DAY Books

The Landloper
When Egypt Went Broke
The World As I Have Found It
The Pythouse Papers: Correspondence Concerning The Civil War, The Popish Plot, And A Contested Election In 1680. Transcribed From Mss. In The Possession Of V. F. Benett-Stanford . Edited, And With An Introduction, By W. A. Day.
Saved To Serve: The Story Of Ashley And Edna Day
Poems, On Various Subjects.
The Literary Remains Of Martha Day; With Rev. Dr. Fitchapos;S Address At Her Funeral; And Sketches Of Her Character. [The Editorapos;S Preface Signed: H. L. C.]
The Skipper And The Skipped
Up To The Mark.
The Pythouse Papers: Correspondence Concerning The Civil War, The Popish Plot, And A Contested Election In 1680 (1879)

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