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304 pages, 234 x 156 mm

70 colour illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 450 8

Hardback, £20.00 April 2016

Writing the ThamesChristina Hardyment

Thames aficionado Robert Gibbings once wrote

that ‘the quiet of an age-old river is like the slow

turning of the pages of a well-loved book’.

Writing the Thames tells a much-loved river’s

story through the remarkable prose, poetry and

illustration that it has inspired. In eight themed

chapters it features historical events such as Julius

Caesar’s crossing in 55 bce and Elizabeth I’s stand

against the Spanish at Tilbury, explorations of

topographers who mapped, drew and painted the

river and the many congenial riverside retreats for

authors ranging from Francis Bacon, Thomas More

and Alexander Pope to Thomas Love Peacock,

William Morris and Henry James. A chapter on

messing about in boats tells the story of William

Hogarth’s impulsive five-day river trip with four

inebriated friends and features satirical novels

making fun of frenetic rowers (Zuleika Dobson)

and young London men-about-town on camping

holidays (Three Men in a Boat).

The river has also inspired some of the best

children’s literature (The Wind in the Willows)

and naturalists such as Richard Jeffries and

C.J. Cornish (A Naturalist on the Thames) have

recorded the richness of its wildlife. But there are

also dark undercurrents: Charles Dickens’s use

of its waters as a symbol of death, Sax Rohmer’s

Limehouse villain Dr Fu Manchu, and the many

fictional criminals who dispose of corpses in its

sinister depths in detective novels ranging from

Sherlock Holmes to Inspector Morse. Beautifully

illustrated, this book celebrates the writers who

have helped to make England’s greatest river an

enduring legend.

Christina Hardyment is a writer and journalist

with a special interest in social history and

literary geography.

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I Told You I Was Sick… and Other epitaphsEdited by Samuel Fanous

Epitaphs are a unique artform. In previous

centuries they were regarded as an opportunity to

celebrate, mourn, reflect on, philosophize, lament,

or affirm the individual and the mystery of life and

death, often giving rise to carefully crafted verse.

In more recent times, humour has come into play:

Spike Milligan’s characteristically irreverent epitaph

– which translates as ‘I told you I was ill’ – gives

new life to his comedic voice beyond the grave.

This book brings together over 250 epitaphs from

cemeteries, churchyards, funerary monuments

and historical records. The gravestones of famous

people often give rise to memorable and evocative

lines, such as ‘curst be he that moves my bones’

(Shakespeare’s grave), ‘Horseman, pass by!’(W.B.

Yeats) or ‘Called back’ (Emily Dickinson).

144 pages, 185 x 120 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 451 5


Others tell us something about the cause of

death, frequently invoking a macabre sense of

humour: ‘Here lies John Ross / Kicked by a Hoss’.

More often there is a wry tone which characterizes

the most well-known epitaphs, combining rhyme

and humour:

Remember friend as you pass by

As you are now so once was I.

As I am now you will surely be

Prepare thyself to follow me.

This book spans the centuries with

the best and most intriguing

examples of the final word.

144 pages, 185 x 120 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 251 1


Famous Last WordsEdited by Claire Cock-Starkey

Who said ‘I should have drunk more champagne’?

Did Nelson really utter ‘Kiss me Hardy’ from his

deathbed? Which statesman was, at the end,

‘bored with it all’? Which king begged, ‘Let not

poor Nelly starve …’

An extraordinary number of deathbed sayings

have been recorded over the years, some proving

irresistible to embellishment, others displaying wry

humour, still more showing remarkable lucidity in

the final hours of life.

The last words of politicians, kings, queens,

actors, philosophers, scientists and writers are

sometimes profound, sometimes prescient, often

strange, funny and usually poignant. They can

reveal the essence of an extraordinary life or tell us

something about a celebrated person’s final hours.

In our ultimate moments, it seems, we are not

averse to cracking a joke, losing our temper

or begging for help from those we are leaving

behind. The most interesting, controversial and

insightful of these exit lines are collected here,

from deathbed desperation to the fondest of

farewells.

Claire Cock-Starkey was series editor of Schott’s

Almanac, her latest book How to Skin a Lion was

published in 2015.

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Shakespeare’s Deadstages of Death in shakespeare’s PlayworldsSimon Palfrey and Emma Smith

Pyramus: ‘Now die, die, die, die, die.’ [Dies]

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

At the 400th anniversary of his death,

Shakespeare could hardly be more alive, in

theatre, in popular culture, in scholarship. And

death in Shakespeare’s plays likewise tends

to affirm or transform life: in the memory of

characters or in their speeches, in the living body

of the actor, in the refusal of his characters to

go quietly, in the ubiquity of ghosts, elegies and

resurrections, and in the fact that theatre can go

to places that everyday life cannot.

The ingenious ways of dying in Shakespeare,

from suicide to murder, and from workaday

dagger to baroque pie recipe, are all documented

in this book. They show how the playwright

choreographs death as a moment of discovery

as much as destruction. Underpinning this is the

idea that a character may die, but the actor does

not. Death on stage is literally impossible – a fact

parodied by Bottom's performance as Pyramus

in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Instead of the

blank finality of death, we get a unique entrance

into the stages of dying, as experienced by all of

Shakespeare's greatest tragic figures.

This book, illustrated with contemporary drawings

and images from stage history, establishes the

cultural, religious and social contexts for thinking

about early modern death. But it also shows

how death on stage disrupts and refashions

contemporary attitudes and practices, showing

how Shakespeare’s funerals, epitaphs and scenes

of mourning are often undercut by their staged

inauthenticity or interrupted by intrusions of the

vulgarly living. This book celebrates the paradox:

life in death in Shakespeare.

Simon Palfrey is Professor of English Literature

and Tutorial Fellow at Brasenose College, Oxford.

Emma Smith is Fellow and Tutor in English at

Hertford College, Oxford.

192 pages, 210 x 210 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 247 4

Paperback with flaps, £19.99 April 2016

VISIT THE EXHIBITIONshakespeare’s Dead

22 April – 4 September 2016 Bodleian Library, Oxford

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Oxford in Prints1650–1900Peter Whitfield

For more than three centuries Oxford has been

the subject of fine illustrated books and engraved

prints. These exquisitely made illustrations have

become part of the historical record, showing how

Oxford’s identity is rooted in the past and tracing

a history of the city’s development through the

architecture of its most beautiful colleges and

university buildings.

Prints made by David Loggan in the seventeenth

century show us a university where the medieval

origins are already largely overlaid by Tudor

and Stuart rebuilding. The engravings in the

eighteenth-century Oxford Almanacks illustrate a

city dominated by neo-classical ideas, while those

of the nineteenth century show an increasingly

romantic feel for the architecture against its

160 pages, 245 x 278 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 246 7

Hardback, £20.00 June 2016

natural background of sky, trees and river. Hand-

coloured etchings published by Ackermann in the

nineteenth century and Ingram’s Memorials of

Oxford of 1837 offer a nostalgic portrait of Oxford

before development changed it into the modern

city it is today.

The best of these historic prints are reproduced

here to create a panorama of classical Oxford,

with an accompanying text describing the origin

of each building, institution or public event,

together with the salient features of their history.

Together they offer an instructive and captivating

view of Oxford through the ages.

Peter Whitfield writes on history, literary criticism

and poetry. He is the author of Travel: A Literary

History (2011) and Mapping Shakespeare (2015).

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Treasures from the Map RoomA Journey through the Bodleian CollectionsEdited by Debbie Hall

This book explores the stories behind seventy-five

extraordinary maps. It includes unique treasures

such as the fourteenth-century Gough Map of

Great Britain, exquisite portolan charts made in

the fifteenth century, the Selden Map of China

– the earliest example of Chinese merchant

224 pages, 270 x 270 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 250 4


cartography – and an early world map from the

medieval Islamic Book of Curiosities, together with

more recent examples of fictional places drawn in

the twentieth century, such as C.S. Lewis’s own map

of Narnia and J.R.R. Tolkien’s map of

Middle Earth.

As well as the works of famous mapmakers

Mercator, Ortelius, Blaeu, Saxton and Speed, the

book also includes lesser known but historically

significant works: early maps of the Moon, of the

transit of Venus, hand-drawn estate plans and early

European maps of the New World. There are also

some surprising examples: escape maps printed

on silk and carried by pilots in the Second World

War in case of capture on enemy territory; the first

geological survey of the British Isles showing what

lies beneath our feet; a sixteenth-century woven

tapestry map of Worcestershire; a map plotting

outbreaks of cholera and a jigsaw map of India

from the 1850s. Behind each of these lies a story,

of intrepid surveyors, ambitious navigators, chance

finds or military victories. Drawing on the unique

collection in the Bodleian Library, these stunning

maps range from single cities to the solar system,

span the thirteenth to the twenty-first century and

cover most of the world.

Debbie Hall is a Senior Library Assistant in the Map

Room of the Bodleian Library.

