Giles. Books

A History Of Chinese Literature
On Some Translations And Mistranslations In Dr. Williamsandapos; Syllabic Dictionary Of The Chinese Languag
Local Notes And Gleanings. Oldham And Neighbourhood In Bygone Days. Edited By G. Shaw. [Illustrated.] Pt. 1-12. Vol. Ii
Vocational Civics: A Study Of Occupations As A Background For The Consideration Of A Life Career (1919)
The Girl In His House (1918)
Stemma Sacrum The Royal Progeny: Delineated, And With Some Notes Explained, Shewing His Sacred Majesties Royal And Lawful Descent To His Crown And Kin
Lux E Tenebris Or The Testimony Of Consciousness: A Theoretic Essay
The Resurrection Of Man From The Material Body
Flore De L'Algerie, Ou, Catalogue Des Plantes Indigenes Du Royaume D'Alger (1847)
William Of Malmesbury'S Chronicle Of The Kings Of England: From The Earliest Period To The Reign Of King Stephen

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