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Title: Macmillan Catalogue, January 1893
Date of first publication: 1893
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| Abbot (F. E.), | 35 |
| Abbott (Rev. E.), | 3, 14, 32, 33, 35 |
| Acland (Sir H. W.), | 24 |
| Adams (Sir F. O.), | 30 |
| Addison, | 4, 20, 21 |
| Agassiz (L.), | 3 |
| Ainger (Rev. A.), | 5, 17, 21, 35 |
| Ainslie (A. D.), | 14 |
| Airy (Sir G. B.), | 2, 29 |
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| Aitken (Sir W.), | 25 |
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| Alexander (T.), | 9 |
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| Allingham (W.), | 21 |
| Amiel (H. F.), | 3 |
| Anderson (A.), | 14 |
| Anderson (Dr. McCall), | 24 |
| Andrews (Dr. Thomas), | 28 |
| Appleton (T. G.), | 40 |
| Archer-Hind (R. D.), | 39 |
| Arnold, (M.), | 8, 17, 20, 21, 31, 32, 33 |
| Arnold (Dr. T.), | 10 |
| Arnold (W. T.), | 10 |
| Ashley (W. J.), | 3 |
| Atkinson (J. B.), | 2 |
| Atkinson (Rev. J. C.), | 1, 41 |
| Attwell (H.), | 21 |
| Austin (Alfred), | 15 |
| Autenrieth (Georg), | 8 |
| Awdry (F.), | 41 |
| Bacon (Francis), | 20, 21 |
| Baines (Rev. E.), | 35 |
| Baker (Sir S. W.), | 30, 32, 40, 41 |
| Balch (Elizabeth), | 12 |
| Baldwin (Prof. J. M.), | 28 |
| Balfour (F. M.), | 6 |
| Balfour (J. B.), | 6 |
| Ball (V.), | 41 |
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| Ball (W. W. R.), | 24 |
| Ballance (C. A.), | 24 |
| Barker (Lady), | 2, 8, 40 |
| Barnard (C.), | 29 |
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| Barnett (E. A.), | 8 |
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| Bartlett (J.), | 8 |
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| Bastable (Prof. C. F.), | 30 |
| Bastian (H. C.), | 6, 24 |
| Bateson (W.), | 6 |
| Bath (Marquis of), | 31 |
| Bather (Archdeacon), | 35 |
| Baxter (L.), | 3 |
| Beesly (Mrs.), | 10 |
| Benham (Rev. W.), | 5, 21, 22, 35 |
| Benson (Archbishop), | 35, 36 |
| Berlioz (H.), | 3 |
| Bernard (J. H.), | 27 |
| Bernard (H. M.), | 6 |
| Bernard (M.), | 13 |
| Bernard (T. D.), | 35 |
| Berners (J.), | 12 |
| Besant (W.), | 4 |
| Bethune-Baker (J. F.), | 35 |
| Bettany (G. T.), | 6 |
| Bickerton (T. H.), | 24 |
| Bigelow (M. M.), | 13 |
| Bikélas (D.), | 18 |
| Binnie (Rev. W.), | 35 |
| Birks (T. R.), | 6, 27, 33, 36 |
| Björnson (B.), | 18 |
| Black (W.), | 4 |
| Blackburne (E.), | 3 |
| Blackie (J. S.), | 10, 15, 20 |
| Blake (J. F.), | 3 |
| Blake (W.), | 3 |
| Blakiston (J. R.), | 8 |
| Blanford (H. F.), | 9, 29 |
| Blanford (W. T.), | 9, 26 |
| Blomfield (R.), | 9 |
| Blyth (A. W.), | 12 |
| Böhm-Bawerk (Prof.), | 30 |
| Boissevain (G. M.), | 30 |
| Boldrewood (Rolf), | 18 |
| Bonar (J.), | 30 |
| Bond (Rev. J.), | 33 |
| Boole (G.), | 28 |
| Booth (C.), | 32 |
| Bose (W. P. du), | 36 |
| Boughton (G. H.), | 40 |
| Boutmy (E.), | 13 |
| Bowen (H. C.), | 27 |
| Bower (F. O.), | 6 |
| Brett (R. B.), | 10 |
| Bridges (J. A.), | 20 |
| Bright (H. A.), | 9 |
| Bright (John), | 31 |
| Brimley (G.), | 20 |
| Brodie (Sir B. C.), | 7 |
| Brodribb (W. J.), | 14, 40 |
| Brooke (Sir J.), | 3 |
| Brooke (S. A.), | 13, 14, 21, 35, 36 |
| Brooks (Bishop), | 36 |
| Brown (A. C.), | 28 |
| Brown (J. A.), | 1 |
| Brown (Dr. James), | 4 |
| Brown (T. E.), | 15 |
| Browne (J. H. B.), | 12 |
| Browne (Sir T.), | 21 |
| Brunton (Dr. T. Lauder), | 24, 36 |
