Peace,
1849.
Mathieson
.—W. L. Mathieson,
England in Transition,
1920.
Maxwell
.—Sir H. Maxwell,
The Life of Wellington,
1900.
Mercer
.—General C. Mercer,
Journal of the Waterloo Campaign,
1870.
Metropolitan Improvements.—
-J.
Elmes andT. Shepherd,
Metropolitan Improvements,
1827.
Mitford,
Life.—A. G.
L'Estrange,
The Life of Mary Russell Mitford,
1870.
Mitford,
Literary Life.
—Mary Russell Mitford,
Recollections of a Literary Life,
1883.
Mitford,
Our Village.
—Mary Mitford,
Our Village
(1891
ed.).
Mitton
.—G. E. Mitton,
Jane Austen and her Times,
1905.
Moore.—
The Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence of Thomas Moore
(ed.
Lord John Russell),
1860.
Moore,
Byron.
—T. Moore,
Byron s Life, Letters and Journals,
1838.
Moorsom
.—Capt. W. S. Moorsom,
A Historical Record of the Fifty-Second
Regiment,
1860.
More
.—W. Roberts,
Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Hannah More,
1836.
Morris
.—W. O'Connor Morris,
The Campaign of 1815,
1900.
Muffling
.—Freiherr von Muffling,
Aus meincn Leben,
Berlin,
1855.
Mytton.—
Memoirs of the Life of the late John Mytton,
by
Nimrod
(1915
ed.).
Napier
.—Sir W. Napier,
History of the War in the Peninsula,
1834-40.
(See
also
Charles Napier
and
George Napier.)
Napoleon,
Correspondance.—Correspondance de Napoleon I
(ed. A. du Casse),
Paris,
1887.
Neale
.—J. P. Neale,
Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen,
1818.
Near Observer.—Battle of Waterloo by a Near Observer,
1917.
Nelsons Hardy.—
John Gore,
Nelsons Hardy and his Wife,
1935.
Neumann.—
Diary of Philipp von Neumann
(trans, and ed. E. Beresford
Chancellor),
1928.
Nevill
.—Ralph Nevill,
The Merry Past,
1909.
Nevill,
London Clubs.
—Ralph Nevill,
London Clubs,
1911.
Newton.—
The Diary of Benjamin Newton
(ed. C. P. Fendall and E. A.
Crutchley),
1933.
Nicolson
.—Harold Nicolson,
The Congress of Vienna,
1946.
Old Oak—].
E. Linnell,
Old Oak,
1932.
Olphin
.—H. K. Olphin,
George Tierney,
1934.
Oman
.—Sir C. Oman,
A History of the Peninsular War,
1902-31.
Oman,
Colonel Despard.
—Sir C. Oman,
The Unfortunate Colonel Despard and
Other Studies,
1922.
Oman,
Wellington s Army.
—Sir C. Oman,
Wellington s Army,
1913.
Osbaldeston.—
Squire Osbaldeston: His Autobiography
(ed. E.
D.
Cuming),
1926.
Paget.—
Letters and Memorials of Gen. the Hon. Sir Edward Paget
(ed. Ed
Paget),
1898.
Paget Brothers.—The Paget Brothers
(ed. Lord Hylton),
1918.
Pakenham Letters.—Pakenham Letters
(ed. Lord Longford),
1914.
Parkinson
.—C. Northcote Parkinson, Edward Pellew, Viscount Exmouth,
1934.
Partington
.—C. F. Partington,
National History and Views of London,
1834.
Peel.—
Sir Robert Peel
(ed. C. S. Parker),
1891.
Pellew
.—Hon. George Pellew,
Life and Correspondence of H. Addington,
Viscount Sidmouth,
1847.
Petrie,
Canning.
—Sir Charles Petrie,
The Life of George Canning,
1930.
Picton
.—G. W. Picton,
The Battle of Waterloo.
Plumer Ward
.—E. Phipps,
Memorials of the Political and Literary Life of
Robert Plumer Ward,
1850.
Porter
.—G. L. Porter,
The Progress of the Nation,
1851.
Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeo
logical Society.
Pyne,
Royal Residences.
—W. H. Pyne,
Royal Residences.
Quarterly.—The Quarterly Review.
Quennell
.—P. Quennell,
Byron, The Years of Fame,
1935.
Raumer
.—F. von Raumer,
England in 183$
(trans. H. E. Lloyd),
1837.
Real Life in London.
—P. Egan,
Real Life in London
(1905
ed.).
Ricardo
.—D. Ricardo,
Principles of Political Economy and Taxation
(ed.
E. C.
K.
Gonner),
1891.
Robert Knowles.—
The War in the Peninsula: Some Letters of Lieutenant
Robert Knowles,
1913.
Robinson,
Picton.
—H. B. Robinson,
Memoirs and Correspondence of General
Sir T. Picton,
1936.
