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• Queen Elizabeth, or, The origin of Shakespeare : a drama in five acts, after the Elizabethan model / by Tresham D. Gregg.
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• Quellen des Shakspeare in novellen, märchen und sagen, hrsg. von dr. Theodor Echtermeyer, Ludwig Henschel und Karl Simrock.
  A later edition in 1870 appeared under Simrock's name alone.
• Quotations from Shakespeare, selected by Edmund Routledge.
• Raising Children in a German-Canadian Household: The Importance of Language and Culture
  
  This portrait follows the life of a German woman, Kordula, who immigrated to southwestern Ontario in 1999 in order to farm. The portrait specifically focuses on her journey in raising her children in a German-Canadian household. The portrait captures how she tried to preserve German traditions and the German language while raising her children amidst the backdrop of southwestern Ontario. It touches on why language is important to her and her children’s upbringing, indicating that it has allowed them to foster their German-Canadian identity. She also gives advice for families who have immigrated, and wish to continue teaching their children about their culture.
• Rambles by rivers : The Avon / by James Thorne.
  Title vignette. "Illustrated mostly by William Harvey"--Dict. Nat. Biog. Two copies.
• Reading Room Portrait at Western Libraries Archives and Special Collections
  
• Reasons for a new edition of Shakespeare's works, containing notices of the defects of former impressions, and pointing out the lately acquired means of illustrating the plays, poems, and biography of the poet.
  Second edition.
• Recipe book, 1823-
  
  Call number: TX714.H55 1823. A collection of recipes, written in a variety of hands. Alternate title: "Mrs. Hill's Cookery Book." Dated 1823 and later.
• Recipe book, 1840?
  
  Call number: TX714.R43 1840. A collection of recipes in a variety of hands. Dated approximately 1840.
• Recipe book, 1850
  
  Call number: TX714.M36 1850. A recipe book containing recipes in a variety of hands, including recipes for making and preserving food, drink, medical preparations, other household items, and more; the journal likely used for other purposes along the way, including by a glazier. Dated 1850. Printed label of Chambers and Hallagan's printing office, 4 Abbey Street, Dublin.
• Recipe Scrapbook, File 8-15
  
  Archival Box B4394, File 8-15. A scrapbook of handwritten recipes.
• Recollections. By George W. Childs.
  Author's presentation copy, inscribed. Preface signed: Melville Philips.
• Redfield's Comparative physiognomy, or, Resemblances between men and animals / by James W. Redfield.
  Approximate date. "With his hand thus o'er his brow, He falls to such perusal of my face, As he would draw it. Shakespeare.'"Illustrated by 330 engravings."Originally published: 1852.Includes publisher's advertisement [2] p. at end. (From Omni)
• Regnal Years, List of Law Terms, &c, During The Shakespearean Period.
  Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps Bibliography, 1883:6.
• Rejected addresses; or, The new Theatrum poetarum.
  "First edition." Folger notes: Written by James and Horatio [Horace] Smith. Parodies of contemporary poets.
• Rejected addresses; or, The new Theatrum poetarum.
  Twelfth Edition. Advertisement precedes titlepage. Written by James and Horatio [Horace] Smith. Parodies of contemporary poets.
• Religion in Hispanic Immigration - Dec. 2015
  The purpose of this portrait is to show the London community personal stories of Hispanic community members. In particular, this video showcases Victor and Doris Buitrago's personal experiences of religion and immigration. This video portrait consisted of meetings and visits to Iglesia Nueva Baptista London in order to prepare for this interview. It is with great joy that I present to you this portrait.
• Religious and moral sentences culled from the works of Shakespeare, compared with sacred passages drawn from Holy Writ / From the English ed., with an introduction by Frederic D. Huntington, D.D.
  Bound in brown imprinted cloth .
• Religious and moral sentences culled from the works of Shakespeare, compared with sacred passages drawn from Holy Writ, being a selection of religious sentiments, and moral precepts, blended in the dramatic works, &c. of our immortal bard; dedicated to th
• Remarks on Mr. J.P. Collier's and Mr. C. Knight's editions of Shakespeare / by the Rev. Alexander Dyce.
  A few remarks on Gifford's edition of B. Jonson's works" : p. [277]-298.
• Remarks on some of the characters of Shakspeare. By Thomas Whately.
  A comparison between the characters of Richard III and Macbeth.A reissue of the 1st edition (edited by Joseph Whately).
• Remarks on the beauties of poetry. By Daniel Webb, esq.
  ESTC 136892. Western copy listed.
• Remarks on the differences in Shakespeare's versification in different periods of his life, and on the like points of difference in poetry generally.
• Remarks on the Sonnets : with the Sonnets
  Bound in pink buckrum
• Remarks on the Sonnets : with the Sonnets