| Bryce (James), | 10, 31, 40 |
| Buchheim (C. A.), | 21 |
| Buckland (A.), | 5, 31 |
| Buckley (A. B.), | 10, 11 |
| Bucknill (Dr. J. C.), | 24 |
| Buckton (G. B.), | 43 |
| Bunyan, | 4, 20, 21 |
| Burgon (J. W.), | 15 |
| Burke (E.), | 31 |
| Burn (R.), | 1 |
| Burnett (F. Hodgson), | 18 |
| Burns, | 15, 21 |
| Bury (J. B.), | 10 |
| Butcher (Prof. S. H.), | 14, 20, 39 |
| Butler (A. J.), | 39 |
| Butler (Rev. G.), | 36 |
| Butler (Samuel), | 15 |
| [44]Butler (W. Archer), | 36 |
| Butler (Sir W. F.), | 4 |
| Buxton (Mrs. S.), | 32 |
| Byron, | 21 |
| Cairnes (J. E.), | 30, 31 |
| Caldecott (R.), | 12, 41, 42 |
| Calderon, | 15 |
| Calderwood (Prof. H.), | 8, 27, 28 |
| Calvert (Rev. A.), | 33 |
| Cameron (V. L.), | 40 |
| Campbell (J. F.), | 40 |
| Campbell (Dr. J. M.), | 36 |
| Campbell (Prof. Lewis), | 5, 14 |
| Cantillon, | 30 |
| Capes (W. W.), | 14 |
| Carles (W. R.), | 40 |
| Carlyle (T.), | 3 |
| Carmarthen (Lady), | 18 |
| Carnarvon (Earl of), | 39 |
| Carnot (N. L. G.), | 29 |
| Carpenter (Bishop), | 36 |
| Carr (J. C.), | 2 |
| Carroll (Lewis), | 28, 41 |
| Carter (R. Brudenell), | 24 |
| Cassel (Dr. D.), | 10 |
| Cautley (G. S.), | 15 |
| Cazenove (J. G.), | 36 |
| Chalmers (J. B.), | 9 |
| Chalmers (M. D.), | 31 |
| Chapman (Elizabeth R.), | 14 |
| Chasseresse (Diana), | 32 |
| Cherry (R. R.), | 13 |
| Cheyne (C. H. H.), | 3 |
| Cheyne (T. K.), | 33 |
| Christie (J.), | 24 |
| Christie (W. D.), | 21 |
| Church (Prof. A. H.), | 6 |
| Church (Rev. A. J.), | 4, 32, 40 |
| Church (F. J.), | 21, 39 |
| Church (Dean), | 3, 4, 5, 20, 34, 36 |
| Clark (J. W.), | 22 |
| Clark (L.), | 3 |
| Clark (S.), | 4 |
| Clarke (C. B.), | 9, 30 |
| Clifford (Ed.), | 4 |
| Clifford (W. K.), | 20, 28 |
| Clifford (Mrs. W. K.), | 41 |
| Clough (A. H.), | 15, 20 |
| Cobden (R.), | 31 |
| Cohen (J. B.), | 7 |
| Colenso (J. W.), | 34 |
| Coleridge (S. T.), | 15 |
| Collier (Hon. John), | 2 |
| Collins (J. Churton), | 20 |
| Colquhoun (F. S.), | 15 |
| Colvin (Sidney), | 4, 22 |
| Combe (G.), | 8 |
| Congreve (Rev. J.), | 36 |
| Conway (Hugh), | 18 |
| Cook (E. T.), | 2 |
| Cooke (C. Kinloch), | 25 |
| Cooke (J. P.), | 7, 36 |
| Corbett (J.), | 4, 18, 41 |
| Corfield (W. H.), | 12 |
| Corry (T. H.), | 7 |
| Cotterill (J. H.), | 9 |
| Cotton (Bishop), | 36 |
| Cotton (C.), | 13 |
| Cotton (J. S.), | 31 |
| Coues (E.), | 43 |
| Courthope (W. J.), | 4 |
| Cowell (G.), | 24 |
| Cowper, | 21, 22 |
| Cox (G. V.), | 10 |
| Craik (Mrs.), | 15, 18, 20, 21, 40, 41 |
| Craik (H.), | 8, 31 |
| Crane (Lucy), | 2, 41 |
| Crane (Walter), | 41 |
| Craven (Mrs. D.), | 8 |
| Crawford (F. M.), | 18 |
| Creighton (Bishop M.), | 4, 11 |
| Crichton-Browne (Sir J.), | 8 |
| Cross (J. A.), | 32 |
| Crossley (E.), | 3 |
| Crossley (H.), | 40 |
| Cumming (L.), | 28 |
| Cunningham (C.), | 30 |
| Cunningham (Sir H. S.), | 18 |
| Cunningham (Rev. J.), | 34 |
| Cunningham (Rev. W.), | 34, 35, 36 |
| Cunynghame (Sir A. T.), | 25 |
| Curteis (Rev. G. H.), | 34, 36 |
| Dahn (F.), | 18 |
| Dakyns (H. G.), | 39 |
| Dale (A. W. W.), | 34 |
| Dalton (Rev. J. N.), | 40 |
| Daniell (Alfred), | 28 |
| Dante, | 4, 14, 39 |
| Davies (Rev. J. Ll.), | 33, 35, 36 |
| Davies (W.), | 5 |
| Dawkins (W. B.), | 1 |
| Dawson (G. M.), | 9 |
| Dawson (Sir J. W.), | 9 |
| Dawson (J.), | 1 |
| Day (L. B.), | 18 |
| Day (R. E.), | 28 |
| Defoe (D.), | 4, 21, 22 |
| Deighton (K.), | 5, 16 |