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The Story of BabarJean de Brunhoff

Babar the elephant’s happy days in the forest are

shattered when a wicked huntsman shoots his

mother. Scared and sad, Babar runs away to the

city. Here he meets the Old Lady who buys him

a red car and a green suit and a professor who

gives him lessons. But although he enjoys telling

his new friends about life in the great forest, he

misses his mother, and the monkeys, so when he

finds his elephant cousins, who have come to the

city on their own adventure, he drives them back

to their homeland. There he is crowned King of the

Elephants and his cousin Celeste becomes queen.

The adventures of Babar the little elephant have

delighted generations of children ever since his

first appearance in 1931. This classic children’s

story, the first in the Babar series, is reissued as a

beautiful gift edition. It is perfect for rediscovering

this charming story and its perennially popular

characters.

Jean de Brunhoff was a French artist and

illustrator who wrote seven books in the Babar the

Elephant series. His work had a major influence on

the development of the picture book.

48 pages, 247 x 200 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 244 3 Hardback, £9.99 March 2016

Not for sale in North

America or Spain

Bodleian Children’s BooksTimeless stories from the archives of the Bodleian Library

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VeronicaRoger Duvoisin

Veronica the hippopotamus lives with her large

family on the cool muddy river bank, swimming in

its clear waters. But she is not happy. She dreams

of becoming a conspicuous hippopotamus, even

perhaps, a famous one, noticed by everyone.

So she sets off, looking for adventure. In the city

she discovers that there are many confusing rules

about how you can move around, where you

can sleep and what you can eat, and that police

stations are not made with hippopotamuses in

mind. Will she find her way back to her safe,

muddy home? And will her dream of becoming a

conspicuous hippopotamus ever be realized?

Roger Duvoisin was a renowned Swiss-born

American author-illustrator who created the Happy

Lion and Petunia series of picture books, along

with more than 40 other titles for children. He was

awarded the Caldecott medal in 1947.

32 pages, 247 x 200 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 245 0

Hardback, £9.99 March 2016

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Pocket Magna Carta1217 Text and Translation

‘No freeman is to be taken or imprisoned, or dispossessed … except through the lawful judgment of his peers or through the law of the land.’

‘To no one shall we sell, to no one shall we deny or delay right or justice.’

Magna Carta (or ‘Great Charter’ of English Liberties)

is one of the most important documents in legal history.

Originating as a peace treaty agreed between King

John and a group of powerful barons at Runnymede

near Windsor on 15 June 1215, it enshrined in law

the concept of individual liberty and defined the role

of the monarch towards the people. The charter was

successively revised and reissued throughout the

thirteenth century by England’s monarchs, and the ideas

expressed in it had a profound influence, as seen in the

United States Constitution and Bill of Rights.

The Latin text of one version of this landmark

document (the 1217 issue of Henry III) is transcribed

here in full, together with a modern translation and an

introduction which traces the background to the making

of the charter and its subsequent revisions through the

centuries. It also explains how this text has become an

enduring symbol of freedom in Britain and throughout

the world.

64 pages, 155 x 100 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 452 2


ALSO OF INTEREST Magna Carta: Origins and Legacy Paperback, £25.00November 2015SEE PAGE 16

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Type is BeautifulThe story of Fifty Remarkable FontsSimon Loxley

Behind every typeface is a story – who designed

it, and why? What are its distinctive characteristics,

and what cultural baggage does it carry?

This book explores fifty of the most remarkable

typefaces, dating from the birth of European

printing in the fifteenth century (and the type

used in the Gutenberg Bible – the first significant

book to be printed in Europe) to the present

day. It features key examples in the aesthetic

development of typography (Caslon, Baskerville,

Bodoni) and those fonts which have made a

significant impact on the wider world.

Many fonts have added style to something

culturally important (such as Johnston Sans on

the London Underground), or assumed a cultural

significance of their own, sometimes by accident.

The designer of Comic Sans, for example,

created the typeface for use in speech bubbles

for a Microsoft programme, never expecting it to

become one of the world’s favourite – and also

most maligned – fonts.

Through the fonts this book also examines the

often colourful lives of the key designers in the

evolution of typography: Johannes Gutenberg,

William Caslon, Nicolas Jenson, Stanley Morison

288 pages, 216 x 138 mm

50 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 431 7

Hardback, £14.99 May 2016

and William Morris, among others – including

one who threw his unique set of metal type into

the Thames to prevent others from misusing it

– and the enduring influence they have had on

print culture.

Of equal appeal to general readers, designers

and typographers, this book is a vibrant cultural

guide to the aesthetic choices we make in order

to spread the word.

Simon Loxley is a freelance graphic designer,

writer and editor.

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NEW IN PAPERBACK

The Book Lovers’ Anthology

A Compendium of writing about Books, Readers and Libraries

‘Choose an author as you choose a friend’ – W. Dillon

‘A blessed companion is a book – a book that,

fitly chosen, is a life-long friend,’ wrote Douglas

William Jerrold, over a hundred years ago. Major

writers through the centuries have turned their

minds to the subject of books, often with humour,

sometimes with exasperation, always with

affection.

Between the covers of this rich selection are

excerpts from the poetry of Chaucer, Shakespeare,

Wordsworth, Milton and Donne, among many

others. Novelists such as Austen, Dickens, Eliot and

Swift have often paused in their fiction to extol

the virtues of libraries, books and ‘the pleasant

smell of paper freshly pressed’, or to satirize

them mercilessly. Interspersed with these are the

meditations of the great diarists and essayists

of past centuries – Johnson, Boswell, Macaulay,

Ruskin and Montaigne – writing in letters, journals

and lectures on the vital importance of ‘bright

books’ to the intellectual life of the nation.

Can books corrupt? How do badly written books

help the serious reader? How rife is plagiarism?

Does reading excessively damage your eyesight?

Which is the best-loved library? These questions

and many more are vigorously discussed in this

essential anthology for bibliophiles.

352 pages, 216 x 138 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 248 1

Paperback, £9.99 February 2016

Hardback edition: 352 pages, 234 x 156 mm ISBN: 978 1 85124 418 8 Hardback, £20.00 November 2014

A treasure trove of apt quotations from more than 250 authors.Sydney Morning Herald

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Tea, Coffee & ChocolateHow we Fell in Love with CaffeineMelanie King

From the tale of the goatherd whose animals became frisky on

coffee berries to a duchess with a goblet of poisoned chocolate, this

book, illustrated with eighteenth-century satirical cartoons and early

advertisements, tells the extraordinary story of our favourite hot drinks.

176 pages, 170 x 110 mm

18 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 406 5

Hardback, £9.99October 2015

272 pages, 216 x 138 mm

63 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 447 8

Hardback, £14.99November 2015

The Making of Shakespeare’s First FolioEmma Smith

This book, generously illustrated with key pages from the publication

and comparative works, tells the human, artistic, economic and

technical stories of the birth of the First Folio – and the birth of

Shakespeare’s towering reputation.

192 pages, 234 x 156 mm

32 pages of colour plates and

8 black and white integrated

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 442 3

Hardback, £20.00December 2015

A Shakespearean BotanicalMargaret Willes

Taking fifty quotations centring on flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables,

this book marries the beauty of Shakespeare’s lines with charming

contemporary renderings of the plants he described so vividly.

208 pages, 184 x 118 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 437 9


What Have Plants Ever Done for Us?western Civilization in Fifty PlantsStephen Harris

Taking us on a chronological journey, Stephen Harris identifies

fifty plants that have been key to the development of the Western

world, discussing trade, politics, medicine, travel and chemistry

along the way.

The Victorian Dictionary of Slang & PhraseJ. Redding Ware • Introduction by John Simpson

Plunges the reader straight into the late 19th-century Bartholomew Fair of undeserving paupers, loafers, Ally slopers, theatrical types and demi-mondaines.Spectator

288 pages, 196 x 129 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 448 5

Paperback, £9.99

ISBN: 978 1 85124 262 7

Hardback, £25.00

September 2015

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The First English Dictionary of Slang 1699‘B.E. Gent’ • Introduction by John Simpson

An invaluable guide to the argot of seventeenth-century low London.Peter Ackroyd

224 pages, 196 x 129 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 387 7

Paperback, £8.99

ISBN: 978 1 85124 348 8

Hardback, £12.99

September 2015

The First English Dictionary 1604Robert Cawdrey’s A Table AlphabeticallRobert Cawdrey • Introduction by John Simpson

This is a gnarled, rude, fierce old dictionary … it shows the raw stuff out of which shakespeare and Cawdrey’s other contemporaries of genius fashioned their more sublime flights.New York Sun

160 pages, 198 x 129 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 388 4

Paperback, £8.99September 2015

A Barrel of MonkeysA Compendium of Collective Nouns for AnimalsCompiled by Samuel Fanous • Foreword by Susie Dent

With illustrations by Thomas Bewick

Featuring pets, farmyard animals, big cats and wild beasts, this beautifully

presented book is the perfect gift for animal lovers and all those with an

interest in this quirky linguistic tradition.

128 pages, 170 x 110 mm

118 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 445 4

Hardback, £9.99September 2015

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Whale’s WayJohanna Johnston • Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard

The humpback whales journey through polar seas. Will they

escape the hunters and guide baby whale to safety? Telling

the story of the life cycle of the whale in a simple narrative,

this is a beautifully illustrated book with timeless appeal.

