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  <dc:title>Strutt Library Pamphlets</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Derbyshire Advertiser: The late Mr John Haslem
Published: Derby, R Keene, [?1884]
15 pages

The Englishman
Published: Derby, William Bemrose, 1835.
No 4, Aug 1835; No 5, Sep 1835; No 7, Nov 1835.

The Freebooter, No 3, 25 Oct 1823.
Published: London, W Oxberry, 1823.  Pages 33-48, illustrated.
On the title page is a "view of the exit from Dovedale" and a brief description of the dale.

William Henry Goss: A sketch of the life and death and Llewellyn Jewitt FSA etc.
Published: London and Derby, Bemrose and Sons, 1887.
24 pages

Spencer T Hall: Morning studies and evening pastimes: memoirs and verbal portraits, miscellaneous papers and poems.
Published: London, Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1870.
64 pages

Memoir of the late John Wolley Jr, esq, MA, FZS, etc., reprinted from "The Ibis" with the permission of the editor.
Published: Nottingham, R Allen, 1860.
16 pages

Joseph Jones: Solar and lunar lessons: or rhymes for the grave and the gay.  An epistle to a friend.
London: Derby, W Rowbottom; London, Hamilton, Adams, 1842.
68 pages

W R Roe: The importance of physical training for deaf children: a paper read before the National Association of Teachers of the Deaf, sitting at Derby, 2-4 Aug 1899.
Published: Derby and London, Bemrose and Sons [?1899]
10 pages

William Ogle: Clinical observations.  A chapter in clinical medicine.  What to observe in diphtheria.
24 pages.
From Dr Beale's Archives of Medicine, No 6, 1860

William Ogle: An address to the governors of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary 22 Oct 1891, on resigning the office of physician.
Published: Derby and London, Bemrose and Sons, 1891
8 pages

S A Pears: On types: a paper read at a clerical meeting, Jun 1864.
Published: Derby, Bemrose and Sons, [?1864]
13 pages

Herbert Spencer: State-education self-defeating.  A chapter from social statics or the conditions essential to human happiness specified, and the first of them developed.
Published: London, J Chapman, 1851
24 pages</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1823-1899</dc:date>
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