| Delamotte (P. H.), | 2 |
| Dell (E. C.), | 12 |
| De Morgan (M.), | 41 |
| De Varigny (H.), | 6 |
| De Vere (A.), | 20 |
| Dicey (A. V.), | 13, 31 |
| Dickens (C.), | 5, 18, 21 |
| Diggle (Rev. J. W.), | 36 |
| Dilke (Ashton W.), | 19 |
| Dilke (Sir Charles W.), | 25, 31 |
| Dillwyn (E. A.), | 18 |
| Dobbin (L.), | 7 |
| Dobson (A.), | 4 |
| Donaldson (J.), | 35 |
| Donisthorpe (W.), | 31 |
| Dowden (E.), | 4, 14, 16 |
| Doyle (Sir F. H.), | 15 |
| Doyle (J. A.), | 11 |
| Drake (B.), | 39 |
| Drummond (Prof. J.), | 36 |
| Dryden, | 21 |
| Du Cane (E. F.), | 31 |
| Duff (Sir M. E. Grant), | 21, 31, 40 |
| Dunsmuir (A.), | 18 |
| Düntzer (H.), | 4, 5 |
| Dupré (A.), | 7 |
| Dyer (L.), | 1 |
| Eadie (J.), | 4, 32, 33 |
| Eastlake (Lady), | 35 |
| Ebers (G.), | 18 |
| Edgeworth (Prof. F. Y.), | 30 |
| Edmunds (Dr. W.), | 22 |
| Edwards-Moss (Sir J. E.), | 32 |
| Eimer (G. H. T.), | 6 |
| Elderton (W. A.), | 9 |
| Ellerton (Rev. J.), | 36 |
| Elliot (Hon. A.), | 31 |
| Ellis (T.), | 2 |
| Emerson (R. W.), | 4, 21 |
| Evans (S.), | 15 |
| Everett (J. D.), | 28 |
| Falconer (Lanoe), | 18 |
| Farrar (Archdeacon), | 6, 33, 36 |
| Farrer (Sir T. H.), | 31 |
| Faulkner (F.), | 7 |
| Fawcett (Prof. H.), | 30, 31 |
| Fawcett (M. G.), | 6, 30, 31 |
| Fay (Amy), | 25 |
| Fearnley (W.), | 29 |
| Fearon (D. R.), | 8 |
| Ferrel (W.), | 29 |
| Fessenden (C.), | 28 |
| Finck (H. T.), | 1 |
| Fisher (Rev. O.), | 28, 29 |
| Fiske (J.), | 6, 10, 27, 31, 36 |
| Fison (L.), | 1 |
| Fitch (J. G.), | 8 |
| Fitz Gerald (Caroline), | 15 |
| Fitzgerald (Edward), | 15, 21 |
| Fitzmaurice (Lord E.), | 5 |
| Fleischer (E.), | 7 |
| Fleming (G.), | 18 |
| Flower (Prof. W. H.), | 42 |
| Flückiger (F. A.), | 24 |
| Forbes (A.), | 4, 40 |
| Forbes (Prof. G.), | 3 |
| Forbes (Rev. G. H.), | 36 |
| Foster (Prof. M.), | 6, 29 |
| Fothergill (Dr. J. M.), | 8, 24 |
| Fowle (Rev. T. W.), | 31, 36 |
| Fowler (Rev. T.), | 4, 27 |
| Fowler (W. W.), | 26 |
| Fox (Dr. Wilson), | 24 |
| Foxwell (Prof. H. S.), | 30 |
| Framji (D.), | 10 |
| Frankland (P. F.), | 1 |
| Fraser (Bishop), | 37 |
| Fraser-Tytler (C. C.), | 15 |
| Frazer (J. G.), | 1 |
| Frederick (Mrs.), | 8 |
| Freeman (Prof. E. A.), | 2, 4, 10, 11, 31, 34 |
| French (G. R.), | 14 |
| Friedmann (P.), | 3 |
| Frost (A. B.), | 41 |
| Froude (J. A.), | 4 |
| Fullerton (W. M.), | 40 |
| Furniss (Harry), | 41 |
| Furnivall (F. J.), | 15 |
| Fyffe (C. A.), | 11 |
| Fyfe (H. H.), | 10 |
| Gairdner (J.), | 4 |
| Galton (F.), | 1, 29 |
| Gamgee (Arthur), | 29 |
| Gardner (Percy), | 2 |
| Garnett (R.), | 15 |
| Garnett (W.), | 5 |
| Gaskell (Mrs.), | 12 |
| Gaskoin (Mrs. H.), | 32 |
| Geddes (W. D.), | 14, 40 |
| Gee (W. H.), | 28, 29 |
| Geikie (Sir A.), | 9, 10, 29 |
| Gennadius (J.), | 18 |
| Gibbins (H. de B.), | 10 |
| Gibbon (Charles), | 4 |
| Gilchrist (A.), | 3 |
| Giles (P.), | 27 |
| Gilman (N. P.), | 30 |
| Gilmore (Rev. J.), | 13 |
| Gladstone (Dr. J. H.), | 7, 8 |
| Gladstone (W. E.), | 14 |
| Glaister (E.), | 2, 8 |
| Godfray (H.), | 3 |
| [45]Godkin (G. S.), | 5 |
| Goethe, | 4, 15 |
| Goldsmith, | 4, 12, 15, 21, 22 |
| Goodale (Prof. G. L.), | 6 |
| Goodfellow (J.), | 12 |
| Gordon (General C. G.), | 5 |
| Gordon (Lady Duff), | 40 |
| Goschen (Rt. Hon. G. J.), | 30 |
| Gosse (Edmund), | 4, 14 |
| Gow (J.), | 2 |
| Graham (D.), | 15 |
| Graham (J. W.), | 18 |
| Grand’homme (E.), | 8 |
