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The First Part of Symboleography Vvhich May Be Termed, the Art of Description, of Instruments and Presidents. Collected by Vvilliam Vvest of the Inner Temple Esquire. Augmented with Diuers New Presidents Not Heretofore Printed. (1632)

Picturesque views and description of cities, towns, castles, mansions, and other objects of interesting feature, in Shropshire, from original designs, taken expressly for this work, by Frederick Calvert, engraved on steel dy [sic] Mr. T. Radclyffe, with h

All Abt Ants (Journeys)

Psychotherapy & Spirituality: Crossing the Line Between Therapy and Religion

Twilight for Sabers

Introducing Counselling and Psychotherapy Research

The Second Part of Symboleography Newly Corrected and Amended, and Very Much Enlarged in All the Foure Seuerall Treatises, 1. of Fines and Concords, 2. of Common Recoueries, 3. of Offences and Indictments, 4. of Compromises and Arbitrements (1618)

Fifty Years' Recollections of an Old Bookseller (The English book trade)

Symbolaeography Which May Be Termed the Art, Description or Image of Instruments, Or, the Paterne of Praesidents, Or, the Notarie or Scriuener: The First Part of Instruments Extraiudiciall (1597)

The First Part of Symboleography, Which May Bee Termed the Art, or Description of Instruments and Presidents. Lately Perused and Amended by William West of the Inner Temple Esquire, First Author Thereof (1598)