Ladies
(London 1647)
|
|
Anonymous
Parliament of Women
(London 1646)
|
|
Anonymous
Parsley’s Lyric Repository
(London 1789)
|
|
Anonymous
The Passionate Morrice
(London 1593)
[London 1876]
|
|
Anonymous
The Patriotic Songster
(London 1805)
|
|
Anonymous
The Pennyless Parliament of Thread-bare Poets
(London 1608)
|
|
Anonymous
Pleasant History of Poor Robin
(London 1820)
|
|
Anonymous
The Pleasures of a Single Life
(London 1701)
|
|
Anonymous
The Pleasures of Coition
(London 1721)
[London 1742]
|
|
Anonymous
The Potent Ally, or, Succours of Merryland
(Paris 1741)
|
|
Anonymous
Practical Part of Love
(London 1660)
|
|
Anonymous
Pretty Doings in a Protestant Nation
(London 1734)
|
|
Anonymous
Prince of Wales’ Own Song Book
(London 1862)
|
|
Anonymous
The Quid
(London 1832)
|
|
Anonymous
The Rakish Rhymer, or, Fancy Man’s Own Songster and Reciter
(London c.1864)
|
|
Anonymous
The Rambler’s Flash Songster
(London 1838, 1865)
|
|
Anonymous
Randiana
(London 1884)
|
|
Anonymous
Ranger’s Impartial List of the Ladies of Pleasure in Edinburgh
(attrib. James Tytler)
(Edinburgh 1775)
|
|
Anonymous
The Ranters Last Sermon
(London 1654)
|
|
Anonymous
Rare and Good News for Wives in City and Country
(London 1706)
|
|
Anonymous
Regular Thing, And No Mistake, or, a Prime Collection of Flash Chaunts
(London 1833)
|
|
Anonymous
The Return from Parnassus
(London 1606)
[facsimile London 1912]
|
|
Anonymous
The Right Way to Peace
(London 1647)
|
|
Anonymous
The Ri-Tum Ti-Tum Songster
(London 1837)
|
|
Anonymous
Robin Goodfellow, His Mad Pranks and Merry Jests
(London 1628)
|
|
Anonymous
Rootle-Tum Songster
(New York 1868)
|
|
Anonymous
Rump Poems and Songs
(London 1662)
|
|
Anonymous
The Rural Lover’s Delight
(Part I)
(London 1770)
|
|
Anonymous
Sadopaideia
(Brussels/Paris c. 1907)
|
|
Anonymous
Sailor’s Vocal Repository
(Portsea, UK 1815)
|
|
Anonymous
Sam Weller’s Favorite Song Book
(London 1837)
|
|
Anonymous
San Diego Sailor
(New York 1970)
|
|
Anonymous
The Sappho-An
(London 1749)
|
|
Anonymous
Satan’s Harvest Home
(London 1749)
|
|
Anonymous
The Scoundrel’s Dictionary
(London 1754)
|
|
Anonymous
Scourge for Poor Robin
(London 1678)
|
|
Anonymous
The Second Maiden’s Tragedy
(London 1611)
|
|
Anonymous
The Secret History of M-- P--
(London 1749)
|
|
Anonymous
The Secret Songster
(London 1835)
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Anonymous
The Sexes Mis-Match’d
(London 1741)
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Anonymous
The Sham Beggar
(London 1756)
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Anonymous
The Shortest-Way with Whores and Rogues
(London 1703)
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Anonymous
The Siliad
(London 1873)
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Anonymous
The Sinks of London Laid Open
(London 1848)
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Anonymous
The Sins of the Cities of the Plain, or, the Recollections of a Mary-Ann
2 vols.
(London 1881)
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Anonymous
The Slang Dictionary
(expanded edn of Hotten’s Slang Dictionary 1864–70)
(London 1873)
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Anonymous
Slanguage Dictionary
(New York 1944)
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Anonymous
The Slap-Up Chaunter
(London 1833)
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Anonymous
Slops Shave at a Broken Hone
(London 1820)
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Anonymous
The Snares of New York
(New York 1879)
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Anonymous
Soldiers’ Stories and Sailors’ Yarns
(London 1888)
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Anonymous
Songs for the Army
(London 1870)
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Anonymous
The Songster’s Companion
(London 1800)
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Anonymous
The Songster’s Favorite
(London 1780)
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Anonymous
The Sparkling Songster
(London 1838)
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Anonymous
The Spirit of Fun
(Glasgow 1877)
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Anonymous
Spy on Mother Midnight: or, the Templar Metamorphos'd. Being a lying-in conversation. With a Curious adventure
3 vols.