| Gray (Prof. Andrew), | 28 |
| Gray (Asa), | 6 |
| Gray, | 4, 15, 22 |
| Green (J. R.), | 9, 11, 12, 21, 22 |
| Green (Mrs. J. R.), | 4, 9, 11 |
| Green (W. S.), | 40 |
| Greenhill (W. A.), | 21 |
| Greenwood (J. E.), | 41 |
| Grenfell (Mrs.), | 8 |
| Griffiths (W. H.), | 24 |
| Grimm, | 41 |
| Grove (Sir G.), | 9, 26 |
| Guest (E.), | 11 |
| Guest (M. J.), | 11 |
| Guillemin (A.), | 26, 28 |
| Guizot (F. P. G.), | 6 |
| Gunton (G.), | 30 |
| Hales (J. W.), | 15, 17, 20 |
| Hallward (R. F.), | 12 |
| Hamerton (P. G.), | 2, 12, 22 |
| Hamilton (Prof. D. J.), | 24 |
| Hamilton (J.), | 37 |
| Hanbury (D.), | 6, 24 |
| Hannay (David), | 4 |
| Hardwick (Archd. C.), | 34, 37 |
| Hardy (A. S.), | 18 |
| Hardy (T.), | 18 |
| Hare (A. W.), | 22 |
| Hare (J. C.), | 37 |
| Harper (Father Thos.), | 37 |
| Harris (Rev. G. C.), | 37 |
| Harrison (F.), | 4, 6, 22 |
| Harrison (Miss J.), | 2 |
| Harte (Bret), | 18 |
| Hartig (Dr. R.), | 6 |
| Hartley (Prof. W. N.), | 7 |
| Harwood (G.), | 22, 31, 34 |
| Hayes (A.), | 15 |
| Headlam (W.), | 39 |
| Heaviside (O.), | 29 |
| Helps (Sir A.), | 22 |
| Hempel (Dr. W.), | 7 |
| Herkomer (H.), | 2 |
| Herodotus, | 39 |
| Herrick, | 21 |
| Hertel (Dr.), | 9 |
| Hill (F. Davenport), | 31 |
| Hill (O.), | 31, 32 |
| Hiorns (A. H.), | 25 |
| Hobart (Lord), | 22 |
| Hobday (E.), | 9 |
| Hodgson (Rev. J. T.), | 5 |
| Hoffding (Prof. H.), | 28 |
| Hofmann (A. W.), | 7 |
| Hole (Rev. C.), | 8, 11 |
| Holiday (Henry), | 41 |
| Holland (T. E.), | 13, 31 |
| Hollway-Calthrop (H.), | 41 |
| Holmes (O. W., junr.), | 13 |
| Homer, | 14, 39 |
| Hooker (Sir J. D.), | 7, 40 |
| Hoole (C. H.), | 33 |
| Hooper (G.), | 4 |
| Hooper (W. H.), | 2 |
| Hope (F. J.), | 9 |
| Hopkins (E.), | 15 |
| Hoppus (M. A. M.), | 19 |
| Horace, | 14, 21, 39 |
| Hort (Prof. F. J. A.), | 33, 34 |
| Horton (Hon. S. D.), | 30 |
| Hosken (J. D.), | 15 |
| Hovenden (R. M.), | 40 |
| Howell (George), | 30 |
| Howes (G. B.), | 43 |
| Howitt (A. W.), | 1 |
| Howson (Very Rev. J. S.), | 34 |
| Hozier (Col. H. M.), | 25 |
| Hübner (Baron), | 40 |
| Hughes (T.), | 5, 15, 19, 22, 40 |
| Hull (E.), | 2, 10 |
| Hullah (J.), | 2, 21, 26 |
| Hume (D.), | 4 |
| Humphry (Prof. Sir G. M.), | 30, 42 |
| Hunt (W.), | 11 |
| Hunt (W. M.), | 2 |
| Hutton (R. H.), | 4, 22 |
| Huxley (T.), | 4, 22, 29, 30, 32, 43 |
| Iddings (J. P.), | 10 |
| Illingworth (Rev. J. R.), | 37 |
| Ingram (T. D.), | 11 |
| Irving (J.), | 10 |
| Irving (Washington), | 12 |
| Jackson (Helen), | 19 |
| Jacob (Rev. J. A.), | 37 |
| James (Henry), | 4, 19, 22 |
| James (Rev. H.), | 37 |
| James (Prof. W.), | 28 |
| Jardine (Rev. R.), | 28 |
| Jeans (Rev. G. E.), | 37, 39 |
| Jebb (Prof. R. C.), | 4, 11, 14 |
| Jellett (Rev. J. H.), | 37 |
| Jenks (Prof. Ed.), | 31 |
| Jennings (A. C.), | 11, 32 |
| Jephson (H.), | 31 |
| Jevons (W. S.), | 5, 28, 30, 31, 32 |
| Jex-Blake (Sophia), | 8 |
| Johnson (Amy), | 29 |
| Johnson (Samuel), | 5, 14 |
| Jones (H. Arthur), | 15 |
| Jones (Prof. D. E.), | 29 |
| Jones (F.), | 7 |
| Kalm, | 40 |
| Kant, | 27 |
| Kari, | 42 |
| Kavanagh (Rt. Hn. A. M.), | 5 |
| Kay (Rev. W.), | 33 |
| Keary (Annie), | 11, 19, 41 |
| Keary (Eliza), | 41 |
| Keats, | 4, 21, 22 |
| Kellner (Dr. L.), | 27 |
| Kellogg (Rev. S. H.), | 37 |
| Kelvin (Lord), | 26, 28, 29 |
| Kempe (A. B.), | 28 |
| Kennedy (Prof. A. B. W.), | 9 |
| Kennedy (B. H.), | 39 |
| Kennedy (P.), | 19 |
