Fitzedward Hall
Born 1825-01-01
Died 1901-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF25379305
- WikidataQ5455581
- ISNI0000000108512674
- Open LibraryOL2383431A
Top Subjects
- English language (2)
- English language -- Usage (2)
- History and criticism (1)
- Hindi literature (1)
- Garcin de Tassy M. (1794-1878) (1)
- 19th century (1)
- Manuscripts, Sanskrit -- Catalogs (1)
Books by Fitzedward Hall
Total count: 18
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Hellēnikos neos Parnassosē Apanthisma tōn eklektoterōn poiēseōn tēs anagennētheisēs HelladosTypographias K. Gkarpola1841-01-01
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M. de Tassy's History of Hindi LiteratureBishop's College Press1851-01-01
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M. de Tassy and Maulawí Karīmu-D-Dīn1851-01-01
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Rája-nítia collection of Hindu apologues in the Braj Bháshá languageRev. ed., with a preface, notes, and supplemental glossary.Printed at the Presbyterian mission press1854-01-01
A contribution towards an index to the bibliography of the Indian philosophical systems.C.B. Lewis1859-01-01
A contribution towards an index to the bibliography of the Indian philosophical systemsPublished by order of the government N.W.P.1859-01-01-
The Vásavadattáa romanceAsiatic Society of Bengal1859-01-01
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The Vishńu Puráńaa system of Hindu mythology and traditionTrübner1864-01-01
Catalogue of the valuable library of Fitzedward Hall, esq., D.C.L.to be sold by auction, on Tuesday, February 5, 1867 and following days by Leonard & co. at their rooms, no. 50 Bromfield Street, Boston ...Munsell, printer1867-01-01-
Benares, ancient and medievala monograph[s.n.]1868-01-01
Hindî reader.S. Austin1870-01-01
Recent exemplifications of false philology.Scribner, Armstrong & co.1872-01-01
Modern English.Scribner, Armstrong, & co.1873-01-01
On English adjectives in -ablewith special reference to reliable.Trübner & co.1877-01-01
Doctor Indoctus: Strictures on Professor John Nichol, of Glasgow: With Reference to His English ...Trubner1880-01-01-
A letter to the editor of the New York Nation relative to certain slanders of the New York Evening post.Printed for the Author1881-01-01
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SiddhāntasaṅgrahaMunśī Navala Kiśora1882-01-01
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On the origin of "had rather go" and analogous or apparently analogous locutionsGorgias Press2009-01-01