Robinson
.—Maj.-Gen. C. W. Robinson,
Wellingtons Campaigns,
1911.
Robinson,
British Tar.
—C. N. Robinson,
The British Tar in Fact and Fiction,
1909.
Romany Rye.
—G. Borrow,
The Romany Rye.
Romilly.—
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly,
1840.
Rose.—
The Diaries and Correspondence of the Right Honourable George Rose,
1860.
Rosebery
,—Lord Rosebery,
Napoleon, The Last Phase,
1900.
Roth
.—C. Roth,
History of the Jews in England,
1941.
Rowlandson.—Rowlandson Drawings
(ed. A. Bury),
1949.
St.-Cyr
.—Gouvion St.-Cyr, Marshal,
Memoires,
Paris,
1830-1.
Schaumann
.—A. L. F. Schaumann,
On the Road with Wellington,
1924.
Schenk
.—H. G. Schenk,
The Aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars,
1947.
Scott,
Visit to Paris.—].
Scott,
A Visit to Paris in 1814,
1815.
Scott.—
The Letters of Sir Walter Scott
(ed. Sir H.
J.
C. Grierson),
1932-7.
Scott,
Letter-Books.—The Private Letter-Books of Sir Walter Scott
(ed.
Wilfred Partington),
1930.
(See also
Lockhart.)
Sea-Bathing Places.—A Guide to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places
(ed.
1815).
Seaton.—
Life and Letters of Lord Seaton
(ed. G. C. Moore-Smith),
1903.
Seeley.—J.
R. Seeley,
Life and Times of Stein,
1878.
Shakerley MSS.—Shakerley MSS.
at Smedmore House, Dorset.
Shelley.—
The Complete Works of Shelley
(ed. R. Ingpen and W. E. Peck),
1926-30.
Shelley,
Essays and Letters.—Shelley's Essays and Letters
(ed. Rhys),
18
36.
(See also
Lady Shelley.)
Shepherd
.—W. Shepherd,
A Visit to France in 1814,
1815.
Shirley
.—Andrew Shirley,
The Rainbow,
1949.
Shore
.—H. N. Shore,
Smuggling Days and Smuggling Ways,
1892.
Siborne
.—Maj.-Gen. H. T. Siborne,
Waterloo Letters,
1891.
Simmons.—
A British Rifleman
(ed. Col. Willoughby Verner),
1899.
Simmons,
Southey.—
Jack Simmons,
Southey,
1945.
Simond.—L.
Simond,
Journal of a Tour and Residence in Great Britain during
the years 1810 and 1811,
1815.
Simpson
.—J. Simpson,
Paris after Waterloo,
1853.
Sinclair.—
Memoirs of Sir John Sinclair,
1837.
Smart
.—W. Smart,
Economic Annals of the Nineteenth Century,
1910.
Smiles
.—S. Smiles,
Lives of the Engineers,
1861-2.
Smith.—
The Autobiography of Sir Harry Smith
(ed. G. C. Moore-Smith),
1901.
(See also
Sydney Smith.)
Southey.—
The Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey
(ed. C. C. Southey),
1849-50.
(See also
Espriella.)
Srbik
.—H. von Srbik,
Metternich,
Munich,
1925-6.
Stanhope
.—Earl Stanhope,
Notes of Conversations with the Duke of Wellington,
1888.
Stanley.—
Before and After Waterloo, Letters from Edward Stanley
(ed. Jane
H. Adeane and Maud Grenfell),
1907.
Stewart.—
The Life of Alexander Stewart
(ed. Sir Malcolm Stewart),
1947.
State Trials.—State Trials
(ed. Howell),
1817-23.
Summerson
.—John Summerson,
Georgian London,
1945.
Surtees
.—W. Surtees,
Twenty-five Years in the Rifle Brigade,
1833.
Sydney
.—W. C. Sydney,
The Early Days of the Nineteenth Century in
England,
1898.
Sydney Smith
.—Sydney Smith,
Works,
1848.
Times.—The Times.
Tomkinson
.—W. Tomkinson,
The Diary of a Cavalry Officer,
1894.
Tooke
.—T. Tooke and W. Newmarch,
A History of Prices,
1928.
Toynbee
.—William Toynbee,
Glimpses of the Twenties,
1909.
Toynbee,
Industrial Revolution.
—Arnold Toynbee,
Lectures on the Industrial Revolution,
1906.
Trade Winds.—The Trade Winds
(ed. C. Northcote Parkinson),
1948.
Trevelyan,
Grey.
—G. M. Trevelyan,
Lord Grey of the Reform Bill,
1929.
Trevithick
.—H. W. Dickinson and Arthur Titley,
Richard Trevithick,
1934.
Twiss.—
Life of Lord Eldon,
1844.
Two Duchesses.—V.
Foster,
The Two Duchesses,
1898.
A.O
.e
.-O
2