| Keynes (J. N.), | 28, 30 |
| Kiepert (H.), | 9 |
| Killen (W. D.), | 34 |
| Kingsley (Charles), | 5, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 26, 35, 40, 41 |
| Kingsley (Henry), | 21, 40 |
| Kipling (J. L.), | 40 |
| Kipling (Rudyard), | 19 |
| Kirkpatrick (Prof.), | 37 |
| Klein (Dr. E.), | 6, 24, 26 |
| Knight (W.), | 14 |
| Kuenen (Prof. A.), | 32 |
| Kynaston (Rev. H.), | 37, 40 |
| Labberton (R. H.), | 3 |
| Lafargue (P.), | 19 |
| Lamb, | 5, 21, 22 |
| Lanciani (Prof. R.), | 2 |
| Landauer (J.), | 7 |
| Landor, | 4, 22 |
| Lane-Poole (S.), | 22 |
| Lanfrey (P.), | 5 |
| Lang (Andrew), | 13, 22, 39 |
| Lang (Prof. Arnold), | 42 |
| Langley (J. N.), | 29 |
| Lankester (Prof. Ray), | 6, 23 |
| Laslett (T.), | 7 |
| Lea (A. S.), | 29 |
| Leaf (W.), | 14, 39 |
| Leahy (Sergeant), | 32 |
| Lee (M.), | 19 |
| Lee (S.), | 21, 39, 40 |
| Leeper (A.), | 39 |
| Legge (A. O.), | 11, 37 |
| Lemon (Mark), | 21 |
| Lethbridge (Sir Roper), | 11 |
| Levy (Amy), | 19 |
| Lewis (R.), | 13 |
| Lightfoot (Bp.), | 23, 33, 35, 37 |
| Lightwood (J. M.), | 13 |
| Lindsay (Dr. J. A.), | 25 |
| Lockyer (J. N.), | 3, 7, 29 |
| Lodge (Prof. O. J.), | 23, 28, 29 |
| Loewy (B.), | 28 |
| Loftie (Mrs. W. J.), | 2 |
| Longfellow (H. W.), | 22 |
| Lonsdale (J.), | 21, 39, 40 |
| Lowe (W. H.), | 32, 33 |
| Lowell (J. R.), | 13, 15, 23 |
| Lubbock (Sir J.), | 6, 7, 9, 23, 43 |
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| Lucas (Joseph), | 40 |
| Lupton (S.), | 7 |
| Lyall (Sir Alfred), | 4 |
| Lyte (H. C. M.), | 11 |
| Lyttelton (E.), | 23 |
| Lytton (Earl of), | 19 |
| MacAlister (D.), | 25 |
| Macarthur (M.), | 11 |
| Macaulay (G. C.), | 17, 39 |
| Maccoll (Norman), | 15 |
| M’Cosh (Dr. J.), | 27, 28 |
| Macdonald (G.), | 17 |
| Macdonell (J.), | 30, 31 |
| Mackail (J. W.), | 40 |
| Maclagan (Dr. T.), | 25 |
| Maclaren (Rev. Alex.), | 37 |
| Maclaren (Archibald), | 42 |
| Maclean (W. C.), | 25 |
| Maclear (Rev. Dr.), | 32, 34, 35 |
| M’Lennan (J. F.), | 1 |
| M’Lennan (Malcolm), | 19 |
| Macmillan (Rev. H.), | 23, 37, 40 |
| Macmillan (Michael), | 5, 16 |
| Macnamara (C.), | 25 |
| Macquoid (K. S.), | 19 |
| Madoc (F.), | 19 |
| Maguire (J. F.), | 42 |
| Mahaffy (Prof. J. P.), | 2, 11, 14, 23, 27, 37, 40 |
| Maitland (F. W.), | 13, 31 |
| Malet (L.), | 19 |
| Malory (Sir T.), | 21 |
| Mansfield (C. B.), | 7 |
| [46]Markham (C. R.), | 4 |
| Marriott (J. A. R.), | 6 |
| Marshall (Prof. A.), | 30 |
| Martel (C.), | 25 |
| Martin (Frances), | 3, 42 |
| Martin (Frederick), | 30 |
| Martin (H. N.), | 43 |
| Martineau (H.), | 6 |
| Martineau (J.), | 5 |
| Masson (D.), | 4, 5, 16, 21, 23, 27 |
| Masson (G.), | 8, 21 |
| Masson (R. O.), | 17 |
| Maturin (Rev. W.), | 37 |
| Maudsley (Dr. H.), | 28 |
| Maurice (F.), | 9, 23, 27, 32-35, 37 |
| Maurice (Col. F.), | 5, 25, 31 |
| Max Müller (F.), | 27 |
| Mayer (A. M.), | 29 |
| Mayor (J. B.), | 34 |
| Mayor (Prof. J. E. B.), | 3, 5 |
| Mazini (L.), | 42 |
| M’Cormick (W. S.), | 14 |
| Meldola (Prof. R.), | 7, 28, 29 |
| Mendenhall (T. C.), | 29 |
| Mercier (Dr. C.), | 25 |
| Mercur (Prof. J.), | 25 |
| Meredith (G.), | 16 |
| Meredith (L. A.), | 13 |
| Meyer (E. von), | 7 |
| Michelet (M.), | 11 |
| Mill (H. R.), | 9 |
| Miller (R. K.), | 3 |
| Milligan (Rev. W.), | 34, 37 |
| Milton, | 5, 14, 16, 21 |
| Minto (Prof. W.), | 4, 19 |
| Mitford (A. B.), | 19 |