48 pages, 199 x 262 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 428 7

Hardback, £10.99September 2015 Bodleian Children’s Books

Penguin’s WayJohanna Johnston • Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard

This is a delightful story of the

emperor penguins that live far away

on the edge of a secret sea, told

in narrative form with stunning

illustrations.

48 pages, 232 x 203 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 427 0

Hardback, £10.99September 2015 Bodleian Children’s Books

Heath Robinson’s Home FrontHow to Make Do and Mend in styleW. Heath Robinson and Cecil Hunt

For this compact little book Heath Robinson joined forces with writer

Cecil Hunt to show civilians ‘how to make the best of things’ during

the air raids, rationing, allotment tending and blackouts of the Second

World War. The result is a warm celebration of the British population’s

ability to ‘make do and mend’.

136 pages, 185 x 120 mm

125 black and white illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 444 7

Hardback, £9.99February 2016

Heath Robinson’s Second World WarThe satirical CartoonsW. Heath Robinson • Introduction by Geoffrey Beare

A piano attachment for camp concerts is just one of the absurd inventions

to be found in this book of cartoons designed to keep spirits up during

the Second World War. These intricate comic drawings poke gentle fun

at both the instruments of war and the indignity of the air-raid shelter in

Heath Robinson’s inimitable style.

160 pages, 253 x 194 mm

46 line drawings and 104

duotone illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 443 0


ALSO AVAILABLEFor other Heath Robinson titles, SEE PAGE 21

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The Odes of HoraceA FacsimileWilliam Morris • Introduction by Clive Wilmer

Translated by William Gladstone

This facsimile edition of William Morris’s Odes of Horace is

presented in a blind embossed slipcase featuring a detail from one

of Burne-Jones’ paintings in the book with a companion volume

containing an introduction to William Morris’s manuscript and an

English translation of the Odes.

186 page facsimile and

240 page commentary

170 x 118 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 449 2

Two hardback volumes in a slipcase, £195.00December 2015

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Art of the IslandsCeltic, Pictish, Anglo-saxon and Viking Visual Culture, c. 450–1050Michelle P. Brown

Fusing history, art history, archaeology and literary studies, and

fully illustrated throughout, this is a ground-breaking guide to

a fascinating and complex period in which northern Europe

journeyed from late Antiquity into the Middle Ages.

240 pages, 250 x 210 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 446 1

Paperback with flaps, £25.00March 2016

276 pages, 285 x 244 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 439 3

Hardback, £60.00 ISBN: 978 1 85124 440 9

Paperback with flaps, £35.00

October 2015

VISIT THE EXHIBITIONArmenia: Masterpieces

from an enduring Culture22 October 2015 – 28 February 2016

Bodleian Library, Oxford

ArmeniaMasterpieces from an enduring CultureTheo Maarten van Lint and Robin Meyer

With the help of the Bodleian Libraries’ magnificent

collection of Armenian manuscripts and early printed

books, this volume tells the story of the region through

the medium of its cultural output.

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Volume the FirstA FacsimileJane Austen • Introduction by Kathryn Sutherland

Clearly the work of a teenager, Volume the First reveals the

development of the unmistakable voice and style that would

mark out Jane Austen as one of the most popular authors of

all time. This is a unique opportunity to own a likeness of Jane

Austen’s hand in the form of a complete manuscript facsimile.

224 pages, 180 x 140 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 281 8

Hardback, £25.00October 2013 Not for sale in North America

The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyámillustrated Collector’s editionTranslated by Edward Fitzgerald

With illustrations by René Bull

Fitzgerald’s translation of Khayyám’s quatrains celebrates

the sensuous pleasures of life – wine, food, love – while also

mourning the painful truth of its brevity. This beautiful collector’s

edition features gorgeous colour illustrations by René Bull, which

provide a perfect counterpoint to the lines of this extraordinarily

influential poem.

112 pages, 242 x 190 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 417 1


320 pages, 184 x 118 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 414 0


432 pages, 204 x 137 mm


Distributed in North America

by ISD

ISBN: 978 1 85124 407 2

Hardback in a slipcase, £150.00December 2015Not for sale in Austria,

Germany or Switzerland

The Hours of Marie de MediciA FacsimileIntroduction by Eberhard König

A unique opportunity for rare book

collectors and medieval scholars to own a

stunning facsimile copy of this enchanting

illuminated manuscript.

The Bay Psalm BookA FacsimileIntroduction by Diarmaid MacCulloch

This is the first book to be printed in North America, twenty years after

the arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers in Massachusetts, and now the most

expensive book in the world, recently fetching over $14.2 million at

auction. Every page of this extraordinarily influential book, including the

translators’ preface, is faithfully reproduced in this superb facsimile.

Mapping Shakespeare’s WorldPeter Whitfield

This book shows how many of Shakespeare’s locations,

far from being arbitrary and lacking real significance, as is

often claimed, resonated with Elizabethan audiences, which

grasped the significance of the geographical and historical

background of the plays.

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320 pages, 234 x 156 mm

48 pages of colour plates

and 31 black and white

integrated illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 425 6

Hardback, £30.00March 2015

Scholars, Poets and RadicalsDiscovering Forgotten Lives in the Blackwell CollectionsRita Ricketts

Exploring the Blackwell Collections, Rita Ricketts uncovers a

universe of diverse characters associated with the world of

publishing and book-selling between 1830 and 1940. A rich

harvest for any book or cultural historian.

Portraits of ShakespeareKatherine Duncan-Jones

Within Shakespeare’s lifetime there was already

curiosity about what the writer of such brilliant poems,

sonnets and plays looked like. Yet, like so much else about

him, Shakespeare’s appearance is mysterious. This generously

illustrated book offers a new perspective on Shakespeare

likenesses, as well as exploring the afterlife of these images.

136 pages, 220 x 173 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 405 8

Paperback with flaps, £14.99October 2015

Magna CartaOrigins and LegacyNicholas Vincent

This highly illustrated book tells the story of the birth and

afterlife of the most important document in legal history.

Drawing on ground-breaking research, it also includes a

complete illustrated listing, which for the first time presents

and thoroughly describes every surviving original copy of

the Great Charter.

288 pages, 250 x 210 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 363 1

Paperback with flaps, £25.00November 2015

208 pages, 250 x 210 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 257 3

Paperback with flaps, £25.00January 2016

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80 pages, 180 x 180 mm

24 colour illustrations and

40 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 261 0

Hardback, £15.00April 2013

Edward Lear’s Nonsense BirdsEdward Lear

Beautifully presented, this collection of Lear’s nonsense birds,

such as ‘The Obsequious Ornamental Ostrich, who wore boots to

keep his feet quite dry’, is a perfect gift for children of all ages as

well as for lovers of birds. Each is endowed with unique character

while collectively they form a gloriously humorous flock.

Father Christmas’ ABCA FacsimileThis unusual Victorian picture book is an

utterly enchanting ABC entirely devoted

to the theme of Christmas.

24 pages, 143 x 118 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 325 9

Hardback, £5.99 October 2005

The Chapter of KingsA FacsimileBy Mr Collins

Veering from affectionate ridicule to idealized adoration,

‘Mr Collins’ offers a refreshingly irreverent overview of past

rulers, from Caesar, Emperor of Rome, to George, Prince of

Wales, the future king.

40 pages, 108 x 103 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 320 4


A Conspiracy of RavensA Compendium of Collective Nouns for Birds Compiled by Samuel Fanous • Foreword by Bill Oddie

With illustrations by Thomas Bewick

Illustrated with charming woodcuts by Thomas Bewick and featuring

songbirds, aquatic birds, birds of prey and garden favourites, this

beautifully presented collection will delight both bird lovers and word

lovers in equal measure.

144 pages, 170 x 110 mm

126 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 409 6


SuperstitionsOmens, Charms, Cures 1787Francis Grose • Introduction by John Simpson

Reproducing one of the earliest collections of superstitions, this is a delightfully

quirky guide to traditional sayings and beliefs, some archaic and surprising,

some still in use and recognizable today.

112 pages, 115 x 88 mm

14 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 286 3


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104 pages, 198 x 129 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 430 0

Paperback, £9.99May 2015

Latin Inscriptions in OxfordCompiled with translations by Reginald H. Adams

This book presents a wide selection of Oxford’s Latin

inscriptions (and a few Greek ones), found in both city and

University, dating from the medieval period to the present day.

360 pages, 285 x 244 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 266 5

Hardback, £40.00

ISBN: 978 1 85124 403 4

Paperback with flaps, £25.00

March 2015

Marks of GeniusMasterpieces from the Collections of the Bodleian LibrariesStephen Hebron

Bringing together a range of the most impressive

treasures from the collections of the Bodleian Libraries

around the theme of ‘genius’, this book tells the story

of the creation and afterlife of each work and why it

deserves to be regarded as a mark of genius.

176 pages, 190 x 190 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 256 6

Paperback with flaps, £14.99July 2015

BiblesAn illustrated History from Papyrus to PrintChristopher de Hamel

This unique visual history of the bestselling book of all time tells

the sumptuously illustrated story of sixty rare, beautiful and

important Bibles.