(London 1748)
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Anonymous
The Story of a Lancashire Thief
(London 1863)
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Anonymous
Swell!!! or, Slap-Up Chaunter
(London 1833)
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Anonymous
The Swell’s Night Guide
(London 1846)
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Anonymous
Sydney Slang Dictionary
(Sydney 1880)
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Anonymous
The Tailors’ Strike
(London/New York 1870)
[see Williams, Henry Llewellyn (ed.) Darkey Drama 5]
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Anonymous
Teague-Root Display’d
(London 1746)
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Anonymous
Tell-Trothes New-Yeares Gift
(London 1593)
[London 1876]
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Anonymous
Thersytes
(attrib. John Heywood)
(London, written c.1538, printed 1550)
[Tudor fascimile Text, London 1912]
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Anonymous
The Thief-Catcher or Villainy Detected
(London 1753)
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Anonymous
Three Ladies of London
(attrib. Robert Wilson)
(London 1584)
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Anonymous
Three Lords and Three Ladies of London
(attrib. Robert Wilson)
(London 1590)
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Anonymous
The Ticklish Minstrel
(London 1837)
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Anonymous
Times’ Whistle
(London 1616)
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Anonymous
Timon
(London c.1600)
[see Dyce, Alexander (ed.)]
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Anonymous
The Tinker of Turvey
(London 1630)
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Anonymous
Tom and Jerry, A Musical Extravaganza
(Dublin 1822)
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Anonymous
Tom Cladpole’s Jurney to Lunnun
(Hailsham, UK 1844)
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Anonymous
The Tom-Tit Collection of Intire New Songs
(London c.1750)
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Anonymous
Tom Tyler and his Wife
(London c.1551)
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Anonymous
The Trappan Trapt, or, The True Relation of a Cunning, Cogging, Confident, Crafty, Counterfeit, Cosening and Cheating Knight, alias Knave
(London 1657)
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Anonymous
Trial of Maha Rajah Nundocomar for Forgery
(Supreme Court of Judicature, Bengal)
[London 1776]
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Anonymous
Trial of Treasure
(London 1567)
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Anonymous
The True Characters of a Deceitful Petty-Fogger et al.
(London 1708)
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Anonymous
Two Knaves for a Penny
(London 1647)
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Anonymous
Tyde taryeth no Man
ed.
J.P. Collier
(London 1576)
[London 1863]
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Anonymous
Uncle Daniel’s Story of ‘Tom Anderson’
(New York 1886)
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Anonymous
The Universal Songster or Museum of Mirth
3 vols.
(London 1825–26)
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Anonymous
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected
(London 1826)
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Anonymous
The Wandering Jew
(London 1640)
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Anonymous
Wandering Spy
(London 1705)
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Anonymous
Watty and Meg
(Glasgow 1796)
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Anonymous
The Weakest Goeth to the Wall
(London 1600)
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Anonymous
Wellington’s Laurels
(London c.1813)
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Anonymous
Whitecross and the Bench
(London 1879)
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Anonymous
The Whole Art of Thieving and Defrauding Discovered
(London 1786)
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Anonymous
The Whole Proceedings of Jockey and Maggy
(Edinburgh 1823)
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Anonymous
The Wild Boys of London
2 vols.
(London 1866)
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Anonymous
Wily Beguiled
(London 1606)
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Anonymous
Windsor Drollery
(London 1672)
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Anonymous
The Witchcraft of Love
(London 1741)
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Anonymous
Wit of a Woman
(London 1604)
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Anonymous
Wit’s Cabinet
(London 1700)
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Anonymous
The Woman Turn’d Bully
(London 1675)
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Anonymous
The Wonder
(Edinburgh c.1800)
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Anonymous
Wyfe lapped in Morrelles Skin
(London c.1520)
[see Hazlitt, William C. (ed.) Vol. IV]
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Anonymous
The Yankee in London
(New York 1809)
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Anonymous
Yokel’s Preceptor
(London 1855)
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Anonymous
The Young Coalman’s Courtship to a Creel-Wife’s Daughter
(Edinburgh 1786)
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Anslinger,
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The Traffic in Narcotics
(New York 1953)
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Baboo Jabberjee, B.A.