| Mivart (St. George), | 30 |
| Mixter (W. G.), | 7 |
| Mohammad, | 22 |
| Molesworth (Mrs.), | 42 |
| Molloy (G.), | 28 |
| Monahan (J. H.), | 13 |
| Montelius (O.), | 1 |
| Moore (C. H.), | 2 |
| Moorhouse (Bishop), | 37 |
| Morison (J. C.), | 3, 4 |
| Morley (John), | 3, 4, 17, 23 |
| Morris (Mowbray), | 4 |
| Morris (R.), | 21, 27 |
| Morshead (E. D. A.), | 39 |
| Moulton (L. C.), | 16 |
| Mudie (C. E.), | 16 |
| Muir (M. M. P.), | 7 |
| Müller (H.), | 7 |
| Mullinger (J. B.), | 11 |
| Murphy (J. J.), | 28 |
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| Murray (E. C. G.), | 40 |
| Myers (E.), | 16, 39 |
| Myers (F. W. H.), | 4, 16, 23 |
| Mylne (Bishop), | 37 |
| Nadal (E. S.), | 23 |
| Nettleship (H.), | 14 |
| Newcastle (Duke and Duchess), | 22 |
| Newcomb (S.), | 3 |
| Newton (Sir C. T.), | 2 |
| Nichol (J.), | 4, 14 |
| Noel (Lady A.), | 20 |
| Nordenskiöld (A. E.), | 40 |
| Norgate (Kate), | 11 |
| Norris (W. E.), | 20 |
| Norton (Charles Eliot), | 3, 39 |
| Norton (Hon. Mrs.), | 16, 20 |
| Oliphant (T. L. K.), | 23, 27 |
| Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.), | 4, 11, 14, 20, 21, 42 |
| Oliver (Prof. D.), | 7 |
| Oliver (Capt. S. P.), | 40 |
| Oman (C. W.), | 4 |
| Ostwald (Prof.), | 7 |
| Otté (E. C.), | 11 |
| Page (T. E.), | 33 |
| Palgrave (Sir F.), | 11 |
| Palgrave (F. T.), | 2, 16, 17, 21, 22, 35, 42 |
| Palgrave (R. F. D.), | 31 |
| Palgrave (R. H. Inglis), | 30 |
| Palgrave (W. G.), | 16, 31, 40 |
| Palmer (Lady S.), | 20 |
| Parker (T. J.), | 6, 42 |
| Parker (W. N.), | 42 |
| Parkin (G. R.), | 31 |
| Parkinson (S.), | 29 |
| Parkman (F.), | 11 |
| Parry (G.), | 20 |
| Parsons (Alfred), | 13 |
| Pasteur (L.), | 7 |
| Pater (W. H.), | 2, 20, 23 |
| Paterson (J.), | 13 |
| Patmore (Coventry), | 21, 42 |
| Patteson (J. C.), | 5 |
| Pattison (Mark), | 4, 5, 38 |
| Payne (E. J.), | 11, 31 |
| Peabody (C. H.), | 9, 29 |
| Peel (E.), | 16 |
| Peile (J.), | 27 |
| Pellissier (E.), | 27 |
| Pennell (J.), | 2 |
| Pennington (R.), | 10 |
| Penrose (F. C.), | 1, 3 |
| Perkins (J. B.), | 11 |
| Perry (Prof. J.), | 29 |
| Pettigrew (J. B.), | 7, 30, 42 |
| Phillimore (J. G.), | 13 |
| Phillips (J. A.), | 25 |
| Phillips (W. C.), | 2 |
| Picton (J. A.), | 23 |
| Piffard (H. G.), | 25 |
| Pike (W.), | 41 |
| Plato, | 21, 22, 39 |
| Plumptre (Dean), | 38 |
| Pollard (A. W.), | 40 |
| Pollock (Sir Fk., 2nd Bart.), | 5 |
| Pollock (Sir F., Bart.), | 13, 23, 31 |
| Pollock (Lady), | 2 |
| Pollock (W. H.), | 2 |
| Poole (M. E.), | 23 |
| Poole (R. L.), | 12 |
| Pope, | 4, 21 |
| Poste (E.), | 29, 39 |
| Potter (L.), | 23 |
| Potter (R.), | 38 |
| Preston (T.), | 29 |
| Price (L. L. F. R.), | 30 |
| Prickard (A. O.), | 23 |
| Prince Albert Victor, | 40 |
| Prince George, | 40 |
| Procter (F.), | 34 |
| Propert (J. L.), | 2 |
| Radcliffe (C. B.), | 3 |
| Ramsay (W.), | 7 |
| Ransome (C.), | 14 |
| Rathbone (W.), | 8 |
| Rawlinson (W. G.), | 13 |
| Rawnsley (H. D.), | 16 |
| Ray (P. K.), | 28 |
| Rayleigh (Lord), | 29 |
| Reichel (Bishop), | 38 |
| Reid (J. S.), | 39 |
| Remsen (I.), | 7 |
| Rendall (Rev. F.), | 34, 38 |
| Rendu (M. le C.), | 10 |
| Reynolds (H. R.), | 38 |
| Reynolds (J. R.), | 25 |
| Reynolds (O.), | 12 |
| Rhodes (J. F.), | 12 |
| Richardson (B. W.), | 12, 25 |
| Richey (A. G.), | 13 |
| Ritchie (A.), | 5 |
| Robinson (Preb. H. G.), | 38 |
| Robinson (J. L.), | 26 |
| Robinson (Matthew), | 5 |