176 pages, 190 x 190 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 298 6

Paperback with flaps, £10.99April 2011

The College Graces of Oxford and CambridgeCompiled by Reginald H. Adams

This book reveals how the tradition of the Latin grace has

survived and evolved over the centuries and offers a rare

glimpse inside the private dining halls of Oxbridge. Contains

full translations and Latin texts of all the graces.

96 pages, 198 x 129 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 083 8


Qur’ansBooks of Divine encounterKeith E. Small

A brilliant journey through thirteen centuries of piety and art.Professor François Déroche

Shortlisted for the British Book Design

and Production Awards 2015

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35 John Aubrey and the Advancement of Learning 978 1 85124 319 8 £25.0031 John Fuller and the Sycamore Press 978 1 85124 323 5 £29.9932 Korean Treasures 978 1 85124 287 0 £35.0018 Latin Inscriptions in Oxford 978 1 85124 430 0 £9.9932 Latin Liturgical Psalters in the Bodleian Library 978 1 85124 297 9 £150.0033 The Life of Anthony Wood 978 1 85124 308 2 £35.0036 A List of Ordnance Survey (Maplist No. 1) 978 1 85124 033 3 £3.0036 A List of Ordnance Survey (Maplist No. 2) 978 1 85124 031 9 £2.5023 London in Quotations 978 1 85124 401 0 £5.9935 Love and Devotion 978 1 85124 278 8 £40.0016 Magna Carta 978 1 85124 363 1 £25.0031 The Magnificent Flora Graeca 978 1 85124 306 8 £35.0011 The Making of Shakespeare’s First Folio 978 1 85124 442 3 £20.0035 Manifold Greatness 978 1 85124 349 5 £19.9916 Mapping Shakespeare’s World 978 1 85124 257 3 £25.0018 Marks of Genius HB 978 1 85124 266 5 £40.0018 Marks of Genius PB 978 1 85124 403 4 £25.0031 The Marriage of Heaven and Hell HB 978 1 85124 341 9 £50.0031 The Marriage of Heaven and Hell PB 978 1 85124 366 2 £14.9932 Medieval MS. from the Coll. of T.R. Buchanan 978 1 85124 059 3 £20.0032 Medieval MS. from Würzburg in the Bodleian Library 978 1 85124 419 5 £200.0033 MedievalViewsoftheCosmos 978 1 85124 184 2 £14.9934 The Memoirs of Captain Hugh Crow 978 1 85124 321 1 £15.9935 Menswear 978 1 85124 378 5 £15.0036 Modern Political Papers in the Bodleian Library 978 1 85124 048 7 £3.9526 A Month at the Front 978 1 85124 422 5 £7.9936 Mozart 978 1 85124 023 4 £6.5036 MS. Collections excluding Africana 978 0 90017 703 3 £3.0035 Napoleon and the Invasion of Britain 978 1 85124 081 4 £15.0035 A Nation of Shopkeepers 978 1 85124 070 8 £17.5019 New Bodleian – Making the Weston Library 978 1 85124 374 7 £30.0023 New York in Quotations 978 1 85124 420 1 £5.9914 The Odes of Horace 978 1 85124 449 2 £195.0031 The Original Frankenstein 978 1 85124 396 9 £14.9928 The Original Laws of Cricket 978 1 85124 312 9 £5.9928 The Original Rules of Golf 978 1 85124 342 6 £5.9928 The Original Rules of Rugby 978 1 85124 371 6 £5.9928 The Original Rules of Tennis 978 1 85124 318 1 £5.9923 Oxford in Quotations 978 1 85124 400 3 £5.994 Oxford in Prints 978 1 85124 246 7 £20.00

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36 Summary Catalogue of MS. in the Bodleian Library Relating to the City, County and University of Oxford 978 0 90017 721 7 £5.0017 Superstitions 978 1 85124 286 3 £4.9932 Talking about Detective Fiction 978 1 85124 309 9 £12.9911 Tea, Coffee & Chocolate 978 1 85124 406 5 £9.9931 Textile and Embroidered Bindings 978 0 90017 707 1 £2.0034 Titanic Calling 978 1 85124 377 8 £14.9931 The Tradescants’ Orchard 978 1 85124 277 1 £30.0034 Travel: A Literary History 978 1 85124 338 9 £19.995 Treasures from the Map Room 978 1 85124 250 4 £35.009 Type is Beautiful 978 1 85124 431 7 £14.99

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15 VolumetheFirst 978 1 85124 281 8 £25.0012 TheVictorianDictionaryofSlang&PhrasePB 978 1 85124 448 5 £9.9934 Ware’sVictorianDictionaryofSlangandPhraseHB 978 1 85124 262 7 £25.0035 Weddings 978 1 85124 369 3 £15.0013 Whale’s Way 978 1 85124 428 7 £10.9911 What Have Plants Ever Done for Us? 978 1 85124 447 8 £14.9926 Wilfred Owen 978 1 85124 394 5 £14.9935 Women & Hats 978 1 85124 362 4 £15.0034 Wonderful Things from 400 Years of Collecting 978 1 85124 077 7 £29.991 Writing the Thames 978 1 85124 450 8 £20.00

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A Brief History of the Bodleian LibraryMary Clapinson

Spanning over 400 years, this succinct account, illustrated with

historical prints, portraits and photographs of some of the Library’s

most treasured items, traces the development of the Bodleian’s superb

collections and historic buildings from its foundation by Sir Thomas

Bodley to the celebration of the quatercentenary of its opening.

208 pages, 198 x 129 mm

16 pages of colour plates and

12 black and white integrated

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 273 3

Paperback, £12.99January 2015

Dr Radcliffe’s LibraryThe story of the Radcliffe Camera in OxfordStephen Hebron

Through early maps, plans and drawings, portraits,

engravings and photographs, this book tells the fascinating

story of the creation of Oxford’s Radcliffe Camera, and

describes its evolving role in the University.

104 pages, 234 x 156 mm




ISBN: 978 1 85124 429 4


New Bodleian – Making the Weston LibraryEdited by the Bodleian Library • In association with Wilkinson Eyre Architects and Mace Limited

This book tells the story of the transformation of the Grade-II-listed

New Bodleian into the state-of-the-art Weston Library. Detailing this

amazing architectural project from demolition in August 2011 to the

opening of the visionary Weston Library in March 2015, it offers a

fascinating insight into the major refurbishment of a landmark building.

224 pages, 250 x 250 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 374 7

Paperback with flaps, £30.00May 2016

56 pages, 220 x 220 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 274 0

Paperback with flaps, £4.99December 2014

Bodleian Library TreasuresDavid Vaisey

Using a simple and accessible chronological structure, together with

detailed illustrations, this bibliophile’s delight showcases the beauty and

knowledge contained within the Bodleian Library’s renowned collections.

232 pages, 220 x 220 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 408 9

Paperback with flaps, £20.00February 2015

Bodleian Library Souvenir GuideGeoffrey Tyack

This richly illustrated guide to the historic buildings of the Bodleian

Library not only makes an attractive keepsake but is also packed with

fascinating architectural details about one of the oldest libraries in

Britain that has been in continuous use since the Middle Ages.

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168 pages, 198 x 129 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 086 9


How to Live Like a Lord without Really TryingShepherd Mead

Deftly illustrated with dynamic cartoons, this satirical

handbook for fellow Americans is a guide to the nuances of

British culture in the 1960s.

208 pages, 198 x 129 mm

36 black and white cartoons

ISBN: 978 1 85124 279 5


Can Onions Cure Ear-ache?Medical Advice from 1769William Buchan • Edited by Melanie King

Foreword by Robert Winston

This edited selection from one of the first medical self-help

manuals gives a fascinating insight into popular treatments

of the eighteenth century, derived both from folklore and the

emerging medical science of the day.

304 pages, 234 x 156 mm

20 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 421 8


The Food Lovers’ AnthologyA Literary Compendium

Collected in this anthology is a mouth-watering selection of excerpts on the

subject of eating, drinking, cooking and serving food, guaranteed to whet

every reader’s appetite. Featuring diverse writers and interspersed with a

generous helping of cartoons, this is a perfect gift for foodies.

Are You Really a Genius?Timeless Tests for the irritatingly intelligentRobert A. Streeter and Robert G. Hoehn

This quirky and ingenious puzzle book, originally published in 1938,

allows you to discover whether you are a genius through a variety of fiendish

brain-teasers, tortuous trick questions and complex numerical challenges.

128 pages, 170 x 110 mm

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30 line art illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 382 2


How to Dine in StyleThe Art of entertaining, 1920J. Rey

Offers a fascinating glimpse into how to host a party with style,

from a time when entertaining was an art form.

Heath Robinson’s Great WarThe satirical CartoonsW. Heath Robinson • Introduction by Geoffrey Beare

Heath Robinson’s cartoons lampooning the absurdities of the First World

War and gently poking fun at the German army brought welcome comic

relief to both British soldiers and civilians. This book presents the best

of his First World War satire, from ridiculous weapons such as button

magnets to a guide to how to have a quiet cup of tea at the Front.