(London 1897)
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‘Anstey,
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(ed.)
Mr Punch’s Model Music Hall
(London 1892)
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(London 1882)
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‘Anstey,
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Voces Populi
(London 1890; 2nd series Leipzig 1892)
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Anstruther,
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I Presume
(London 1956)
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Answers
(London fl. 1889-92)
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Antaeus
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Anthony,
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(London 1977)
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Anthony,
Michael
Green Days by the River
(London 1967)
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Anthony,
Michael David
Midnight Come
(London 1998)
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Antigua Observer
(West Indies Internet)
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The Anti-Slavery Bugle
(New Lisbon, OH 1845-61)
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Antoni,
Robert
Carnival
(London 2006)
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Antoni,
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Divina Trace
(London 1991)
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My Grandmother’s Erotic Folktales
(London 2000)
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‘Anzac’
On the Anzac Trail
(London 1916)
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Aparvary,
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A Legionnaire's Journey
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‘A Pembrochian’
Gradus ad Cantabrigiam
(London 1803)
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Serious and Comical Essays...With ingenious letters amorous and gallant. Occasional thoughts and Reflections on Men and Manners. Also the English epigrammatist, and the instructive library. To which is added, satyrical and panegyrical characters. Fitted to the Humours of the Time
(London 1710)
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Apollo's feast: or, Wits entertainment
(London 1703)
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Appeal
(St Paul, MN 1889-19??)
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Appel,
Benjamin
Bailey
(New York 1939)
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Appel,
Benjamin
Brain Guy
(New York 1934)
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Appel,
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Appel,
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The Power House
(New York 1939)
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Appel,
Benjamin
Sweet Money Girl
(New York 1954)
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Apperley,
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Nimrod’s Hunting Tour
(London 1874)
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Apperson,
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English Proverbs
(London 1929)
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Appleton Post-Crescent
(Wisconsin, WI)
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Appleton’s Journal
(New York 1869-81)
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Ararat Advertiser
(Ararat Vic. 1914-1918)
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Arber,
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An English Garner
(London 1877)
[London 1883]
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Arble,
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The long tunnel : a coal miner's journal
(New York 1976)
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Arbroath Herald
(Arbroath, Scotland 1889-1955)
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Arbuthnot,
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History of John Bull
(London 1712)
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Archbold,
J.F.
Snowden’s Magistrates assistant
(London 1857)
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Archer,
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The Pauper, The Thief, and The Convict
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Live Like Pigs
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‘A Real Paddy’ (pseud. Pierce Egan)
Real Life in Ireland
(London 1821)
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A remonstrance of the shee-citizens of London, and of many Thousands of Other Free-Borne Women of England
(London 1647)
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‘Aretine’,
‘Peter’
Strange nevves from Bartholomew-Fair, or, the wandring-whore discovered her cabinet unlockt, her secrets laid open, vnvailed, and spread abroad in Whore and Bacon-lane, Duck-street and the garrison of Pye-corner
(London 1661)
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‘Aretine’,
‘Peter’
Strange & true nevves from Jack-a-Newberries six windmills, or, The crafty, impudent, common-whore (turned bawd) anatomised
(London 1660)
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Argosy
(New York 1882–1978)
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Argosy All-Story
(New York 1920-1978)
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Argus
(Melbourne 1848–1957)
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Argus
(Holbrook, AZ 1900-1913)
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Argus-Leader
(Sioux Falls, SD 1887-)
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Argyle Liberal and District Recorder
(Argyle, NSW 1903-1930)
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Arizona Champion
(Mohave County, AZ 1883-1891)
|
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Arizona Citizen
(Tucson, AZ 1880-1901)
|
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Arizona Daily Star
(Tucscon, AZ 1879-)
|
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Arizona Reporter
(n.d.)
|
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Arizona Republican
(Phoenix, AZ 1890-1930)
|
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Arizona Sentinel
(Yuma, AZ 1872-1911)
|
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Arizona Silver Belt
(Globe, Gila County, AZ 1906-1929.)