| Rochester (Bishop of), | 5 |
| Rockstro (W. S.), | 5 |
| Rogers (J. E. T.), | 12, 31 |
| Romanes (G. J.), | 6 |
| Roscoe (Sir H. E.), | 7, 8 |
| Roscoe (W. C.), | 16 |
| Rosebery (Earl of), | 4 |
| Rosenbusch (H.), | 10 |
| Ross (P.), | 20 |
| Rossetti (C. G.), | 16, 42 |
| Routledge (J.), | 31 |
| Rowe (F. J.), | 17 |
| Roy (John), | 20 |
| Rücker (Prof. A. W.), | 8 |
| Rumford (Count), | 23 |
| Rushbrooke (W. G.), | 33 |
| Russell (Dean), | 38 |
| Russell (Sir Charles), | 31 |
| Russell (W. Clark), | 4, 20 |
| Ryland (F.), | 14 |
| Ryle (Prof. H. E.), | 32, 38 |
| St. Johnston (A.), | 20, 41, 42 |
| Sadler (H.), | 3 |
| Saintsbury (G.), | 4, 14 |
| Salmon (Rev. G.), | 38 |
| Sandford (Bishop), | 38 |
| Sandford (M. E.), | 5 |
| Sandys (J. E.), | 41 |
| Sayce (A. H.), | 12 |
| Schaff (P.), | 33 |
| Schliemann (Dr.), | 2 |
| Schorlemmer (C.), | 7 |
| Scott (D. H.), | 6 |
| Scott (Sir W.), | 16, 21 |
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| Scudder (S. H.), | 43 |
| Seaton (Dr. E. C.), | 25 |
| Seeley (J. R.), | 12 |
| Seiler (Dr. Carl), | 25, 30 |
| Selborne (Earl of), | 13, 21, 34, 35 |
| Sellers (E.), | 2 |
| Service (J.), | 35, 38 |
| Sewell (E. M.), | 12 |
| Shadwell (C. L.), | 39 |
| Shairp (J. C.), | 4, 16 |
| Shakespeare, | 14, 16, 21, 22 |
| Shann (G.), | 9, 29 |
| Sharp (W.), | 5 |
| Shelley, | 16, 21 |
| Shirley (W. N.), | 38 |
| Shorthouse (J. H.), | 20 |
| Shortland (Admiral), | 26 |
| Shuchhardt (Carl), | 2 |
| Shuckburgh (E. S.), | 12, 39 |
| Shufeldt (R. W.), | 42 |
| Sibson (Dr. F.), | 25 |
| Sidgwick (Prof. H.), | 27, 30, 31 |
| Sime (J.), | 9, 11 |
| Simpson (Rev. W.), | 34 |
| [47]Skeat (W. W.), | 14 |
| Skrine (J. H.), | 5 |
| Slade (J. H.), | 9 |
| Sloman (Rev. A.), | 33 |
| Smart (W.), | 30 |
| Smalley (G. W.), | 23 |
| Smetham (J. and S.), | 5 |
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| Smith (C. B.), | 16 |
| Smith (Goldwin), | 4, 6, 32, 41 |
| Smith (H.), | 16 |
| Smith (J.), | 7 |
| Smith (Rev. T.), | 38 |
| Smith (W. G.), | 7 |
| Smith (W. S.), | 38 |
| Somerville (Prof. W.), | 6 |
| Southey, | 5 |
| Spender (J. K.), | 25 |
| Spenser, | 21 |
| Spottiswoode (W.), | 29 |
| Stanley (Dean), | 38 |
| Stanley (Hon. Maude), | 32 |
| Statham (R.), | 32 |
| Stebbing (W.), | 4 |
| Stephen (C. E.), | 8 |
| Stephen (H.), | 13 |
| Stephen (Sir J. F.), | 12, 13, 23 |
| Stephen (J. K.), | 13 |
| Stephen (L.), | 4 |
| Stephens (J. B.), | 16 |
| Stevenson (J. J.), | 2 |
| Stewart (A.), | 42 |
| Stewart (Balfour), | 28, 29, 38 |
| Stewart (S. A.), | 7 |
| Stokes (Sir G. G.), | 29 |
| Story (R. H.), | 4 |
| Stone (W. H.), | 29 |
| Strachey (Sir E.), | 21 |
| Strachey (Gen. R.), | 9 |
| Strangford (Viscountess), | 41 |
| Strettell (A.), | 16 |
| Stubbs (Rev. C. W.), | 38 |
| Stubbs (Bishop), | 34 |
| Sutherland (A.), | 9 |
| Symonds (J. A.), | 4 |
| Symonds (Mrs. J. A.), | 5 |
| Symons (A.), | 16 |
| Tait (Archbishop), | 38 |
| Tait (C. W. A.), | 12 |
| Tait (Prof. P. G.), | 28, 29 |
| Tanner (H.), | 1 |
| Tavernier (J. B.), | 41 |
| Taylor (Franklin), | 26 |
| Taylor (Isaac), | 27, 38 |
| Taylor (Sedley), | 26, 29 |
| Tegetmeier (W. B.), | 8 |
| Temple (Bishop), | 38 |
| Temple (Sir R.), | 4 |
| Tennant (Dorothy), | 41 |
| Tenniel, | 41 |
| Tennyson, | 14, 17, 22 |
| Tennyson (Frederick), | 17 |
| Tennyson (Hallam), | 13, 42 |
| Theodoli (Marchesa), | 20 |