160 pages, 253 x 194 mm

70 line drawings and 80

duotone illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 424 9

Hardback, £14.99June 2015

Heath Robinson’s GolfClassic Cartoons and ingenious ContraptionsW. Heath Robinson • Introduction by Bernard Darwin

This endearing collection of cartoons by the great Heath Robinson follows

the hapless antics of the portly golfer and his long-suffering caddie.

Ridiculing the many challenges of the game, from water traps and bunkers

to impossible ‘lies’, whilst at the same time aiding the intrepid golfer with

a series of ingenious contraptions such as the bent niblick for curly bunker

work and suggestions on how to manage aquatic golf, this is the must-

have gift for every golfing enthusiast or budding golfer.

144 pages, 185 x 120 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 435 5


128 pages, 185 x 120 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 434 8


64 pages, 253 x 194 mm

56 duotone illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 433 1


Heath Robinson: How to Live in a FlatW. Heath Robinson and K.R.G. Browne

‘Once recovered from his initial bout of claustrophobia, the

tenant of a modern flat should find it easy to readjust his life

with the help of the hints set forth within this book. (The

said hints can also be cut out, mounted on stiff parchment,

and used as a novelty lamp-shade – if there is room in the

flat for a lampshade).’

Heath Robinson: How to be a MotoristW. Heath Robinson and K.R.G. Browne

‘This handy, decorative, valuable and uncostly volume will

appeal to everybody who is ever likely to drive, be driven in,

or get run over by a mechanically propelled vehicle.’

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How to …These little guides were written for the middle

classes of the 1930s who were reading the

first modern self-help books. Illustrated with

contemporary line drawings, they contain advice by

turns delightfully arcane and timelessly true.

How to be a Good Parent

Full of no-nonsense old-fashioned parenting advice:

a gem of a guide for anyone new to the hardest job

in the world.

How to be a Good Mother-in-Law

Packed with amusing scenarios of provocative

behaviour as well as pithy advice, this charming

guide will win over both novices and veterans in

this much-maligned role.

How to be a Good Motorist

This little book from the 1920s provides all the

information needed to get maximum enjoyment out

of the open road, complete with leisurely picnics

and a little light motor-car maintenance – the

perfect gift for both new and experienced drivers.

How to be a Good Lover

Aimed at the romantically inclined in the 1930s,

this charming self-help guide is dedicated to the

etiquette of choosing, wooing and winning a

prospective partner.

How to be a Good Husband

Don’t think that your wife has placed waste-paper

baskets in the rooms as ornaments.

How to be a Good Wife

The art of being a good wife is not an easy one but,

after all is said and done, husbands are not terribly

difficult to manage.

How to be a Good ParentISBN: 978 1 85124 438 6

September 2015

How to be a Good Mother-in-Law ISBN: 978 1 85124 082 1

September 2013

How to be a Good Motorist ISBN: 978 1 85124 080 7

September 2013

How to be a Good Lover ISBN: 978 1 85124 280 1

September 2012Rights sold: Russian

How to be a Good Husband ISBN: 978 1 85124 376 1

January 2008Rights sold: Arabic, Russian, Spanish

How to be a Good Wife ISBN: 978 1 85124 381 5

January 2008Rights sold: Arabic, Russian, Spanish

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Chicago in QuotationsISBN: 978 1 85124 411 9

February 2016

London in QuotationsISBN: 978 1 85124 401 0

August 2014

New York in QuotationsISBN: 978 1 85124 420 1

February 2016

Oxford in QuotationsISBN: 978 1 85124 400 3

August 2014

Paris in QuotationsISBN: 978 1 85124 410 2

February 2016

96 pages, 115 x 88 mm

Hardback, £5.99 each

… in Quotations

These compact gift books are packed full of witty,

scandalous and entertaining quotations, from the

Middle Ages to the current decade.

Chicago in Quotations

This book offers candid views of an extraordinary

town which has attracted citizens from all over

Europe and the rest of the world. They have

made the city what it is today – and written about

it variously with affection, loyalty, disgust and

amazement.

London in Quotations

England’s capital has been characterized variously

as a ‘riddle’, a ‘cesspool’ and a ‘modern Babylon’,

and both Londoners and visitors alike have

continued to share their candid views of a great

city in a variety of literary forms.

New York in Quotations

Over the last three-and-a-half centuries this

glamorous, twenty-four-hour city has attracted

a multitude of thinkers, poets, novelists and

playwrights, many of whom have brilliantly

encapsulated its unique spirit through verse,

prose or the ultimate wisecrack.

Oxford in Quotations

Since its humble beginnings as a ford for oxen

across the river Thames in the tenth century,

Oxford has been an inspiration to generations

of writers and thinkers, who have admired its

‘dreaming spires’, or warned of its excesses.

Paris in Quotations

Describing the capital variously as a city of lovers,

gastronomy, fashion and filth, myriad quotations

– sometimes poetic, sometimes humorous and

always fizzing with insight – are collected here.

German Invasion Plans for the British Isles, 1940For years, German military intelligence quietly compiled a dossier of

information on Britain. Using one of the only surviving copies found

by the Allied forces as they invaded Berlin in 1945, this book brings

together a selection of documents that were used in planning

Operation Sea Lion in 1940.

120 pages, 155 x 100 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 039 5

Hardback, £5.99August 2013

112 Gripes about the FrenchParis, 1945

A humorous look at the most common gripes voiced by

the American GIs stationed in Paris in 1945. Written in a

direct, colloquial style, this book is illustrated with evocative

period cartoons.

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38 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 285 6


A Pocket Guide to Vietnam, 1962Foreword by Bruns Grayson, Vietnam Veteran, US Army

This rather unassuming Pocket Guide was designed to instil in the

American soldier an understanding of and respect for the Vietnamese,

so as to gain their support. In less than 8,000 words, the author of the

Pocket Guide creates a highly sympathetic account of Vietnam’s history,

culture, politics, infrastructure, geography, and people. The author

stresses shared values common to both the United States and Vietnam.

Viewed from the intervening distance of four decades, this is a

fascinating comment on the political aspirations of a former age.

It remains a compelling introduction to the enduring qualities of

Vietnamese culture.

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A reminder of just how difficult it is to dislodge cultural prejudices and stereotypes.Boston Globe

‘I have decided to prepare a landing operation against England, and if necessary to carry it out.’Adolf Hitler, 16 July 1940

ALSO OF INTEREST Heath Robinson’s Second World War ISBN: 978 1 85124 443 0Hardback, £14.99SEE PAGE 13

96 pages, 170 x 110 mm

43 black and white

illustrations and maps

ISBN: 978 1 85124 356 3

Hardback, £5.99

September 2007Rights sold: German

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Instructions for American Servicemen in Britain, 1942This United States War Department guide was intended to lessen the

culture shock for American servicemen embarking on their first trip to Great

Britain and, for the most part, abroad. The instructions are a wonderful

interpretation of the differences between the two allies. Refreshingly candid

quips leap from the pages – in a most un-British fashion.

48 pages, 155 x 100 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 085 2


Series: Instructions for Servicemen Rights sold: Spanish

A perfect gift book. Independent

Publishers’ Catalogue

72 pages, 155 x 100 mm

20 black and white

illustrations

Published in Australia by

Penguin

ISBN: 978 1 85124 395 2

Hardback, £4.99 September 2006 Series: Instructions for Servicemen

Instructions for American Servicemen in Australia, 1942Nearly 1 million American soldiers passed through Australia between

1942 and 1945 as part of America’s strategy to re-capture the

Philippines and defeat Japan. This pithy guide captures the essence of

Australia and its people, their humour and attitude to the Yanks, the

British, the war and the world with remarkable economy and clarity.

Instructions for British Servicemen in Germany, 1944

This remarkable booklet, often unintentionally humorous and sometimes

crudely stereotypical, reads by turns like a travel guide (advising on the

excellence of German sausages and beer – ‘one of the pleasantest in Europe’)

and a crash course in psychological warfare. It is very much a document of the

period, revealing as much about British wartime attitudes towards Germany as

it does about British hopes and fears.

80 pages, 155 x 100 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 351 8

Hardback, £4.99September 2007Series: Instructions for ServicemenRights sold: German

Instructions for British Servicemen in France, 1944

In 1944 the British War Office distributed a handbook to British soldiers

informing them what to expect and how to behave in a newly liberated

France. Containing candid descriptions of this war-ravaged society (widespread

malnourishment, rampant tuberculosis) as well as useful phrases and a

pronunciation guide (bonjewer, commont-allay-voo), many of the book’s

observations still ring true today.

72 pages, 155 x 100 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 335 8

Hardback, £4.99September 2005Series: Instructions for ServicemenRights sold: French, Spanish

56 pages, 195 x 127 mm

8 black and white

illustrations

Published in Australia by

Melbourne University Press

ISBN: 978 1 85124 422 5


NEW EDITION

A Month at the Front The Diary of an Unknown soldierIn July 1917 a young man in the 12th East Surrey Regiment

kept a journal of his experiences at the Front. This poignant

and moving account is narrated with a keen sense of

observation, bringing to life the sights, sounds, smells and

horrors of war.