|
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Arizona Weekly Citizen
(Tucson, AZ 1880-1901)
|
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Arizona Weekly Enterprise
(Florence, AZ 1881-1893)
|
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Arizona Weekly Journal-Miner
(Prescott, AZ 1885-1903)
|
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Arkansas Gazette
(Little Rock, AR 1819-1836)
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Arlen,
Michael
May Fair
(London 1925)
|
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Arlington Heights Herald
(Arlington Heights, IL 1926-1973)
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Arlington Morning News
(Dallas, TX 1996-)
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Armagh Guardian
(Armagh, Ulster 1844-1871)
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Armfelt,
Nicholas
Catching Up
(London 1971)
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Armidale Chronicle
(Armidale, NSW 1894-1929)
|
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Armin,
Robert
A Nest of Ninnies
(London 1608)
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Armitage,
Shelley
John Held, Jr., illustrator of the jazz age
(Syracuse, NY 1987)
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Armitage,
Simon
Book of Matches
(London 1993)
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Armitage,
Simon
CloudCuckooLand
(London 1992)
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Armitage,
Simon
The Dead Sea Poems
(London 1995)
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Armitage,
Simon
Kid
(London 1992)
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Armitage,
Simon
Zoom
(London 1989)
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Armour,
James
The Diggings, the Bush and Melbourne
(Glasgow 1864)
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Armour,
John
The Spell of the Inland
(Melbourne 1923)
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Armstrong,
Graeme
The Young Team
(London 2020)
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Armstrong,
James Mackinley;
Elliott,
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Legion of Hell
(New York 1936)
[London 1936]
|
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Armstrong,
Michael F.
They Wished They Were Honest
(New York 2012)
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Army and Navy Chronicle
(London 1835)
|
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Army and Navy Gazette
(London 1850-1949)
|
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Army and Navy Register
(New York 1863-)
|
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Army News
(Darwin, NT 1941-1946)
|
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Army Times
(Springfield, VA 1940-)
|
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Arnold,
William Delafield
Oakfield, or, Fellowship in the East
(London 1853)
|
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Arrow
(Sydney, NSW 1896-1912)
|
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Arrowsmith,
Joseph
The Reformation
(London 1673)
|
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Arse Musica; or, the Lady's back report to Don Fart-in-hando-o Puff-in dorst ... on the benefit of farting, with a congratulatory epistle; by way of an address of thanks to the said author, etc.
(London 1722)
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Asbury,
Herbert
The Barbary Coast
(New York 1933)
[New York 2002]
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Asbury,
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The French Quarter
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Asbury,
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The Gangs of Chicago
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Asbury,
Herbert
The Gangs of New York
(New York 1927, 1928)
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Asbury,
Herbert
Sucker’s Progress
(New York 1938)
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Asbury,
Herbert
Ye Olde Fire Laddies
(New York 1930)
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Asbury Park Press
(Asbury Park, NJ 1895-)
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Ascham,
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Toxophilus
(London 1545)
[London 1761]
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Ash,
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The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language
(London 1775)
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Ashbee,
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(ed.)
Crete Wonders foretold by her crete Prophet of Wales
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(London 1647)
[London 1872]
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Ashburton Guardian
(Canterbury, NZ 1887-1921)
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Ashby,
Lillian Luker;
Whately,
Roger
My India: Recollections of Fifty Years
(Boston, MA 1937)
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Asheville Citizen
(Asheville, SC 1882-1889)
|
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Ashland Tidings
(Ashland, OR 1876-1919)
|
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Ashtabula Weekly
(Ashtabula, OH 1880)
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Ashtabula Weekly Telegraph
(Ashtabula, OH 1880)
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Ashton,
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Doctor Serocold
(London 1930)
[London 1936]
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Ashton,
John
English Caricature and Satire on Napoleon
(London 1884)
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Ashton,
John
Humour, Wit, and Satire of the Seventeenth Century
(London 1883)
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Ashton,
Paul
Our Lives
(London 1982)
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Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India, China, and Australasia
(London 1816-1845)
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Asinof,
Eliot
Eight Men Out
(New York 1963)
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‘A Sporting Surgeon’
Hints to Men about Town, or, Waterfordiana: containing a list and description of the most known,swell, flash-up, and downright introducing houses and celebrated seraglios ... with the means employed to prevent venereal infection
(London 183?)