| Thompson (D’A. W.), | 7 |
| Thompson (E.), | 11 |
| Thompson (H. M.), | 30 |
| Thompson (S. P.), | 29 |
| Thomson (A. W.), | 9 |
| Thomson (Sir C. W.), | 43 |
| Thomson (Hugh), | 12 |
| Thorne (Dr. Thorne), | 25 |
| Thornton (J.), | 6 |
| Thornton (W. T.), | 27, 32, 39 |
| Thorpe (T. E.), | 8 |
| Thring (E.), | 9, 23 |
| Thrupp (J. F.), | 32 |
| Thudichum (J. L. W.), | 7 |
| Thursfield (J. R.), | 4 |
| Todhunter (I.), | 5 |
| Torrens (W. M.), | 5 |
| Tourgénief (I. S.), | 20 |
| Tout (T. F.), | 4, 12 |
| Tozer (H. F.), | 9 |
| Traill (H. D.), | 4, 31 |
| Trench (Capt. F.), | 32 |
| Trench (Archbishop), | 38 |
| Trevelyan (Sir G. O.), | 12 |
| Tribe (A.), | 7 |
| Tristram (W. O.), | 13 |
| Trollope (A.), | 4 |
| Truman (J.), | 17 |
| Tucker (T. G.), | 39 |
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| Turner (C. Tennyson), | 17 |
| Turner (G.), | 1 |
| Turner (H. H.), | 29 |
| Turner (J. M. W.), | 13 |
| Tylor (E. B.), | 1 |
| Tyrwhitt (R. St. J.), | 2, 17 |
| Vaughan (C. J.), | 33, 34, 35, 38 |
| Vaughan (Rev. D. J.), | 21, 38 |
| Vaughan (Rev. E. T.), | 38 |
| Vaughan (Rev. R.), | 38 |
| Veley (M.), | 20 |
| Venn (Rev. J.), | 28, 38 |
| Vernon (Hon. W. W.), | 14 |
| Verrall (A. W.), | 14, 39 |
| Verrall (Mrs.), | 2 |
| Victor (H.), | 20 |
| Wain (Louis), | 42 |
| Waldstein (C.), | 2 |
| Walker (Prof. F. A.), | 30 |
| Walker (Jas.), | 7 |
| Wallace (A. R.), | 6, 26, 30 |
| Wallace (Sir D. M.), | 32 |
| Walpole (S.), | 31 |
| Walton (I.), | 13 |
| Ward (A. W.), | 4, 14, 21 |
| Ward (H. M.), | 7 |
| Ward (S.), | 17 |
| Ward (T. H.), | 17 |
| Ward (Mrs. T. H.), | 20, 42 |
| Ward (W.), | 5, 34 |
| Warington (G.), | 38 |
| Waters (C. A.), | 30 |
| Waterton (Charles), | 26, 41 |
| Watson (E.), | 5 |
| Watson (R. S.), | 41 |
| Watson (W.), | 17, 22 |
| Webb (W. T.), | 17 |
| Webster (Mrs. A.), | 42 |
| Welby-Gregory (Lady), | 35 |
| Welldon (Rev. J. E. C.), | 39 |
| Westcott (Bp.), | 32, 33, 34, 35, 39 |
| Westermarck (E.), | 1 |
| Wetherell (J.), | 27 |
| Wheeler (J. T.), | 12 |
| Whewell (W.), | 5 |
| White (Gilbert), | 26 |
| White (Dr. W. Hale), | 25 |
| White (W.), | 29 |
| Whitham (J. M.), | 9 |
| Whitney (W. D.), | 8 |
| Whittier (J. G.), | 17, 23 |
| Wickham (Rev. E. C.), | 39 |
| Wicksteed (P. H.), | 30, 32 |
| Wiedersheim (R.), | 42 |
| Wilbraham (F. M.), | 35 |
| Wilkins (Prof. A. S.), | 2, 14, 39 |
| Wilkinson (S.), | 25 |
| Williams (G. H.), | 10 |
| Williams (Montagu), | 5 |
| Williams (S. E.), | 13 |
| Willoughby (F.), | 42 |
| Wills (W. G.), | 17 |
| Wilson (A. J.), | 31 |
| Wilson (Sir C.), | 4 |
| Wilson (Sir D.), | 1, 4, 14 |
| Wilson (Dr. G.), | 4, 5, 23 |
| Wilson (Archdeacon), | 39 |
| Wilson (Mary), | 14 |
| Wingate (Major F. R.), | 25 |
| Winkworth (C.), | 6 |
| Wolseley (Gen Viscount), | 25 |
| Wood (A. G.), | 17 |
| Wood (Rev. E. G.), | 39 |
| Woods (Rev. F. H.), | 1 |
| Woods (Miss M. A.), | 18, 35 |
| Woodward (C. M.), | 9 |
| Woolner (T.), | 17 |
| Wordsworth, | 5, 14, 17, 21 |
| Worthey (Mrs.), | 20 |
| Wright (Rev. A.), | 33 |
| Wright (C. E. G.), | 8 |
| Wright (J.), | 22 |
| Wright (L.), | 29 |
| Wright (W. A.), | 8, 16, 21, 27, 34 |
| Wurtz (Ad.), | 8 |
| Wyatt (Sir M. D.), | 2 |
| Yonge (C. M.), | 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 21, 22, 23, 27, 32, 42 |
| Young (E. W.), | 9 |
| Ziegler (Dr. E.), | 25 |
[The end of Macmillan Catalogue, January 1893 by Macmillan and Co.]