From Downing Street to the TrenchesFirst-hand Accounts from the great war, 1914–1916

Mike Webb • Foreword by Hew Strachan

Why did Asquith take Britain to war in 1914? What did educated

young men believe their role should be? What was it like to fly over

the Somme battlefield? How could a trench on the front line be ‘the

safest place’? These fascinating contemporary papers paint a highly

personal and immediate picture of the war as it happened.

304 pages, 234 x 156 mm




ISBN: 978 1 85124 393 8


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Wilfred OwenAn illustrated Life Jane Potter • Preface by Jon Stallworthy

Those already familiar with or well-versed in Owen’s work will

find new material in this book, and those coming to Owen for the

first time will enjoy a well-researched, yet accessible, illustrated

introduction to one of the twentieth century’s greatest poets.

144 pages, 210 x 161 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 394 5

Hardback, £14.99 July 2014

ALSO OF INTERESTPostcards from the TrenchesISBN: 978 1 85124 391 4Hardback, £8.99SEE PAGE 29

Shortlisted for the World War One Book

of the Year in the Paddy Power Political

Book Awards 2015

ALSO OF INTEREST Heath Robinson’s Great War ISBN: 978 1 85124 424 9Hardback, £14.99SEE PAGE 21

Secrets in a Dead FishThe spying game in the First world war Melanie King

Drawing on the words of many of the spies themselves,

Secrets in a Dead Fish is a fascinating compendium of clever

and original ruses that casts new light into the murky world

of espionage during the First World War.

128 pages, 170 x 110 mm

20 black and white

cartoons

ISBN: 978 1 85124 260 3


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Ye Berlyn TapestrieJohn Hassall’s satirical First world war PanoramaJohn Hassall

Parodying the famous Bayeux Tapestry, Hassall uses

thirty pictorial panels to lampoon the Germans’

‘frightfulness’ during Kaiser Wilhelm II’s 1914 invasion

of Luxembourg and Belgium. Reproduced, like the

original, as a fold-out concertina, this is a fascinating

historical example of war-induced farce.

64 pages, 145 x 175 mm

(folding out to 5.25m)


ISBN: 978 1 85124 416 4


If England Were InvadedWilliam Le Queux • Introduction by Mike Webb

Eight years before the outbreak of the First World War, when

national hysteria over the supposed presence of German spies in

England gripped the country, the journalist and novelist William Le

Queux imagined a catastrophic scenario in which the German army

invaded Britain in a shock attack on the east coast.

288 pages, 198 x 129 mm

2 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 402 7

Paperback, £8.99April 2014

112 pages, 170 x 110 mm

50 black and white

illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 399 0


The Huns Have Got my Gramophone!Advertisements from the great warAmanda-Jane Doran and Andrew McCarthy

These charged images from the Great War cover a wide range of

products, including trench coats, motorcars, gramophones, cigarettes

and invalid carriages, all bringing an insight into the preoccupations,

aspirations and necessities of life between 1914 and 1918.

The Original Rules of TennisForeword by Tim Henman

Introduction by John Barrett

Telling the story of the creation and

evolution of the rules of tennis.

The Original Rules of GolfForeword by Tony Jacklin

Introduction by Dale Concannon

Examining the history of the

rules of golf from the eighteenth

century to the present day.

64 pages, 148 x 100 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 342 6


The Original Laws of CricketForeword by Mike Atherton

Introduction by Michael Rundell

This book reprints the complete

text of the original laws and

explores their evolution.

64 pages, 148 x 100 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 312 9

Hardback, £5.99May 2008

The Rules of Association Football, 1863Foreword by Sir Bobby Charlton

Introduction by Melvyn Bragg

The First Rule Book of the FA, recently recognized as

one of the twelve books that changed the world.

72 pages, 148 x 100 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 375 4

Hardback, £5.99 June 2006Rights sold: French

96 pages, 148 x 100 mm


Published in Australia by Penguin

ISBN: 978 1 85124 371 6

Hardback, £5.99

September 2007

Rights sold: French

The Original Rules of RugbyForeword by Martin Johnson • Introduction by Jed Smith

‘Rugby has rules? Seriously!?!’ How many times has a spectator of

the grand game been moved to utter such a comment on observing a

crushing tackle?

64 pages, 148 x 100 mm


Published in Australia by Melbourne

University Press

ISBN: 978 1 85124 318 1


One of the most important books ever published.

Melvyn Bragg

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Postcards of Lost Royals Introduction by Andrew Roberts

From the Balkans to the Iberian Peninsula, from Ethiopia to

Korea, these regal portraits hint at the values of a lost era.

112 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 332 7

Hardback, £8.99April 2009Series: Postcards From …

112 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 337 2

Hardback, £8.99April 2009Series: Postcards From …

Postcards from UtopiaThe Art of Political PropagandaIntroduction by Andrew Roberts

A rare opportunity to witness how abstract

political concepts were packaged visually for a

mass audience.

Postcards from the Russian RevolutionIntroduction by Andrew Roberts

This book brings together a collection of postcards

chronicling the events leading up to the Russian

Revolution, from 1905 to 1917.

96 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 386 0

Hardback, £8.99May 2008Series: Postcards From …

Postcards from the Trenchesimages from the First world warIntroduction by Andrew Roberts

A poignant insight into the everyday lives and behaviour of the

men who fought one of the most gruesome wars in history.

112 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 391 4


Series: Postcards From ...

112 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 322 8

Hardback, £8.99January 2009Series: Postcards From ...Rights sold: French

Postcards from Checkpoint Charlie images of the Berlin wallIntroduction by Andrew Roberts

An intimate look at one of the most visible manifestations of

the postwar divide.

Postcards of Political IconsLeaders of the Twentieth CenturyIntroduction by Andrew Roberts

Opening in the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm II and continuing to

the eve of the second Gulf War, these are fascinating images

of the people in power.

112 pages, 126 x 170 mm


ISBN: 978 1 85124 327 3

Hardback, £8.99January 2009Series: Postcards From ...Rights sold: French

An Illuminated Alphabet26 Postcards

These twenty-six detachable postcards feature

historiated initials decorated with gold leaf from

medieval and renaissance manuscripts together

with hand-painted examples from early printed

books. By turns exquisite, playful and unique,

here you’ll find a stunning artistic example of

every letter in the alphabet.

52 pages, 165 x 120 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 413 3

Paperback, £9.99November 2014

The Art of Good Manners

The Art of Good Manners covers such topics as table

manners, pronunciation, introductions, conversation,

courtship and children’s behaviour, offering

encouragement and amusement alike.

‘Speak well of others or not at all is a good rule.’

These engaging volumes were originally published in the 1920s as part of a series

which sought to help the middle classes acquire and perfect social decorum.

The Art of Letter Writing

Filled with timeless advice and charming historical detail,

The Art of Letter Writing gives over fifty examples of the

perfect letter, covering every possible social scenario.

80 pages, 170 x 110 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 397 6

Hardback, £7.99

March 2014

80 pages, 170 x 110 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 398 3

Hardback, £7.99April 2014

52 pages, 165 x 120 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 404 1


26 Postcards from the CollectionsA Bodleian Library A to Z

Structured around the alphabet, this book

contains twenty-six detachable postcards,

each featuring a rare or beautiful masterpiece.

Presented in a handsome paper binding, these

attractive cards are perfect for you to display

or send to friends.

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LITERATURE AND ARTS

The Magnificent Flora GraecaHow the Mediterranean Came to the English GardenStephen Harris192 pages, 250 x 250 mm105 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 306 8Hardback, £35.00October 2007Rights sold: Greek

Sarah Angelina AclandFirst Lady of Colour Photography Giles Hudson304 pages, 278 x 245 mm188 monochrome images and 124 colour imagesISBN: 978 1 85124 372 3Hardback, £45.00September 2012

The Marriage of Heaven and HellWilliam Blake • Edited with an introduction and commentary by Michael Phillips184 pages, 235 x 150 mm52 pages of colour platesISBN: 978 1 85124 341 9Hardback (collector’s edition), £50.00 ISBN: 978 1 85124 366 2Paperback, £14.99 April 2011

The Original FrankensteinMary Shelley (with Percy Shelley) • Edited by Charles E. Robinson448 pages, 196 x 128 mmPublished in North America by Vintage Books, Knopf ISBN: 978 1 85124 396 9Hardback, £14.99October 2008Rights sold: Spanish

Planting ParadiseCultivating the Garden 1501–1900Stephen Harris152 pages, 250 x 250 mm51 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 343 3Hardback, £29.99February 2011

Bound for SuccessCatalogue for Designer Bookbinders International Competition 2009Edited by Jeanette Koch112 pages, 264 x 196 mmcolour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 352 5Hardback, £30.00June 2009

Prize VolumesCatalogue for Designer Bookbinders International Competition 2013Edited by Jeanette Koch 112 pages, 267 x 194 mm253 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 258 0Hardback, £30.00June 2013

Gold-Tooled Bookbindings32 pages, 214 x 140 mm 23 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 0 90017 729 3Paperback, £1.00 1951

