This monumental work of literary and academic history provides a biographical dictionary of every writer and bishop educated at the University of Oxford up to the late 17th century. With detailed entries on thousands of figures, it remains a vital resource for scholars and historians today.
In this comprehensive volume, Bliss compiles a collection of the works of Thomas Hearne, covering a range of topics from literature and religion to history and politics. The extensive notes and annotations make this a valuable resource for scholars and researchers in a variety of fields.
Or a Piece of the World Discovered, in Essays and Characters
This work presents a collection of essays and character sketches that explore various facets of the world, offering insightful observations and reflections. Originally published in 1897, it provides a unique glimpse into the thoughts and societal norms of the time, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in historical perspectives. The reprint maintains the quality of the original edition, ensuring that the essence of the author's insights is preserved for contemporary audiences.