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settlements in America. [Anon.] 8° London, for N. Gibson, 1756.

literature—Ludvig Holberg. [Anon.] In "The North British review." v. 50 (n. s. v. 11.) 8° Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, no. 100, July 1869, pp. 440-474.

literature, past and present. [Anon.] In "The North British review." v. 38. 8° Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, no. 76, May 1863, pp. 303-324.

(The) national theatre. 1874. See (Edmund W:)

(Sir G: Webbe). England and Norway in the eleventh century. [Anon.] In "The North British review." v. 42, n. s. v. 3. 8° Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, no. 84, June 1865, pp. 357-412.

——— The same. In his Jest and earnest. 12°. London, Chapman & Hall, 1873, v. 1, pp. 198-309.

——— Harold Hardrada and Magnus the good. [Anon.] In "The North British review." v. 39. 8° Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, no. 78, Nov. 1863, pp. 493-537.

——— The same. In his Jest and earnest. 12°. London, Chapman & Hall, 1873. v. 2, pp. 154-247.

——— Harold Hardrada, king of Norway. [Anon.] In "The North British review." v. 40, n. s. v. 1. 8° Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, no. 79, Feb. 1864, pp. 93-143.

——— The same. In his Jest and earnest. 12°., 1873. v. 2, pp. 248-353.

——— The Norsemen in Iceland. In " essays. Contributed by members of the university." 1858. 8° London, J. W. Parker & son, pp. 165-214.

——— Popular tales from the Norse. 1859. See (Peter Christian).

——— The story of Burnt Njal or life in Iceland at the end of the tenth century. From the Icelandic of the Njals saga. 2 v. 6 pl. 3 maps. 8° Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, 1861.

——— The story of Gisli the outlaw. From the Icelandic. 7 pl. 2 maps. Sm. 4°. Edinburgh, Edmonston & Douglas, 1866.

——— Tales from the fjeld. 1874. See (Peter Christian).

——— See also (R:) and  (Gudbrand). An Icelandic-English dictionary. 1874.—. The prose or younger Edda. 1842.— (Rasmus Kristian). A grammar of the Icelandic or old Norse tongue. 1843.

(Dr. G: E:, translator). See (Robert Wilhelm Eberhard). On the intimate connection existing between the pseudo-volcanic phenomena of Iceland. 1848.