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‘A Sporting Surgeon’
Hints to men about town, or, Waterfordiana: containing a list and description of the most known,swell, flash-up, and downright introducing houses and celebrated seraglios ... with the means employed to prevent venereal infection
(London c. 1830)
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Astley,
John Dugdale
Fifty Years of My Life
2nd edn
(London 1894)
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Astor,
Gerald
The New York Cops
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A Student of Medicine
The awful and ethical allegory of Deuteronomy Smith
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Atchison Daily Champion
(Atchison, KS 1892-1909)
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Atchison Globe
(Atchison, KS 1884-2006)
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The A-Team Storybook
(London 1983)
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Athenaeum Magazine
(London 1830-1921)
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Athena Press
(Athena, Umatilla Co., OR 1893–1942)
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Athens Banner-Herald/Daily News
(Athens, GA 1920–)
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Athens Post
(Athens, TN 1848-1917)
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Athlone Sentinel
(Athlone, Ireland 1834-1861)
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Atkin,
George Duckworth
House Scraps
(London 1887)
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Atkins,
John
Atkins Sex in Literature
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Atkins,
Maurice
Cataplus, or, Æneas, his descent to hell a mock poem in imitation of the sixth book of Virgil's Æneis, in English burlesque
(London 1672)
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Atkinson,
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(ed.)
The Correspondence of John Stephen Farmer and W.E. Henley on their Slang Dictionary, 1890–1904
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Atkinson,
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Curry & Rice on Forty Plates; or The Ingredients of Social Life at ‘Our Station’ in India
(London 1859)
[3rd n.d. [? 1860]]
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Atkinson,
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The Long Gray Line
(US 1989)
[London 1990]
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Atlanta Constitution
(Atlanta 1868–1982)
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Atlanta Journal/Constitution
(Atlanta 1982–)
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Atlantic (Monthly)
(Boston 1857–)
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Atoon,
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Rap Dictionary
[Internet]
(1999–2004)
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A True List of the Sporting Ladies
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Let Me Breathe Thunder
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Private
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Cat’s Eye
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Auchincloss,
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The Rector of Justin
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Auckland Evening Star
(Auckland, NZ 1870-1991)
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Auckland Star
(Auckland 1870-1945)
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Auden,
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Collected Poems
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Auden,
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Isherwood,
Christopher
The Ascent of F6
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Audett,
‘Blackie’
Rap Sheet
(London 1955)
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Aurora
(Aurora, PA 1798-99)
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Auslander,
Shalom
Beware of God
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[London 2007]
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Aussie
(France 1918–19; thereafter Sydney)
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Austen,
Jane
Emma
(London 1816)
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Austen,
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Mansfield Park
(London 1814)
[London 1926]
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Austen,
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Sense and Sensibility
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[London 1970]
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Auster,
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City of Glass
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[New York 1988]
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Austin,
Max
Out
(London 1978)
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Austin Chronicle
(Austin, TX 1981-)
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Austin’s Hawaiian Weekly
(Honolulu, HI 1899-190?)
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Austin Weekly Statesman
(Austin, TX 1883-1898)
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The Australasian
(Melbourne, Victoria 1851; 1864-1946)
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The Australian
(Sydney 1964–)
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Australian
(Sydney, NSW 1824-1848)
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Australian Jewish News
(Melbourne 1935-1999)
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Australian Journal
(Australia fl. 1872)
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Australian Star
(Sydney, NSW 1887-1909)
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Australian Town and Country Journal
(Sydney, NSW, Australia 1870-1907)
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Australian Women’s Weekly
(Sydney NSW 1933-1982)
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Australian Word Map
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Australian Worker
(Sydney 1913-1950)
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Aven-Bray,
Ryan
Ridgey-Didge Oz Jack Lang
(Potts Point, Australia 1983)
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A vindication of the Reverend Dr. Henry Sacheverell, from the false, scandalous and malicious spersions cast upon him in a late infamous pamphlet, entitled The modern fanatick
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Avoca Mail
(Avoca, Vic. 1863-1918)
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The Avon Gazette and York Times
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Awdelay,
John
Fraternitye of Vacabondes
(see Viles & Furnivall)
(London c.1561)
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Axis
A Parent’s Guide to Teen Slang
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Axon,
W.E.A.
Billy O’Bent’s Berryin’
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Axon,
W.E.A.
The Boggart of Orton Clough
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Axon,
W.E.A.
The Haunted Bridge
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Ayad,
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When Kids Say They're Trans
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[London 1979]
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Ayscough,
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Mr. Beke of the Blacks
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