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	2.	Birley, A.R.; Boon, George C.; Charlesworth, Dorothy; Thornton, J.H.; Dobson, B.; Mann, J.C.; Fulford, Michael, Hebditch, Max; Mellor, Jean; Jackson, D.A.; Johnson, Stephen; Moore, C.N.; Reece, Richard; Rodwell, Warwick; Shiel, N.; Shotter, D.C.A.; et al  BRITANNIA: A JOURNAL OF ROMANO-BRITISH AND KINDRED STUDIES. VOLUME 4 1973. (VOLUME IV - 1973.) The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, London, 1973. 380 pp + 41 b&w plates at rear, large 8vo (9 1/2" H), soft cover. B&w maps, plans, drawings, (some fold-out) + photographic plates. Contents: List of Plates; Lists of Illustrations in the Text; Notes for Contributors; Editorial; Petillius Cerialis and the Conquest of Brigantia; Sarapis and Tutela: a Silchester Coincidence; Leather found in Mediobogdum, the Roman fort of Hardknott; The Roman Army in Britain and Britons in the Roman Army; The Distribution and Dating of New Forest Pottery; The Forum and Basilica of Roman Leicester; A Roman Lime Kiln at Weekley, Northants; A group of Late Roman City Walls in Gallia Belgica; Two examples of Late Celtic and early Roman Metalwork from south Lincolnshire; Roman Coinage in the Western Empire; The Roman Villa at Rivenhall, Essex: an interim report; The Legionary Antoniniaus of Allectus; 'Numeri Barcariorum': A Note on RIB 601; Brantingham Roman Villa: Discoveries in 1962; The British Sections of the 'Notitia Dignitatum': an alternative interpretation; Notes: Tacitean usage and the temple of 'divus Claudius' - An usual pottery bowl from Kelvedon, Essex - Some fragments of decorated daub from Ashill, Norfolk; Roman Britain in 1972: Sites explored - Inscriptions; Reviews; Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies; Indexes. Interior - light bump to top corner of pages - more towards rear of book, otherwise clean and tight with no other ownership marks. Exterior - spine is lightly twisted, very light edge wear, slight bump and light wear at top spine top rear cover corner bumped, bottom rear cover corner slightly creased - migrates in last few pages. Very Good- Price: 45.00 USD
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	3.	Bromley, J.S., editor. (A.C. Crombie, Michael Hoskins, Frederick W. Sternfeld, Reverend J. McManners, Andrew Lossky, E.S. De Beer, Sir George Clark, David Ogg, P.G.M. Dickson, Jean Meuvret, Roland Dennis Hussey, A.J. Veenendaal, H.G. Pitt, et al.)  THE NEW CAMBRIDGE MODERN HISTORY. VOLUME VI. THE RISE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA, 1688-1715/25. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1970. 947 pp, large 8vo (9 3/16" H), hard cover (blue cloth with gold lettering on spine) - no dust jacket. Ex-library. Chapter headings: Introduction; The Scientific Movement and the Diffusion of Scientific Ideas, 1688-1751; Cultural Change in Western Europe; Religion and the Relations of Church and State; International Relations in Europe; The English Revolution; The Nine Years War, 1688-1697; The Emergence of Great Britain as a World Power; War Finance, 1689-1714; The Conditions of France, 1688-1715; The Spanish Empire Under Foreign Pressures, 1688-1715; From the Nine Years War to the War of the Spanish Succession; The War of the Spanish Succession in Europe; The Pacification of Utrecht; France and England in North America, 1689-1713; Portugal and her Empire; The Mediterranean; The Austrian Habsburgs; The Retreat of the Turks, 1683-1730; Charles II and the Great Northern War; The Eclipse of Poland; Russia under Peter the Great and the Changed Relations of East and West; Armies and Navies; Economic Activity; Index. Ex-library copy with old tape/residue marks on boards and free front endpaper, small bookstore label and light erased pencil marks on free front endpaper, library stamp on copyright page, two creases down blank preliminary page, a few tiny ink check marks on four of the contents pages, small ink underline on one index page, free rear endpaper has been removed - inner rear hinge is weakened, tiny date stamp on rear pastedown, small dint on top of textblock causing crease at top of some pages, library stamp and light soiling on bottom of textblock, light to moderate edge wear and rubbing, very light browning to edges of textblock. Good reading copy only. Price: 35.00 USD
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	4.	Gellier, Allen; Laurence, Margaret; Smith, A.J.M.; Taaffe, Gerald; Jonas, George; Coles, D.L.; Jean-Louis, Don; Waddington, Miriam; Bauer, Walter; Murray, Alex L.  THE TAMARACK REVIEW. SUMMER 1964. ISSUE 32. Tamarack Review, Toronto, 1965. 104 pp, 8 1/2" H, soft cover. Contents: An Interview with Ralph Ellison, by Allen Geller; A Queen in Thebes, by Margaret Laurence; In Memoriam: E.J.P., by A.J.M. Smith; The Fall & Rise of the Old Cite Libre, by Gerald Taaffe; Five Poems, by George Jonas; A Door in a River, by D.L. Coles; Drawings, by Don Jean-Louis; Four Poems, by Miriam Waddington; Six Poems, by Walter Bauer (translated by Humphrey Milnes); The Alienated Intellectual, by Alex L. Murray. Interior - very small bump to top and bottom corner of textblock, very light browning to inside edges of covers, otherwise clean and tight with no other ownership marks. Exterior - wrinkling and tiny scuffs on spine, minor edge wear to covers, faint watermark at top 1" of spine, light wear at top/bottom of spine, a few small soft creases on covers, very light rubbing, minor soiling, very light browning to edges of textblock and covers, very small bump at top of spine, book slightly cocked. Good Price: 10.00 USD
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