Textile and Embroidered BindingsGiles Barber44 pages, 233 x 155 mm 30 black & white illustrations ISBN: 978 0 90017 707 1Paperback, £2.00 1971

An Exile on Planet EarthArticles and ReflectionsBrian Aldiss • Foreword by Alan Yentob192 pages, 234 x 156 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 373 0Hardback, £19.99February 2012

John Fuller and the Sycamore PressA Bibliographic HistoryCompiled and edited by Ryan Roberts160 pages, 216 x 138 mm27 black & white illustrationsPublished in North America by Oak Knoll Press ISBN: 978 1 85124 323 5Hardback, £29.99April 2010

Pick of the BunchThe Story of Twelve Treasured FlowersMargaret Willes168 pages, 194 x 194 mm87 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 303 7Hardback, £19.99October 2009

The Tradescants’ OrchardThe Mystery of a Seventeenth-Century Painted Fruit BookBarrie Juniper and Hanneke Grootenboer128 pages, 302 x 195 mm81 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 277 1Hardback, £30.00April 2013

Ralph Ayres’ Cookery BookJane Jakeman • Introduction by David Vaisey88 pages, 250 x 176 mm colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 075 3Hardback, £14.99October 2006

Roy StrongSelf-Portrait as a Young ManRoy Strong296 pages, 210 x 161 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 282 5Hardback, £25.00March 2013

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SMedieval Manuscripts from the Collection of T.R. Buchanan in the Bodleian Library, OxfordPeter Kidd208 pages, 250 x 180 mmblack & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 059 3Hardback, £20.00January 2001

Medieval Manuscripts from Würzburg in the Bodleian LibraryA Descriptive CatalogueDaniela Mairhofer856 pages, 234 x 156 mm8 pages of colour plates and 133 black & white integrated illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 419 5Hardback, £200.00November 2014

Portraits of the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries32 pages, 214 x 140 mm 24 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 0 90017 733 0Paperback, £1.00 1952

Codex BodleyA Painted Chronicle from the Mixtec Highlands, Mexico Maarten Jansen and Gabina Aurora Pérez Jiménez96 pages, 350 x 275 mm 57 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 095 1Hardback, £19.99 September 2005Series: Treasures from the Bodleian Library

Indian Paintings from Oxford CollectionsAndrew Topsfield80 pages, 204 x 108 mmISBN: 978 1 85444 050 1Paperback, £5.95June 1994

Korean TreasuresRare Books, Manuscripts and Artefacts in the Bodleian Libraries and Museums of Oxford UniversityMinh Chung160 pages, 250 x 210 mm82 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 287 0Hardback, £35.00December 2011

Illuminating the Life of the BuddhaAn Illustrated Chanting Book from Eighteenth-Century SiamNaomi Appleton, Sarah Shaw and Toshiya Unebe160 pages, 267 x 194 mm86 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 283 2Hardback, £35.00June 2013

Anglo-Saxon Illumination

in Oxford Libraries

52 pages, 234 x 156 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 706 4

Paperback, £2.00

1970

Scenes from the Life of Christ32 pages, 214 x 140 mm 24 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 0 90017 732 3Paperback, £1.00 1951

The Gough MapThe Earliest Road Map of Great Britain?Nick Millea96 pages, 267 x 194 mm 21 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 022 7Hardback, £25.00 October 2007Series: Treasures from the Bodleian Library

St Margaret’s Gospel-bookThe Favourite Book of an Eleventh-Century Queen of ScotsRebecca Rushforth120 pages, 267 x 194 mm 67 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 370 9Hardback, £25.00 November 2007Series: Treasures from the Bodleian Library

The Douce ApocalypsePicturing the End of the World in the Middle Ages Nigel Morgan120 pages, 267 x 194 mm73 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 360 0Hardback, £25.00 November 2006Series: Treasures from the Bodleian Library

Latin Liturgical Psalters in the Bodleian LibraryA Select CatalogueElizabeth Solopova776 pages, 234 x 156 mm112 colour platesISBN: 978 1 85124 297 9Hardback, £150.00September 2013

Paintings from Mughal IndiaAndrew Topsfield184 pages, 210 x 154 mm80 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 087 6Paperback, £14.99August 2013

Talking about Detective FictionP.D. James160 pages, 198 x 129 mm black & white cartoons ISBN: 978 1 85124 309 9 Hardback, £12.99 October 2009 Not for sale in North America

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A Facsimile Edition of Terence’s ComediesEdited by Bernard J. Muir and Andrew J. TurnerSoftware by Nick Kennedy DVD-RomISBN: 978 1 85124 328 0£199.00 + VAT September 2011Series: Bodleian Digital Texts 2

A Facsimile Edition of the Vernon ManuscriptA Literary Hoard from Medieval EnglandEdited by Wendy ScaseSoftware by Nick KennedyDVD-RomISBN: 978 1 85124 333 4£199.00 + VAT March 2012Series: Bodleian Digital Texts 3

A Digital Facsimile of Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Junius 11Edited by Bernard J. MuirSoftware by Nick KennedyDVD-RomISBN: 978 1 85124 330 3£199.00 + VATAugust 2004Series: Bodleian Digital Texts 1

The Itineraries of William WeyTranslated and edited by Francis Davey256 pages, 234 x 156 mmblack & white illustrations and mapISBN: 978 1 85124 304 4Hardback, £27.99April 2010

Medieval Views of the Cosmos Picturing the Universe in the Christian and Islamic Middle AgesE. Edson and E. Savage-SmithForeword by Terry Jones128 pages, 250 x 183 mm 59 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 184 2Paperback, £14.99Rev. ed. May 2011Rights sold: Korean, German

Queen Elizabeth’s Book of OxfordEdited with an introduction by Louise Durning • Translated by Sarah Knight128 pages, 250 x 176 mm 48 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 315 0Hardback, £14.99 October 2006

HISTORY

De uiris illustribus / On Famous MenJohn Leland • Edited and translated by James P. Carley, with the assistance of Caroline Brett1028 pages, 228 x 152 mm8 pages of platesPublished in North America by PIMSISBN: 978 1 85124 367 9Hardback, £120.00October 2010Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 1

Peter Mundy, Merchant AdventurerEdited by R.E. Pritchard288 pages, 216 x 138 mm26 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 354 9Hardback, £29.99November 2011

The Cat & the FiddleImages of Musical Humour from the Middle Ages to Modern TimesJeremy Barlow88 pages, 247 x 172 mm colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 300 6Paperback, £9.99 July 2006

A Dance through TimeImages of Western Social Dancing from the Middle Ages to Modern TimesJeremy Barlow128 pages, 247 x 172 mm15 black & white images and 34 colour imagesISBN: 978 1 85124 299 3Paperback, £16.99May 2012

Anglicanus ortusA Verse Herbal of the Twelfth CenturyHenry of HuntingdonEdited and translated by Winston Black600 pages, 228 x 152 mmPublished in North America by PIMSISBN: 978 1 85124 284 9Hardback, £135.00May 2012Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 3

Poems on Contemporary EventsJohn Gower • Edited by David R. Carlson with a verse translation by A.G. Rigg428 pages, 228 x 152 mmPublished in North America by PIMSISBN: 978 1 85124 290 0Hardback, £110.00May 2011Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 2

The Life of Anthony Wood in his own WordsEdited by Nicolas K. Kiessling256 pages, 234 x 156 mm10 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 308 2Hardback, £35.00November 2009

The Booke of Ovyde Named MethamorphoseWilliam Caxton • Edited by Richard J. Moll600 pages, 228 x 152 mm Published in North America by PIMSISBN: 978 1 85124 253 5Hardback, £160.00August 2013Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 4

Peter of Cornwall’s Book of RevelationsPeter of Cornwall • Robert Easting and Richard Sharpe632 pages, 228 x 152 mm2 black & white platesPublished in North America by PIMSISBN: 978 1 85124 254 2Hardback, £160.00August 2013Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 5

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Wonderful Things from 400 Years of CollectingThe Bodleian Library 1602–2002180 pages, 276 x 210 mm94 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 077 7Paperback, £29.99September 2002

The Radcliffe CameraStanley Gillam40 pages, 250 x 200 mm36 illustrations (14 in colour)ISBN: 978 1 85124 026 5Paperback, £5.95January 1992

Cultural Revolution in BerlinJews in the Age of EnlightenmentShmuel Feiner and Natalie Naimark-Goldberg104 pages, 240 x 160 mm84 colour illustrationsPublished in association with the Journal of Jewish StudiesISBN: 978 1 85124 291 7Paperback, £19.99September 2011

An Englishwoman in CaliforniaThe Letters of Catherine Hubback 1871–76Edited by Zoë Klippert240 pages, 216 x 138 mm14 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 344 0Hardback, £25.00October 2010

Illustrating EmpireA Visual History of British ImperialismAshley Jackson and David Tomkins224 pages, 230 x 210 mm228 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 334 1Paperback, £19.99May 2011Series: Visual History from the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera

The Memoirs of Captain Hugh CrowThe Life and Times of a Slave Trade CaptainIntroduction by John Pinfold224 pages, 230 x 155 mm black & white illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 321 1Hardback, £15.99 March 2007

The Slave Trade Debate Contemporary Writings For and AgainstIntroduction by John Pinfold400 pages, 196 x 129 mm 21 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 316 7Paperback, £12.99 March 2007

Titanic CallingWireless Communications during the Great DisasterEdited by Michael Hughes and Katherine Bosworth176 pages, 190 x 175 mm47 colour illustrationsPublished in association with Bernard Quaritch LtdISBN: 978 1 85124 377 8Hardback, £14.99April 2012

Dole Queues and DemonsBritish Election Posters from the Conservative Party ArchiveStuart Ball • Foreword by Maurice Saatchi192 pages, 250 x 210 mm196 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 353 2Paperback, £19.99November 2011

Ware’s Victorian Dictionary of Slang and PhraseJ. Redding Ware • Introduction by John Simpson288 pages, 196 x 128 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 262 7Hardback, £25.00March 2013

Travel: A Literary HistoryPeter Whitfield320 pages, 234 x 156 mm16 pages of colour plates and 18 black & white integrated illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 338 9Hardback, £19.99December 2011

GENERAL INTEREST

The First English Dictionary of Slang 1699B.E. Gent • Introduction by John Simpson224 pages, 198 x 129 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 348 8Hardback, £12.99September 2010

The Autobiography of Sir Thomas BodleyIntroduction by William Clennell72 pages, 148 x 100 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 340 2Hardback, £4.99February 2006

Historiae Britannicae Defensio / A Defence of the British HistoryJohn Prise • Edited and translated by Ceri Davies390 pages, 228 x 152 mmPublished in North America by PIMS ISBN: 978 1 85124 436 2Hardback, £110.00June 2015 Series: British Writers of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, 6

How to Woo, When, and to Whom 32 pages, 125 x 100 mm ISBN: 978 1 85124 345 7Hardback, £4.99 February 2006

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BicyclesVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by William Fotheringham112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 368 6Hardback, £15.00May 2011Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

Fantasy TravelVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by Terry Jones112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 383 9Hardback, £15.00October 2012Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

MenswearVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by Eric Musgrave 112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 378 5Hardback, £15.00 October 2012Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

WeddingsVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by Giles Waterfield 112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 369 3Hardback, £15.00 May 2011Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

ReadersVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by David Lodge 112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 359 4Hardback, £15.00December 2010Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

Women & HatsVintage People on Photo PostcardsTom Phillips • Foreword by Philip Treacy 112 pages, 190 x 175 mm200 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 362 4Hardback, £15.00December 2010Series: Photo Postcards from the Tom Phillips Archive

Great Medical DiscoveriesAn Oxford StoryConrad Keating96 pages, 234 x 156 mm 40 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 003 6Paperback, £8.99 November 2013

EXHIBITION CATALOGUES

Shelley’s GhostReshaping the Image of a Literary FamilyStephen Hebron and Elizabeth C. Denlinger192 pages, 250 x 184 mm70 colour illustrations ISBN: 978 1 85124 339 6Paperback, £19.99November 2010

John Aubrey and the Advancement of LearningWilliam Poole112 pages, 250 x 184 mm80 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 319 8Paperback, £25.00May 2010

Manifold GreatnessThe Making of the King James BibleEdited by Helen Moore and Julian Reid208 pages, 250 x 183 mm70 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 349 5Paperback, £19.99April 2011

Love and DevotionFrom Persia and BeyondEdited by Susan Scollay240 pages, 310 x 235 mm135 colour illustrationsPublished in association with the State Library of Victoria, Australia ISBN: 978 1 85124 278 8Hardback, £40.00December 2012

The Curious World of DickensClive Hurst and Violet Moller112 pages, 190 x 190 mm96 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 384 6Hardback, £15.99June 2012

The Romance of the Middle AgesNicholas Perkins and Alison Wiggins176 pages, 210 x 210 mm80 colour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 295 5Paperback, £19.99January 2012

Napoleon and the Invasion of BritainAlexandra Franklin and Mark Philp132 pages, 276 x 210 mmcolour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 081 4Paperback, £15.00June 2003

A Nation of ShopkeepersTrade Ephemera from 1654 to the 1860s in the John Johnson CollectionJulie Anne Lambert154 pages, 276 x 210 mmcolour illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 070 8Paperback, £17.50January 2001

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All at SeaThe Story of Navigational Charts32 pages, 295 x 130 mm10 illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 040 1Paperback, £3.00January 1995

MozartCompiled by Albi Rosenthal and Peter Ward Jones72 pages, 196 x 210 mmblack & white illustrationsISBN: 978 1 85124 023 4Paperback, £6.50January 1991

Printing and Publishing at Oxford: The Growth of a Learned Press, 1478–197896 pages, 215 x 137 mm27 black & white illustrationsISBN: 978 0 90017 765 1Paperback, £5.00 January 1978

English Literature in the Seventeenth Century170 pages, 214 x 140 mmISBN: 978 0 90017 753 8Paperback, £2.00 1957

African Medical History

Compiled by Alistair G. Tough

88 pages, 218 x 160 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 051 7

Paperback, £5.00

1998

Catalogue of Ethiopian

Manuscripts in the Bodleian

Library, Volume 2

E. Ullendorff

40 pages, 283 x 220 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 720 0

Hardback, £5.00

1951

A Catalogue of Greek

Manuscripts Acquired by

the Bodleian Library since

1916: Excluding those from

Holkham Hall

Barbara Crostini Lappin

248 pages, 252 x 183 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 071 5

Paperback, £20.00

2003

A Catalogue of the Collection

of Medieval Manuscripts

Bequeathed to the Bodleian

Library, Oxford by James P.R.

Lyell

Compiled by Albinia de la Mare

500 pages, 242 x 162 mm

41 pages of black & white plates

ISBN: 978 0 19951 326 0

Hardback, £25.00

1971

A Catalogue of the Old

Chinese Books in the

Bodleian Library,

Volume 1 The Backhouse

Collection

132 pages, 265 x 135 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 789 7

Paperback, £10.00

1983

Illuminated Manuscripts in

the Bodleian Library, Oxford

Volume 1: German, Dutch,

Flemish, French and Spanish

Schools

Otto Pächt and J.J.G. Alexander

124 pages, 280 x 195mm

ISBN: 978 0 19817 151 5

Hardback, £30.00

1996

A List of Ordnance Survey

Catalogues, Publications

Reports and Other

Publications (Maplist No. 2)

Compiled by Nigel N. James

96 pages, 250 x 143 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 031 9

Paperback, £2.50

1993

Index of Persons in Oxfordshire Deeds Acquired by the Bodleian Library, 1878–1963 (Oxfordshire Record Society Publications Volume 44)W.O. Hassall249 pages, 240 x 160 mmISBN: 978 1 85124 090 6Hardback, £5.00

1996

A Catalogue of the Old

Chinese Books in the

Bodleian Library,

Volume 2 Alexander Wylie’s

Books

112 pages, 265 x 135 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 000 5

Paperback, £12.00

1985

A Collection of Seventeenth-

Century Architectural

Plans: Bodleian Library MS.

Rawlinson D. 710

Edited by Alison Maguire with

contributions by Howard Colvin

Reprinted from Architectural

History

44 pages, 246 x 184 mm

41 illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85214 088 3

Paperback, £2.50

1992

A List of Ordnance Survey

District Special and Tourist

Maps 1861–1939

(Maplist No. 1)

Compiled by Nigel N. James

24 pages, 270 x 145 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 033 3

Paperback, £3.00

1993

Manuscript Collections

excluding Africana in Rhodes

House Library, Oxford

Compiled by L.B. Frewer

62 pages, 240 x 182 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 703 3

Paperback, £3.00

1970

Modern Political Papers in

the Bodleian Library

Helen Langley

40 pages, 210 x 200 mm

15 illustrations

ISBN: 978 1 85124 048 7

Paperback, £3.95

1996

Papers of Dame Margery

Perham, 1895–1982, in

Rhodes House Library,

Oxford

Compiled by Patricia Pugh

496 pages, 220 x 156 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 017 3

Paperback, £20.00

1989

Polonica from the Bodleian’s

Pre-1920 Catalogue

282 pages, 292 x 208 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 029 6

Paperback, £20.00

1994

Russian Books from

the Bodleian’s Pre-1920

Catalogue

520 pages, 220 x 154 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 019 7

Paperback, £20.00

1990

Select Index of Manuscript

Collections in Oxford

Libraries Outside the

Bodleian

Compiled by Paul Morgan

56 pages, 230 x 150 mm

ISBN: 978 1 85124 024 1

Paperback, £5.00

1991

Summary Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library Relating to the City, County, and University of Oxford: Accessions from 1916 to 1962

P.S. Spokes

224 pages, 226 x 142 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 721 7Hardback, £5.001964

A Union List of Japanese

Local Histories in British

Libraries

Compiled by J.M. Bunn and

A.D.S. Roberts

424 pages, 202 x 141 mm

ISBN: 978 0 90017 783 5

Hardback, £12.00

1981

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