ERASMUS Books

The Temple Of Nature; Or, The Origin Of Society: A Poem, With Philosophical Notes. [With Plates, Including A Portrait.]
Founding Of Washington City, History Of The Acquirement Of Its Territory In 1791, Division By Streets And Avenues Into Reservations, Squares, Etc.
Prinsloo Of Prinsloosdorp: A Tale Of Transvaal Officialdom. Being Incidents In The Life Of A Transvaal Official, As Told By His Son-In-Law, Sarel Erasmus, [By Douglas Blackburn]
A Book Called In Latin Enchiridion Militis Christiani, And In English The Manual Of The Christian Knight (1905)
The Complaint Of Peace
The Recent Archaic Discovery Of Ancient Egyptian Mummies At Thebes: A Lecture (1883)
A Grammar Of The Danish Language For The Use Of Englishmen: Together With Extracts In Prose And Verse (1830)
In Praise Of Folly
Praise of Folly
The Poetical Works Of Erasmus Darwin ... Containing The Botanic Garden ... And The Temple Of Nature. With Philosophical Notes And Plates.

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